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Arthur Bliss : Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in B-Flat
Solomon (Piano)
New York Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra conducted by Adrian Boult
1939/06/10 - New York, USA
Arthur Bliss : Adam Zero - I Fanfare Overture, V Dance of Spring, VI Awakening of Love, VII Bridal Ceremony, X Dance of Summer, XI Approach of Autumn, XII Night Club Scene, XIII Destruction of Adam's world, XV Dance with Death, XVI Finale
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden conducted by Constant Lambert
1946/05/09 - London, England
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Arthur Bliss : Introduction and Allegro
London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Arthur Bliss
1955/11/20 and 1955/11/23 - Kingsway Hall, London, England
Arthur Bliss : A Colour Symphony
London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Arthur Bliss
1955/11/20 and 1955/11/23 - Kingsway Hall, London, England
Arthur Bliss : Suite from Things To Come
London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Arthur Bliss
1957/06/17 (Stereo) - Walthamstow Assembly (Town) Hall, London, England
Arthur Bliss : Baraza from the film 'Men of Two Worlds'
Eileen Joyce (Piano)
National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Muir Mathieson
1946/02/05 - Kingsway Hall, London, England
Arthur Bliss : Ballet for Children
London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Arthur Bliss
1935/03/03 - Decca Studios, Thames Street, London, England
Arthur Bliss : Melodrama - Pestilence, Attack
London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Arthur Bliss
1935/03/03 - Decca Studios, Thames Street, London, England
Arthur Bliss : The World in Ruins
London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Arthur Bliss
1935/03/03 - Decca Studios, Thames Street, London, England
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Arthur Bliss : "Concertino" for Cello and Orchestra
Mstislav Rostropovich (Cello)
English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Britten
1970/06/24, Aldeburgh Festival - Snape Maltings, Suffolk, England
Benjamin Britten : Symphony for Cello and Orchestra, op. 68
Mstislav Rostropovich (Cello)
London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Gennadi Rozhdestvensky
1967/04/12 - Carnegie Hall, New York, USA
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Thomas Augustine Arne : God Save the Queen, Orchestral arrangement of the National Anthem by Britten
Ambrosian Singers / English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Britten
1967/03/01 - Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, England
Henry Purcell : Celebrate this festival "Birthday ode for Queen Mary, 1693"
Heather Harper (Soprano); Josephine Veasey (Mezzo-Sopano); David Bowman (Baritone); Peter Pears (Tenor); John Shirley-Quirck (Bass)
Ambrosian Singers / English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Britten
1967/03/01 - Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, England
Arthur Bliss : River Music 1967
Ambrosian Singers conducted by Arthur Bliss
1967/03/01 - Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, England
Thomas Augustine Arne : Concerto - Two Movements for Harpsichord and Orchestra n°5
George Malcom (Harpsichord)
English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Britten
1967/03/01 - Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, England
Benjamin Britten : Gloriana, Choral Dances for Tenor Solo, Harp and Chorus
Peter Pears (Tenor)
Osian Ellis (Harp)
Ambrosian Singers conducted by Benjamin Britten
1967/03/01 - Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, England
Trad. : Shepherd's hey, arr. Grainger
English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Britten
1967/03/01 - Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, England
Trad. : Bushes and briars, arr. Vaughan Williams
Josephine Veasey (Mezzo-Sopano)
Ambrosian Singers / English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Britten
1967/03/01 - Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, England
Trad. : Hankin Booby, Folk Dance for Wind and Drums, arr. Britten
English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Britten
1967/03/01 - Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, England
Trad. : Mowing the barley, arr. Williamson
Ambrosian Singers / English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Britten
1967/03/01 - Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, England