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Malcolm Arnold’s Strings and Keys
A Celebration of Chamber Music: 'Hobson's Choice'; Piano Trio, Violin Sonata
Part of the Malcolm Arnold Festival 2026
Add to my Calendar 24-10-2026 15:15 24-10-2026 17:15 36 Malcolm Arnold’s Strings and Keys Julian Lloyd Webber launches a day of live performances of Arnold’s music for strings, wind and brass in the composer’s hometown, to include the Cello Fantasy played by Jiaxin Cheng Lloyd Webber, and an evening Gala concert performed by Northampton Symphony Orchestra at St Matthew's Church. Enjoy access to all the daytime concerts by purchasing a low cost day pass, with the evening concert priced separately. Find full details of all the events on Classical Events. The festival continues with a live-stream on Sunday 1st November presenting a programme themed around Arnold's music of 1956 and a discovery of piano repertoire. Northampton School for Boys, Northampton DD/MM/YYYYDetails
Northampton School for Boys
Billing Road
Northampton
Northamptonshire
NN1 5RT
England
Tickets
Prices: Day Ticket £18, Under 18 / Student £
Book Tickets
Programme
Malcolm Arnold – Five Pieces for Violin & Piano (1964)
Malcolm Arnold – Hobson's Choice Suite (arr. piano trio by Leslie Hogan)
Malcolm Arnold – Piano Trio, Op.54
Malcolm Arnold – Violin Sonata, Op.43 no.2
Performers
Lynn Arnold – piano
Roger Coull – violin
Nicholas Roberts – cello
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Programme Note
Julian Lloyd Webber launches a day of live performances of Arnold’s music for strings, wind and brass in the composer’s hometown, to include the Cello Fantasy played by Jiaxin Cheng Lloyd Webber, and an evening Gala concert performed by Northampton Symphony Orchestra at St Matthew's Church.
Enjoy access to all the daytime concerts by purchasing a low cost day pass, with the evening concert priced separately. Find full details of all the events on Classical Events.
The festival continues with a live-stream on Sunday 1st November presenting a programme themed around Arnold's music of 1956 and a discovery of piano repertoire.
