Malcolm Arnold

Instrumentation: 2.picc.2.2.2 - 4331 - timp - perc(2): cyms/BD/SD/tam-t/glsp/tamb/xyl/cast - harp - strings

... chamber music writ large, often abrasive in an almost Stravinskian way... the emotional weight is borne by the central slow movement. . . The finale is a brisk march, interrupted at one point by h...

Instrumentation: 0200 - 2000 - strings

Instrumentation: 0200 - 2000 - strings

Malcolm Arnold Four Cornish Dances The Cornish people have a highly developed sense of humour. Many are sea-faring folk, and it is a land of male voice choirs, brass bands, Methodism, May Days, and Mo...

Sir Malcolm Arnold's Second Symphony was commissioned by the Winter Garden's Society, Bournemouth, and is dedicated to Charles Groves and the Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, in celebration of the Dia...

Malcolm Arnold's ever popular set of by turn lusty and lyrical reels and strathspeys, now in study score format, newly engraved and corrected for the first time since its publication in 1957.

Malcolm Arnold's ballet in one act Electra is presented here as a full study score. Based on a reduced version of Sophocles' play, Arnold's ballet was commissioned by the Royal Ballet, and first perfo...

Commissioned by the Cheltenham Festival Society, Malcolm Arnold's Fifth Symphony Op. 74 was composed in 1960 and first performed in 1961 (the year of his fortieth birthday). The work was composed towa...

Film suite composed in 1992.

Arnold's Symphony No. 3 was commissioned by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society and is dedicated to the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, who gave its first performance on 2nd December 1957...

Malcolm Arnold's Symphony No. 9 was competed on 5th September 1986 at Wymondham, Norfolk and is dedicated to Anthony John Day. It was first performed on 20th January 1992 in Studio 7 at BBC Manchester...

Arnold's first chamber symphony, in three movements, written in 1954, published in study score format for the first time.

A full orchestral arrangement, in miniature pocket score format, of Four Scottish Dances Op. 57 by Sir Malcolm Arnold CBE. A superb quartet of Scottish dances by the prolific English composer that was...

Composed 1961. Duration 36 minutes.

Instrumentation: pno - 3 timp/tam-t/susp.cym/SD/mcas/(bongos)/(t.bell)/2 tpl.bl/xyl/glsp

Two songs for voice and piano.