Composer

Arnold Bax

English composer, poet, and author (1883–1953)

1883–1953

53 works in the index

Born

1883

Died

1953

Birthplace

Streatham

Citizenship / historical state

United Kingdom

Period (estimated from birth year)

Modern

Biography

Arnold Bax — English composer, poet, and author (1883–1953). Arnold Bax was born in 1883 in Streatham. The recorded year of death is 1953. The biographical record lists citizenship or historical state as United Kingdom.

In this catalogue

Common listed instruments

Piano, Voice, Orchestra, violin, Cello

Genres represented

Classical

Works with composition dates

32 of 53

These details describe the indexed sheet music, including arrangements.

Catalogue

Works page 1 of 2

Years are composition dates where known. Instruments describe editions in our catalogue and may include arrangements. A dash means the detail is not recorded.

Works and available sheet music details

Work	Year composed	Catalogue / opus	Key in title	Listed instruments	Genre	Editions
2 Russian Tone-Pictures	1912IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	5
Dream in Exile: Intermezzo	1916IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	3
Tintagel	1917-19IMSLP	—	—	Orchestra	Classical	4
Violin Sonata No. 1 in E Major	1910 - revised in 1915, 1920, 1945IMSLP	—	E major	—	Classical	4
Burlesque	1920IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	3
Lullaby	1920IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	3
A Mountain Mood	1915 (ca. September 5)IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	3
Piano Sonata No.1	1910–1921IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	3
Quintet for Harp and String Quartet	1919IMSLP	—	—	Harp, String Quartet	Classical	3
A Christmas Carol	1909IMSLP	—	—	Piano, Organ, Voice	Classical	3
Country Tune	1920IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	2
Elegiac Trio	1916IMSLP	—	—	Flute	Classical	2
The Enchanted Fiddle	1907IMSLP	—	—	Piano, Voice	Classical	2
A Hill Tune	1920IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	2
In a Vodka Shop	1915 January 22IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	2
Mediterranean	1920IMSLP	—	—	Piano, violin	Classical	2
A Milking Sian	1907IMSLP	—	—	Piano, Voice	Classical	2
Oboe Quintet	1922IMSLP	—	—	Cello, Oboe	Classical	2
Piano Sonata No.2	1919, revised 1920IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	2
Toccata	1913IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	2
Trio In One Movement, Op. 4	—	Op. 4	—	Piano, violin, Viola	Classical	1
Fanfare	1921IMSLP	—	—	—	Classical	1
Lord, Thou Hast Told Us	1930IMSLP	—	—	—	Classical	1
Phantasy for Viola Solo and Orchestra	1920IMSLP	—	—	—	Classical	1
Piano Sonata No.3	1926IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	1
Piano Sonata No.4	1932IMSLP	—	—	Piano	Classical	1
Roundel	1914IMSLP	—	—	Piano, Voice	Classical	1
Shieling Song	1908IMSLP	—	—	Piano, Voice	Classical	1
Sonata for Viola and Piano	1922 JanuaryIMSLP	—	—	—	Classical	1
String Quartet No.1 in G Major	1918IMSLP	—	G major	—	Classical	1
To Eire	1910IMSLP	—	—	Piano, Voice	Classical	1
Violin Sonata No.2	1915, revised 1921IMSLP	—	—	—	Classical	1
The White Peace	1907IMSLP	—	—	Piano, Voice	Classical	1
1. The Princess's Rose-Garden	—	—	—	Piano	Classical	1
2. Dream in Exile	—	—	—	Piano	Classical	1
1. Nereid	—	—	—	Piano	Classical	0
1. Nocturne	—	—	—	Piano	Classical	1
2. National Dance	—	—	—	Piano	Classical	1
2. Sleepy Head	—	—	—	Piano	Classical	—
2. Whirligig	—	—	—	Piano	Classical	—
Carrey Clavel	—	—	—	Voice	Classical	—
Eternity	—	—	—	Voice	Classical	—
Far In A Western Brookland	—	—	—	Voice	Classical	—
I Heard A Soldier	—	—	—	Voice	Classical	—
In The Morning	—	—	—	Voice	Classical	—
On The Bridge	—	—	—	Voice	Classical	—
Parting	—	—	—	Voice	Classical	—
Rann of Exile	—	—	—	Voice	Classical	—

Biographical record: Wikidata, matched on name and checked against dates held in the catalogue. The period label is an estimate from birth year. This short biography is assembled from the recorded facts. Authority record: VIAF 27251124. Portrait: Herbert Lambert (1881-1936), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.