Malcolm Arnold Klaviernoten

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...

Finally Malcolm Arnold's highly evocative and colourful 8 Children's Pieces are available again! Ranging in level from about Grade 2-6 they represent a wonderful set of imaginative and fun pieces to l...

An exciting addition to the two piano repertoire, Ragtime was written in the early war years and reflects both Sir Malcolm's love of jazz and his enormous respect for his friend and teacher, Constant...

A fascinating work from the end of Malcolm Arnold's composing life, written at the same time as his 9th Symphony. Opus 129.

This collection, published for the first time, dates from 1937 when Arnold was still only 15, to 1945 by which time he had composed his overture Beckus the Dandipratt, much chamber music and his 1st H...

This new volume brings together four more previously unpublished pieces. They share an interesting connection - each never fulfilled its original intention... For more details of Sir Malcolm's fascina...

Arranged for Piano by John York. These dances were composed early in 1957 and are dedicated to the BBC Light Music Festival. They are based on original melodies, except one, the melody of which was co...

Music from Hobson's Choice. Piano reduction of full score.

Sarabande And Polka are two dances, written in 1956 by Malcolm Arnold. Together with his English Dances, they formed the music for Solitaire, a new ballet by the British dancerand choreographer Sir K...

Premiered at the British Music Information Centre by Richard Deering.

Malcolm Arnold completed this piano sonata in August 1942 when he was just 20 years old. He took up the trumpet at the age of 12 after seeing Louis Armstrong perform in a concert in Bournemouth. Five...