Hurrah For Malcolm Arnold acmem95cd
This superlative compilation is of the famous early works of Sir Malcolm Arnold, one of Britain's finest modern classical and film composers who passed away in September.This compilation includes the original versions of the theme from 'The Belles of St. Trinians' (the popular film series devised by Ronald Searle and starring Alistair Sim and George Cole) and (from Arnold's 'English dances'), the much loved signature tune to television's 'What the Papers Say.' It also covers Arnold's halcyon years with selections from other hit films such as 'Hobson's Choice' 'The Sound Barrier' 'The Captain's Paradise' and 'Trapeze'. This edition falls into three classifications... soundtracks, classical and pop. Malcolm Arnold is an important figure in 20th century music...when he died; the quality papers carried vast two to three page obituaries that reflected on his genius and popularity. He was a major British artist who was as important as Paul McCartney or John Barry.
The Belles Of St TrinianšS (1954) - Conducted By Muir Mathieson The Belles Of St Trinians-Prelude The Sound Barrier (1952) The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - Conducted By Sir Malcolm Arnold - The Sound Barrier-A Rhapsody For Orchestra Op 38 The CaptainšS Paradise (1953) - Conducted By Muir Mathieson - Postcard From The Med Trapeze (1956) - Conducted By Muir Mathieson - Prelude / LolašS Theme / Juke Box / Mike And LolašS Love Theme Hobsonšs Choice (1954) - The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - Conducted By Muir Mathieson - HobsonšS Choice-Overture Beckus The Dandipratt - The London Philharmonic Orchestra - Conducted By Eduard Van Beinum - Beckus The Dandipratt Overture For Orchestra Op 5 English Dances Op 27 & Op 33 - London Philharmonic Orchestra - Conducted By Sir Adrian Boult - Andantino / Vivace / Mesto / Allegro Risoluto / Allegro Non Troppo / Con Brio / Grazioso / Giubiloso A Grand Grand Overture Op 57 - A Grand Grand Overture For Orchestra, Organ, Rifles, Three Hoovers And An Electric Floor Polisher Hoffnung (Alias Morley College) Symphony Orchestra Conducted By Malcolm Arnold
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