Oct 20, 2025 | Guest Contributors, Insights, Sir Arthur Edward Drummond Bliss – died fifty years ago, on March 27, 1975, Videos
Sir Arthur Bliss Edward Johnson writes… The Bliss that popped in from you, plus the Boult / Suppé reference, reminded me that they were among the many distinguished conductors engaged by Charles Gerhardt to make LPs for Readers Digest in the 1960s. He engaged...
Oct 18, 2025 | Outstanding [category w.e.f. January 2021], Recording Reviews, Sir Arthur Edward Drummond Bliss – died fifty years ago, on March 27, 1975
Not only Outstanding but important, the first time that Arthur Bliss’s final orchestral work, Metamorphic Variations, has been recorded complete, despite two previous studio recordings conducted respectively by Barry Wordsworth and David Lloyd-Jones. Bliss...
Sep 7, 2025 | BBC Proms 2025, Sir Arthur Edward Drummond Bliss – died fifty years ago, on March 27, 1975
BBC Proms 2025 – BBC Symphony Orchestra. Sakari Oramo conducts Arthur Bliss’s The Beatitudes, Ruth Gipps’s Death on the Pale Horse, and Lukas Sternath plays Grieg’s Piano Concerto. Live on BBC Radio...
Sep 7, 2025 | BBC Proms 2025, Sir Arthur Edward Drummond Bliss – died fifty years ago, on March 27, 1975
BBC Proms 2025 – BBC Symphony Orchestra. Sakari Oramo conducts Arthur Bliss’s The Beatitudes, Ruth Gipps’s Death on the Pale Horse, and Lukas Sternath plays Grieg’s Piano Concerto. Live on BBC Radio...
Sep 7, 2025 | BBC Proms 2025, Concert Reviews, Outstanding [category w.e.f. January 2021], Sir Arthur Edward Drummond Bliss – died fifty years ago, on March 27, 1975
Photo, Chris Christodoulou Sunday, September 7, 2025 Royal Albert Hall, London “Bliss’s cantata The Beatitudes was commissioned to mark the opening of the new Coventry Cathedral in 1962. As the building of the cathedral was an act of...
Apr 5, 2025 | Sir Arthur Edward Drummond Bliss – died fifty years ago, on March 27, 1975, Videos
Little Pomp if plenty of Circumstance – maybe Elgar’s “Quick March” titling is taken too literally here, by Stanley Pope (especially), Sir Ernest MacMillan, and Sir Arthur Bliss. Also Bliss’s own Welcome the...