- Classical Music Library Vol. 6: Classics in Films · 1985
- William & Kate: The Royal Wedding Music (Highlights) · 1971
- Classical Music Library Vol. 6: Classics in Films · 1997
- Classical Music Library Vol. 6: Classics in Films · 2005
- Classical Music Library Vol. 6: Classics in Films · 1994
- William & Kate: The Royal Wedding Music (Highlights) · 2005
- Bliss Conducts Bliss · 2011
- Classical Music Library Vol. 6: Classics in Films · 1985
- Bliss conducts Bliss · 2011
- Bliss Conducts Bliss: A Song of Welcome (Previously Unpublished), Miracle in the Gorbals Suite, Music for Strings, Welcome the Queen · 2006
- Bliss Conducts Bliss: A Song of Welcome (Previously Unpublished), Miracle in the Gorbals Suite, Music for Strings, Welcome the Queen · 2006
- The Golden Age of Light Music: the Composer Conducts - Vol. 2 · 2011
- Bliss Conducts Bliss: A Song of Welcome (Previously Unpublished), Miracle in the Gorbals Suite, Music for Strings, Welcome the Queen · 2006
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About Arthur Bliss
Arthur Bliss (1891-1975) was a transitional figure from late romantic to modern styles in England. After serving in World War I, Bliss became interested in French music and its influence repigmented his own music, resulting in controversial works such as A Colour Symphony (1922). Bliss ran into opposition from his patron, Edward Elgar, and from the late '20s his music grew more conservative. Bliss served as Master of the Queen's Music from 1953 until his death; his most famous work, the film score Things to Come (1936), is a montage of cues contributed to the film's soundtrack from several composers.
- HOMETOWN
- London, England
- BORN
- August 2, 1891
- GENRE
- Classical