Arnold Bax From Dusk Till Dawn

[@ambrasargentini2359]

Beautiful piece of music! A few years ago I didn't even know Bax existed!

[@daveluttinen2547]

Arnold Bax was quite prolific. I have many CDs of his music and love most of it.

[@seawanderer8371]

I grew up in England since 1948 and had never heard of him! 'Till youtube and discovered I had missed out.

[@daveluttinen2547]

Truly one of his most delightful pieces of music.

[@lejayarielle3877]

So much elegance in these musical pages, cheerfulness, enthusiasm, dynamism, nuances of sweetness, even a touch of humor and in the interpretation, really.

[@kaybeenullenvoyde9196]

Such a contrast to his much more emotionally abstract symphonies.

[@josealexandre6632]

This "Pastorale" ambiance, makes me go back to V. Williams and Debussy. Bax was versatile indeed.... Congratulations.

[@tigerarmyrule]

under rated and little known but superb

[@pyropegarnet9540]

その通り。Baxは過小評価されている。

[@4EverMusicism]

As beïng a fan of the Brittish composers, I love this one! Sophisticated lines that create a beautiful piece of music!

[@isabeldieguez5214]

Es tan bella la paz q este compositor me da! Casi como Delius!!!

[@JavierSoverna-oq1wo]

Totalmente de acuerdo con vos Isabel!

[@soizicduvignoul1547]

o h my……simply wonderful!….he really could create atmosphere……find Tintagel……listen to it….and you are there….

[@kaybeenullenvoyde9196]

I love this tone poem so hard.

[@paulbeard4218]

Strongly reminds one of Delius -- quality, serene, impressionistic .

[@paulprocopolis]

Most enjoyable. Really well orchestrated as one would expect from Bax but musically he finds a lighter touch for this ballet score than is often the case.

[@josepharrigo5358]

Poetic and mesmerizing. In all very meditative indeed :)

[@emilygclarinet]

Splendid piece of music!

[@tatalito]

amazing music from bax

[@akumar7366]

Music beyond beauty x

[@Gusrikh1]

.. beautiful..

[@BrucknerMotet]

Interesting observation about the Scandinavian touch. I was thinking shades of Hugo Alfven before I read your post.

[@wendychen5779]

It's interesting that Bax quoted a few bars from Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" (from his "Midsummer Night's Dream") to end the piece.

[@RobertRonnesBassoon]

Very nice!! Bax with a Delian and Scandinavian touch. The harp solo maybe a little too obvious? :-)

[@ExxylcrothEagle]

I'm amaze-merized

[@kaybeenullenvoyde9196]

Are there program notes for these pieces? Would love to know the inspiring sources of this lovely work.

[@paulripley2178]

Adverts have been inserted in this piece totally ruining it. "For The People." Bollox

[@seawanderer8371]

Install an ad blocker

[@dorothypugh2614]

I wonder how he would have done as a movie soundtrack composer. He certainly had the talent!

[@gregorypalmer5403]

Music for the famous British version of Oliver Twist, I think.

[@VOLKHVORONOVICH]

FIVE DAMN COMMERCIALS! That's one on the average of every four minutes. I'm sorry to say this, but if someone wanted to get us to hate the kids with the brain tumors for interrupting our music, this would be the way to do it.

[@jonathanmeans2290]

Pay the twelve bucks a month for commercial-free listening; you undoubtedly deserve it and it's worth every penny. One of the wisest investments I've ever made...

[@devindevon]

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[@984francis]

Adblock. Use your head instead of complaining.

[@germanmedicis625]

Parece que usaron un editor de audio deficiente, pues hay cortes entre cada fragmento de la obra o mejor, entre cada track.

[@hectorberlioz9569]

Who is playing? Performers????

[@ValzainLumivix]

London Philharmonic Orchestra under Bryden Thomson.