Bernard Stevens
British composer
Bernard (George) Stevens (2 March 1916 – 6 January 1983) was a British composer who first became known to the wider public when he won a newspaper composition prize for a 'Victory Symphony' post-war in 1946. The broader success was not sustained, but Stevens went on to become a respected composer and teacher at the Royal College of Music, using traditional forms for his compositions while extending his essentially tonal harmonic language towards serialism.
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Works
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- Fugal Overture, op. 9
- Lyric Suite for String Trio, op. 30
- Lyric Suite for String Trio, op. 30: I. Introduzione and Scherzo
- Lyric Suite for String Trio, op. 30: II. Intermezzo
- Lyric Suite for String Trio, op. 30: III. Passacaglietta
- Lyric Suite for String Trio, op. 30: IV. Finale
- Mass for Double Choir
- Mass for Double Choir: Agnus Dei
- Mass for Double Choir: Benedictus
- Mass for Double Choir: Gloria
- Mass for Double Choir: Kyrie eleison
- Mass for Double Choir: Sanctus