Malcolm Arnold

Arnold's Sonatina was written in January, 1951 and was first performed at the Gallery of the Royal Society of British Artists in London by Colin Davis. The piece is in three highly varied movements, w...

Der berühmte Marsch von Malcolm Arnold aus dem WWII-Filmklassiker Brücke am Kwai aus dem Jahr 1957 enthält den Colonel Bogey March von Kenneth Alford sowie Arnolds Originalmelodie für die Gegenlinie....

Malcolm Arnold 'Three Shanties' Op. 4 Wind Quintet Parts only. Score available: PAT60070SC

Malcolm Arnold's famous Fantasy for Horn .

An arrangement for wind quintet from an early piano piece. Quintessential Arnold!

Parts only. Composed 1952. Scored for Flute, Oboe and Clarinet. Score available: PAT60550SC

The best selling, terrific fantasy piece for Tuba by Malcolm Arnold.

2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets in Bb, 2 Bassoons (2nd optional), 4 Horns in F (3 - 4 optional), 2 Trumpets in Bb, 3 Trombones, Timpani, Percussion (Glockenspiel, Cymbals), HarpStrings (Violin 1, Violi...

Der berühmte Marsch von Malcolm Arnold aus dem WWII-Filmklassiker Brücke am Kwai aus dem Jahr 1957 enthält den Colonel Bogey March von Kenneth Alford sowie Arnolds Originalmelodie für die Gegenlinie....

Parts only. Quintet for Brass composed 1961. Score available: PAT60040SC

Work premiered by Yehudi Menuhin and Ivor Newton.

The River Kwai March was composed by Malcolm Arnold for the 1957 film, The Bridge On The River Kwai. It is a counterpoint melody to the well-known theme tune of the film, the Colonel BogeyMarch, which...

Malcolm Arnold wrote two pages of the Fantasy for Double Bass but it remained unfinished because of ill health. As a result of the expertise of composer Matthew Taylor, who has completed it, we now ha...

Settings of two short poems by Ernest Dowson, for SATB choir.

The nine songs that comprise the cycle Kensington Gardens were written while Malcolm was a still a student at the Royal College of Music.  Unpublished until now they well represent the quirky poems of...

In 1953, Malcolm Arnold wrote the music for a production of Sean O'Casey's 1940 play, Purple Dust. Included in this edition are all six songs and the intriguing Finale to Act II.

A early song, already demonstrating the young Arnold's feel for colour and atmosphere.