Malcolm Arnold: spartiti medio

The work has no opus number but was written between his famous Tam O'shanter overture for orchestra (opus 51) and his John Clare Cantata (opus 52) and completed in April 1955. Originally scored for 4...

This work was commissioned for Michala Petri by the Carnegie Hall Corporation, in honour of Carnegie Hall's Centennial Season. The world premiere was given in Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall, New...

Guitar Concerto Opus 67 was commissioned by Julian Bream who gave the first performance in Aldeburgh with the Melos Ensemble. It is an overt tribute to Jazz and especially to Django Reinhardt. This is...

This marvellous march is full of the wit and humour that characterises the music of one of Britain's greatest living composers. Padstow is a coastal village in Cornwall in the west of England and whil...

Commissioned by the National Trust for the opening of the Stratford Canal in 1964. The Allegro Maestoso opens with a brass fanfare which introduces the interval of a minor seventh from which much of t...

Symphony No. 5 (Op. 74). Score available separately (large format)

Symphony No. 5 (Op. 74). Large format Score

Gilbert & Sullivan. The delightful saga of the Mikado arranged for unison and two-part chorus with all the favourite leading characters. Sixteen vocal numbers, overture and condensed dialogue.

Malcolm Arnold's Sonatina For Flute And Piano. Duration: 8 minutes.

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...