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Planet Hugill review of Music for Brass Band by Arnold and Bliss

Six Things you need to know about Malcolm's 6th Symphony

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Malcolm Arnold - Music for Brass Band played by @fodensband is now available to stream on all major platforms

A reminder that for today only you can listen to any/all of the tracks from our CD Malcolm Arnold - Music for Brass Band for free.

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For this weekend only you can listen to any/all of the tracks from Malcolm Arnold - Music for Brass Band featuring @fodensband for free

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Have you heard Malcolm Arnold - Music for Brass Band by Malcolm Arnold on #hearnow?

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Malcolm Arnold Musical Companion reviewed on MusicWeb Internation

@christysnr @BSOrchestra @SallyHGroves @RenaudMachart @ReturnofRR @BMusicSociety @SylviaJunge3 @WMClassical @Blueluminaire @KetingSun May I ask please where you found it?

RT @christysnr: Very glad to have located the #CharlesGroves @BSOrchestra recording of #MalcolmArnold’s #Symphony2 again. Still the best r…

Piers Burton-Page worked for over 30 years in the music department of @BBCRadio3 3 You can read 2 fascinating articles by him about Malcolm in the 2022 edition of Maestro, the journal of the Malcolm Arnold Society. Reassessing Arnold and Arnold's Legacy

Everyone knows the story of Sweeney Todd, the demon barber. Malcolm Arnold composed the music for a ballet of the same name which he called Sweeney Todd Suite. It's arranged for brass band on our CD Malcolm Arnold - Music for Brass Band CD

Here’s the link to the on-line Malcolm Arnold Festival broadcast on 27th October which you can wacth free, at any time