Samuel Arnold
 (1740 - 1802)

Arnold : March for MacBeth : illustration

March for MacBeth
 (2 Oboes,2 Horns,2 Trumpets,Side Drum,2 Violins,Viola,'Cello,Contrabass)
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146394 : Arnold : March for MacBeth : sheet music
Catalogued as Instrumental (Music for the Theatre) (Shakespeare)

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"The favorite Scotch airs in score...as they are perform'd in the tragedy of Macbeth at the Theatre Royal in the Haymarket" represents a rare survival, a fully orchestrated score for a dramatic production, dating from the second half of the eighteenth century. Most of such music survives only in keyboard reduction.

Arnold provided two newly-composed items for the play: a march for Macbeth, and a minuet to be played in the banquet scene. Scottish tunes in general currency were orchestrated for interpolation into the play at points specified by Arnold:
Before the play: Berks of Endermay (The birks of Invermay), The yellow hair'd laddie;
At the end of act 2: The braes of Baladine (Ballenden)
At the end of Act 3: Lohaber (Lochaber)
At the end of Act 4: Earl Douglas's lamentation (The Earl of Douglas's lament).
Names in parentheses are the most common or standard spellings.

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