Malcolm Arnold
The Guitar Events repertoire database lists 12 guitar works by Malcolm Arnold (1921-2006), from the contemporary repertoire. Typical performance times run from about a minute for Fantasy for Guitar, Op. 107: VII. Postlude to about 12 minutes for Guitar Concerto, Op. 67: II. Lento. For programme planning: one work is long enough to anchor a recital group, and 6 pieces under three minutes suit encores. The list takes in 8 fantasias. Recordings are linked for 11 of the 12 works.
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Guitar works
- Fantasy for Flute and Guitar Sheet music CD
- Fantasy for Guitar, Op. 107: I. Prelude 1:24 Listen Sheet music CD
- Fantasy for Guitar, Op. 107: II. Scherzo 3:01 Listen Sheet music CD
- Fantasy for Guitar, Op. 107: III. Arietta 2:19 Listen Sheet music CD
- Fantasy for Guitar, Op. 107: IV. Fugetta 1:15 Listen Sheet music CD
- Fantasy for Guitar, Op. 107: V. Arietta 1:51 Listen Sheet music CD
- Fantasy for Guitar, Op. 107: VI. March 1:42 Listen Sheet music CD
- Fantasy for Guitar, Op. 107: VII. Postlude 1:13 Listen Sheet music CD
- Guitar Concerto, Op. 67: I. Allegro maestoso 6:06 Listen Sheet music CD
- Guitar Concerto, Op. 67: II. Lento 11:34 Listen Sheet music CD
- Guitar Concerto, Op. 67: III. Con brio 4:19 Listen Sheet music CD
- Serenade for Guitar and Strings, Op. 50 4:44 Listen Sheet music CD
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