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Magenta, Indigo and Vermillion: three character pieces; useful for recitals. 3 movements.

56 pages, containing scores of photos of Sir Malcolm, his family and many other well-known figures, covering his whole lifetime. Many previously unseen images.

Malcolm Arnold wrote upwards of twenty concertos. Each for a special and distinguished friend or occasion. Following his masterly account of the Nine Symphonies, in 'Composers on the Nine' Timothy Bow...

Paul Harris is a clarinettist, teacher, composer and one of the UK's leading music educationalists. In 2018 he was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma. This candid journal documents his often gruellin...

Hilary Davan Wetton is one of Britain's most versatile and dynamic conductors. Following studies at the Royal College of Music and Oxford University, his wide-ranging career of over 60 years has featu...

An exciting trio in a characteristically Mexican style, for 2 altos and tenor.

This exciting and innovative book provides a series of simple and practical exercises based on the author's wide experience and training, designed especially for musicians to release their potential a...

Very much in the style of the Widor Toccata, but shorter and easier whilst conveying the same excitement and containing not a little of the James Rae flair!

A celebration of Ruth Dickens, Sir Malcolm Arnold's sister. Full colour throughout. Beautifully illustrated with drawings and paintings by Ruth.

A jazzy duet in James Rae's inimitable style. Ideal for concerts, festivals and fun!

10 Tunes from the ever-popular Mr. Benn TV Series

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  Unpublished until now they well represent the quirky poems of...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

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...

This well-loved book is now published by Queen's Temple Publications. Unaltered and unabridged and still absolutely indispensable!

Fantasy on an Old English Melody is based on a fragment of melody called The Leaves be Green which was popular in Elizabethan times. Queen's Temple Publications is delighted to publish this wonderful...