Arnold Bax(1883-1953)

Composer
Soundtrack

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Arnold Bax was born on 8 November 1883 in London, England, UK. He was a composer, known for Oliver Twist (1948), Malta G.C. (1942) and Journey Into History (1951). He was married to Elsa Luisa Sobrino. He died on 3 October 1953 in Cork, Ireland.

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Known for

John Howard Davies, Anthony Newley, Robert Newton, Francis L. Sullivan, and Kay Walsh in Oliver Twist (1948)

7.8

Composer(as Sir Arnold Bax D. Mus. Master of the King's Musick)

1948

Malta G.C. (1942)

7.2

Short

Composer(as Sir Arnold Bax Master of the King's Musick)

1942

Journey Into History (1951)

Journey Into History

5.9

Short

Composer

1951

Aleph, lectures contades

TV Series

Soundtrack("In the Faery Hills")

Credits

Composer

Journey Into History
5.9
Short
- Composer
- 1951
Oliver Twist
7.8
- Composer (as Sir Arnold Bax D. Mus. Master of the King's Musick)
- 1948
Malta G.C.
7.2
Short
- Composer (as Sir Arnold Bax Master of the King's Musick)
- 1942

Soundtrack

Aleph, lectures contades
TV Series
- music: "In the Faery Hills"
- 2000
Ripping Yarns
7.8
TV Series
- music: "Tintagel" (uncredited)
- 1979
Studio One
7.5
TV Series
- music: "Finale" from the 1948 film "Oliver Twist" (uncredited)
- 1952
L'ombre d'un homme
8.0
- music: "Finale" (uncredited)
- 1951

Personal details

Official sites
- Discogs
- France's national library catalogue
Alternative names
- Master of the King's Musick Sir Arnold Bax
Born
- November 8, 1883
- London, England, UK
Died
- October 3, 1953
- Cork, Ireland(heart attack)
Spouse
- Elsa Luisa Sobrino1911 - ? (divorced, 2 children)
Relatives
Publicity listings
- 1 Portrayal

Did you know

Trivia
He held the post Master of the King's Music from 1942 until 1952.

FAQ

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When did Arnold Bax die?
October 3, 1953
How did Arnold Bax die?
Heart attack
How old was Arnold Bax when he died?
69 years old
Where did Arnold Bax die?
Cork, Ireland
When was Arnold Bax born?
November 8, 1883

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