Malcolm MacDonald (composer)

Malcolm MacDonald (1916–1992) was a British composer. Probably his best-known work is the Cuban Rondo for clarinet and orchestra written in 1960.

He contributed to The Gramophone journal.^[1]

References

1. ^ Graham Musto (16 April 2011 (updated)). "2010 was the Centenary of Robert Still's birth". Robert Still MA, DMus(Oxon)1910-1971. http://www.grahammusto.btinternet.co.uk/RStill.htm. Retrieved 6 June 2011. 

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Name	MacDonald, Malcolm
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Date of death	1992
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