01 - 04 Phylis Tate: London Fields ^ [13'14]
05 Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: Four Characteristic Waltzes, op.22 - No. 3, Valse de la reine [4'30]
06 - 07 Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: Three-fours. Valse suite, op.71 - No. 2, Andante & No. 5, Andante molto [7'00]
08 - 12 Granville Bantock (orch. O'Neill): Russian scenes [14'18]
13 - 16 Cecil Armstrong-Gibbs: Fancy Dress. Dance suite, op.82 * [17'22]
17 - 20 Elisabeth Lutyens: En voyage. Suite * [15'02]
London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Barry Wordsworth; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Simon Joly*
Lyrita SRCD214 [recorded March 1988 and August & September 1989; CD issued 2007]
[digital download; flacs, cover, booklet and inlay scans]
Recording venues: Walthamstow Town Hall and Henry Wood Hall, London.
Recording engineers: John Dunkerley and not stated^; Producers: Andrew Cornall and not stated^
01 - 04 A Colour Symphony [32'30]
05 - 18 Metamorphic Variations [37'40]
BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra conducted by Barry Wordsworth
Nimbus NI5294 [recorded in January 1991; CD issued 1991]
[digital download; flacs, cover and inlay scans, booklet derived from archive.org]
Recording venue: Brangwyn Hall, Swansea, Wales.
Recording engineer & Producer: not given.
This was the first commercial recording of Bliss' last orchestral work Metamorphic Variations and, as far as I know, the only following recording so far is the Naxos issue with David Lloyd-Jones and the Bournemouth Symphony.
01 A Village Romeo and Juliet - The Walk to the Paradise Garden [10'11]
02 Brigg Fair [14'51]
03 Two Pieces for Small Orchestra - No. 1, On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring [7'21]
04 Two Pieces for Small Orchestra - No. 2, Summer Night on the River [5'40]
05 A Song Before Sunrise [6'36]
06 Koanga - La Calinda [4'14]
07 Three Small Tone Poems - No. 1, Summer Evening [5'43]
08 In a Summer Garden [14'02]
London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Barry Wordsworth
Collins Classics 13362 [recorded June 1991; first issued 1992, digital download released 2011]
[digital download; flacs, cover and inlay scans, no booklet]
Recording venue: The Barbican Hall, London
Recording engineer and producer: not given]
01 The Lark Ascending (preceded by an extract from the George Meredith poem read by Niamh Cussack) * []
02 (arr. Ralph Greaves): Fantasia on 'Greensleeves' * []
03 - 11 Job. A Masque for Dancing []
David Juritz- violin, Consort of London conducted by Robert Haydon Clark*; Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Barry Wordsworth
Alto ALC1384 [recorded in 1990 for Collins Classics 11402* and 11242; this CD and digital download release 2018]
[digital download; flacs, cover, booklet and inlay scans]
Recording venues: All Saints Church, Tooting and St. John's, Smith Square*, London.
Recording engineers: Trygg Tryggvason & David Flower*; Producers: James W Burnett & John H West*
This recording of Job was originally coupled with Holst's The Perfect Fool in its original Collins Classics release. Unfortunately that Barry Wordsworth recording appears to now be completely unavailable.
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