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Bliss: Piano Quartet; Bliss; The Rout Trot; Four Songs; Triptych; Angels of the Mind. Helen Meyerhoff; Chamber Domaine (ASV CD DCA 1128).
Sir Arthur Bliss became Master of the Queen's Music soon after the present Queen's coronation, more than satisfying the duties of a model "establishment" composer until his death in 1975. During his youth, Bliss attracted attention as a musical rebel. He withdrew his romantic ...
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