Talk:Arnold Bax

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[edit] Sorabji about Bax Symphonic Variations

Sorabji writes in Around Music about Bax Symphonic Variations: "It occasionally reaches a pitch of fantastic and imaginative beauty that Bax touches nowhere else except in The Garden of Fand. It is incontestably one of the finest concerted works of the present day"

[edit] Dates of Knighthoods

He was knighted twice: in 1937 as a knight bachelor, and in 1953 as a KCVO. I'm having trouble finding out the precise dates of the knighthoods. In particular, was the 1953 KCVO a Coronation Honour or a New Years Day honour, or was it made at some other time? JackofOz 02:02, 7 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] This article appears to be just about identical to...

the article here:

http://www.bach-cantatas.com/Lib/Bax-Arnold.htm

all the way through to the Research and Scholarship section. Perhaps the same person provided both articles -- it's hard to tell.

Davesofnj 22:44, 1 September 2007 (UTC)