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   MALCOLM ARNOLD – THE SYMPHONIES: A comparative review (Part One) In common with many other 20 th Century British composers (including William Wordsworth, Richard Arnell, Bernard Stevens and Peter Racine Fricker), Malcolm Arnold cut his symphonic teeth not on a large-scale work for full orchestra but on a symphony for strings (1946).

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   CD No: LPO – 0013. Duration: 69 minutes. This latest offering from the London Philharmonic’s own label carries an added poignancy, given Sir Malcolm Arnold’s untimely death on 23 September just under a month shy of his 85th birthday.

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   Was Malcolm Arnold a symphony composer?

   • In common with many other 20 th Century British composers (including William Wordsworth, Richard Arnell, Bernard Stevens and Peter Racine Fricker), Malcolm Arnold cut his symphonic teeth not on a large-scale work for full orchestra but on a symphony for strings (1946).

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   Did Malcolm Arnold make a symphony for strings?

   • Some of the post-war austerity that characterises the Symphony for Strings remains in Malcolm Arnold’s First Symphony of 1949. The work was completed on February 16 th 1949 in London and was not the result of a commission.

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   What symphonies did Arnold compose?

   • The Symphony No 2 was the first of Arnold’s symphonies to be commercially recorded in 1955 on a long-deleted Philips LP with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra under the composer himself (NBL 5021). This recording, though not sounding in the highest of fidelity, is a valuable document of Arnold’s own interpretation.

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   Is Malcolm Arnold a Bartókian symphonist?

   • Several writers have commented on the tough Hindemith-like spikiness of the writing in the String Symphony and observed that the mature Arnold is not yet apparent in this gritty early piece. It is certainly Bartókian in its motoric rhythms and frequently brutal attack but Malcolm Arnold the future symphonist is there also.

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