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The River Kwai March by Malcolm Arnold

Sir Malcolm Arnold

 

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River Kwai March (1957)

(Film music)

1958: Arranged for wind band by Eric Osterling

Arranged for military band by Gilbert Vinter

1998: Arranged for wind band by John Higgins

 

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