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Album · 2000

The Film Music of Sir Malcolm Arnold, Volume 2

by Sir Malcolm Arnold; BBC Philharmonic, Rumon Gamba

Released
14 September 2000
Label
Chandos Movies
Catalogue no.
CHAN 9851
Tracklist
24 tracks
Length
1:17:50
Country
GB

“The Film Music of Sir Malcolm Arnold, Volume 2” is an album by Sir Malcolm Arnold; BBC Philharmonic, Rumon Gamba, released in 2000 on Chandos Movies. The original release has 24 tracks with a running time of 1:17:50. The line-up features BBC Philharmonic (performing orchestra), Rumon Gamba (conductor) and John Bradbury (clarinet).

Who played on The Film Music of Sir Malcolm Arnold, Volume 2

  • BBC Philharmonic performing orchestra all tracks
  • Rumon Gamba conductor all tracks
  • John Bradbury clarinet on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Suite from 'Trapeze': Prelude — Malcolm Arnold 1:43
  2. 2 Suite from 'Trapeze': Romance — Malcolm Arnold 3:23
  3. 3 Suite from 'Trapeze': Fanfare — Malcolm Arnold 0:53
  4. 4 Suite from 'Trapeze': Elephant Waltz — Malcolm Arnold 2:08
  5. 5 Suite from 'Trapeze': Mike and Lola — Malcolm Arnold 1:47
  6. 6 Suite from 'Trapeze': Tino's Arrival in Paris — Malcolm Arnold 0:56
  7. 7 Suite from 'Trapeze': Finale — Malcolm Arnold 2:40
  8. 8 Overture from 'The Roots of Heaven' — Malcolm Arnold 4:49
  9. 9 Symphonic Study 'Machines' for Brass, Percussion and Strings, Op. 30 — Malcolm Arnold 6:12
  10. 10 Suite from 'No Love for Johnnie': Alla Marcia — Malcolm Arnold 2:20
  11. 11 Suite from 'No Love for Johnnie': Moderato — Malcolm Arnold 8:11
  12. 12 Suite from 'David Copperfield': Main Titles and Opening Scene — Malcolm Arnold 4:28
  13. 13 Suite from 'David Copperfield': The Micawbers — Malcolm Arnold 2:00
  14. 14 Suite from 'David Copperfield': Young Lovers — Malcolm Arnold 2:30
  15. 15 Suite from 'David Copperfield': Finale — Malcolm Arnold 2:12
  16. 16 Scherzetto for Clarinet and Orchestra from 'You Know What Sailor Are' — Malcolm Arnold 2:34
  17. 17 Ballade for Piano and Orchestra from 'Stolen Face' — Malcolm Arnold 8:05
  18. 18 Comedy Suite from 'The Belles of St Trinian's': Prelude — Malcolm Arnold 1:28
  19. 19 Comedy Suite from 'The Belles of St Trinian's': Train to Trinians — Malcolm Arnold 1:22
  20. 20 Comedy Suite from 'The Belles of St Trinian's': Flash and Miss Fritton — Malcolm Arnold 2:24
  21. 21 Comedy Suite from 'The Belles of St Trinian's': Races and Games — Malcolm Arnold 1:37
  22. 22 Comedy Suite from 'The Belles of St Trinian's': Finale — Malcolm Arnold 1:08
  23. 23 Fantasy on Christmas Carols from 'The Holly and The Ivy' — Malcolm Arnold 8:55
  24. 24 Postcard from the Med from 'The Captain's Paradise' — Malcolm Arnold 4:05

Production

  • Stephen Rinker engineer
  • Ralph Couzens producer
  • Mike George producer
  • Steve Hargreaves engineer
  • Malcolm Arnold composer

More albums by Sir Malcolm Arnold; BBC Philharmonic, Rumon Gamba

Symphony no. 2 / Concerto for 2 Pianos (3 hands) / A Grand, Grand, Overture / Carnival of Animals · Conifer Classics English and Cornish Dances / Sinfoniettas nos. 1-3 / Serenade for Small Orchestra · EMI Classics Trapeze 1956 · Columbia The Inn of the Sixth Happiness 1958 · 20th Fox The Roots of Heaven 1959 · 20th Fox Tunes of Glory 1961 · United Artists The Lion 1962 · London Records Nine Hours to Rama 1963 · London Records The Bridge on the River Kwai 1963 · Columbia The Heroes of Telemark 1965 · Mainstream Records David Copperfield (Music From the NBC Television Special) 1970 · GRT Records Malcolm Arnold: Guitar Concerto, op. 67 / Leo Brouwer: Guitar Concero 1978 · CBS Records Masterworks

Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Film Music of Sir Malcolm Arnold, Volume 2?

The line-up of The Film Music of Sir Malcolm Arnold, Volume 2 includes BBC Philharmonic (performing orchestra), Rumon Gamba (conductor) and John Bradbury (clarinet).

Which label released The Film Music of Sir Malcolm Arnold, Volume 2?

The Film Music of Sir Malcolm Arnold, Volume 2 was released in 2000 on Chandos Movies (CHAN 9851).

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