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| Work | Composer | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 in D majorEdward Elgar conductor | Edward Elgar | conductor | 1989 |
| Things to Come: March |
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Arthur Bliss (1891–1975) was a conductor from United Kingdom. 63 classical recordings in this catalogue.
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Arthur Bliss41 recordings · United Kingdom
Edward Elgar10 recordings · United Kingdom
Thomas Arne3 recordings · United Kingdom
Alexander Borodin2 recordings · Russiaconductor
| Arthur Bliss |
| conductor |
| 1989 |
| JerusalemHubert Parry conductor | Hubert Parry | conductor | 1989 |
| Fantasia on GreensleevesRalph Vaughan Williams conductor | Ralph Vaughan Williams | conductor | 1988 |
| Rule BritanniaThomas Arne conductor | Thomas Arne | conductor | — |
| Rule, BritanniaThomas Arne conductor | Thomas Arne | conductor | — |
| Overture, the Journey to RheimsGioachino Rossini conductor | Gioachino Rossini | conductor | — |
| Rule, BritanniaThomas Arne conductor | Thomas Arne | conductor | — |
| Marching SongGustav Holst conductor | Gustav Holst | conductor | — |
| Fantasia on GreensleevesRalph Vaughan Williams conductor | Ralph Vaughan Williams | conductor | — |
| JerusalemHubert Parry conductor | Hubert Parry | conductor | — |
| Cockaigne OvertureEdward Elgar conductor | Edward Elgar | conductor | — |
| NocturneAlexander Borodin conductor | Alexander Borodin | conductor | — |
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