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Created Sat 22nd Jan '11 18:01 (GMT)
 |  | Review: A Colour Symphony by Sir Arthur Bliss
I have owned an ancient version of this work since I was a student (early 60s) and had always enjoyed its various themes and melodies. I could not resist this version and have not been disappointed by the sheer quality of its reproduction.
I used to go to various concerts by Charles Groves all those years ago and met him on a few occasions, including at the concert he conducted when Murray Perahia won the Leeds Piano Competition, so perhaps I am a bit biased.
I thoroughly recommend this work if you are a fan of English music.
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ORCHESTRA A Colour Symphony (TAS listed 1977 UK Quadraphonic
vinyl LP fully compatible with conventional stereo systems, issued on a
black & white stamp first band HMV label, factory sample stickered to
one side for promotional purposes. The second side consists of a
selection of Arthur Bliss' music for H.G. Wells' The Shape Of Things To
Come, glossy picture sleeve ASD3416)
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