Waldram Hollfelder

Fantasy for Cello, Op.130 by Malcolm Arnold. The first performance was given by Julian Lloyd Webber at the Wigmore Hall on 13th December 1987.

For Cello. Duration 7:00.

Composed in 1966, Arnold's Fantasy for Flute was commissioned by the City Of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra for the Birmingham International Wind Competition of 1966. It is a challenging piece, but one...

Thomas Gabriel (geb. 1956) ist einer der erfolgreichsten deutschen Komponisten von moderner Kirchenmusik. Dieses dankbare Konzertstück in populärer Cross-Over-Stilistik ist sowohl für den Unterricht a...

Fantasy For Harp Op.117, composed by Malcolm Arnold and edited by Osian Ellis, for solo harp in digital sheet music format.

Malcolm Arnold is one of the most versatile and prolific British composers of the post war era. This is his extremely popular Fantasy for Trombone, Opus 101 from 1969.

Ein faszinierendes, geistreiches und sicherlich ungewöhnliches Werk von Malcolm Arnold. Garantiert ein Genuss für alle Sänger und Zuhörer.

Renowned educator and writer Paris Rutherford has adapted the text he used for over 30 years in teaching university-level arranging at one of the nation's most illustrious jazz schools. For anyone wan...

Written for the inaugural Farnham Festival in 1961, this terrific fanfare from Malcolm Arnold is scored for 5 French horns, 6 trumpets, 5 trombones, tuba, cymbals and timpani.

Set in a medium up-swing, this tasty standard features a written vocal solo and a written piano solo easily performed by high school jazz groups. Originally released for SATB choirs, this new setting...

This is a magnificent work! Based on a famous poem by Scottish poet Robert Burns, the overture is a tone poem which eloquently expresses the intense moods of the frightening tale told by the poet. Joh...

(Musik von Quincy Jones und Rod Temperton, Text von Quincy Jones, Rod Temperton und Lionel Richie)

The first performance of Malcolm Arnold's DuofFor Flute and Viola was given by John Francis and Bernard Davies at Salle Erard, London, in December 1946.