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Artistic Quality 9 Sound Quality 9 This fine disc makes a superb introduction to Frank Bridge’s orchestral music. The performance of Enter Spring has greater clarity and rhythmic spring than Richard Hickox’s recent Chandos version, and in The Sea, James Judd offers the most exciting finale on CD. In the first movement, though, Charles. Debussy and Bridge on the other hand most probably had the same sea in mind when they composed their works: Debussy finished his La Mer while visiting England in , staying in Eastbourne on the south coast, and Frank Bridge () was born and . Frank Bridge () (GB)"The Sea" suite for orchestra () 1/2 **MUST HEAR**Dir: Richard Hickox1- Seascape: Allegro ben moderato ()2- Sea-Foam.

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Artistic Quality 9 Sound Quality 9 This fine disc makes a superb introduction to Frank Bridge’s orchestral music. The performance of Enter Spring has greater clarity and rhythmic spring than Richard Hickox’s recent Chandos version, and in The Sea, James Judd offers the most exciting finale on CD. In the first movement, though, Charles. [60 PDF + 1 MP3 + 1 MIDI] - Frank Bridge (26 February – 10 January ) was an English composer, violist and conductor. Among Bridge's works are the orchestral suite The Sea (–11), Oration () for cello and orchestra (recorded in by Julian Lloyd Webber) and the opera The Christmas Rose (premiered ), but he is perhaps most highly regarded today for his chamber music. 1 Frank Bridge: The sea () 1 seascape 2 sea foam 3 moonlight 4 the storm London Symphony Orchestra c.b. Frank Bridge Columbia L AX Recorded 2 Rutland Boughton: "The immortal hour" () 1 the love duet.