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...

With the "Grand Fantasia" from the renowned publisher Queen’s Temple, you can look forward to a vibrant and captivating chamber music work that enchants musicians and audiences alike. The piece stands...

Experience sparkling musical joy and exquisite chamber music with the Divertimento For Wind Trio Op. 37. Composed in 1952, this charming piece delights with lively musical dialogues, melodic wit, and...

Piano Trio composed in 1956, scored for Piano, Violin, Cello. Duration 13 minutes.

Bring a fresh breeze and spirited virtuosity to the stage with Malcolm Arnold's celebrated 'Three Shanties' Op. 4 for Wind Quintet! This captivating masterpiece of chamber music literature sparkles wi...

With the "Fantasy for Cello, Op. 130", celebrated British composer Sir Malcolm Arnold created an expressive and captivating masterpiece for solo cello. Premiered on 13th December 1987 at London's pres...

From the classic WWII film from 1957 Bridge on the River Kwai, here is Malcolm Arnold's famous march that incorporates Kenneth Alford's Colonel Bogey March along with Arnold's original counterline mel...

With Sir Malcolm Arnold's famous "Fantasy for Horn," Faber Music presents an absolute masterpiece of the solo horn repertoire. This multifaceted work celebrates the tonal versatility of the horn like...

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...

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...

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  Unpublished until now they well represent the quirky poems of...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.

Cover picture by Robert Arnold. The early 1960s were a golden period for Malcolm Arnold. He was at his height as a composer for the concert hall and for the silver screen. As part of family life at th...

'Anniversary Overture' was commissioned in 1968 as a twenty-first birthday piece for Hong Kong Philharmonic Society, and is a four-minute firework display for orchestra. Within the framework of a two-...

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...

Full score. Quintet for Brass composed 1961. Parts available: PAT60040SP

1956 entwarf Sir Kenneth MacMillan ein einaktiges Ballett für das Sadler's Wells Theatre Ballet in London. Die Musik dafür wählte er aus den beiden erfolgreichen Reihen English Dances von Sir Malcolm...

Published for the first time, this charming work has been selected by both the ABRSM and Trinity Guildhall for their flute syllabii.

Maritime freshness, virtuosic wit, and infectious charm: Composed in 1943, '3 Shanties for Wind Quintet' is one of the most beloved and vibrant works in the wind quintet repertoire. Across a performan...

Immerse yourself in the captivating sound world of Malcolm Arnold: With "Dream City", Queen’s Temple Publications presents a delightful arrangement for wind quintet, based on an early piano work by th...

An important and significant work, written in London in 1942 and now published for the first time: 60 years later! The first movement is tuneful and full of those surprises Malcolm loves to introduce...