Malcolm Sargent(1895-1967)

Malcolm Sargent was born on 29 April 1895 in Ashford, Kent, England, UK. He was an actor, known for Edward, My Son (1949), The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan (1953) and Carmen (1931). He was married to Eileen Laura Harding Horne. He died on 3 October 1967 in London, England, UK.

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Soundtrack(as Sir Malcolm Sargent, "Three Little Maids", "I've Got a Little List", "Sorry Her Lot Who Loves Too Well", "My Eyes Are Fully Open")

Palaces of a Queen
7.4
- conductor
- music arranger
- 1966
Churchill Champion of Freedom
Short
- musical director
- 1965
Music 625
TV Series
- conductor
- 1964
A Queen Is Crowned
6.8
- music advisor (as Sir Malcolm Sargent)
- 1953
The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan
6.9
- musical director
- 1953
Giselle
Short
- conductor
- 1952
Edward, My Son
6.5
- conductor: The Philharmonia Orchestra (as Sir Malcolm Sargent)
- 1949
The Heart of Britain
6.6
Short
- conductor
- 1941
Carmen
5.7
- conductor
- music arranger (as Dr. Malcolm Sargent)
- 1931

Nitram
7.1
- performer: "Three Little Maids", "I've Got a Little List", "Sorry Her Lot Who Loves Too Well", "My Eyes Are Fully Open" (as Sir Malcolm Sargent)
- 2021
Nuit de chien
5.6
- performer: "Violin Concerto No. 4 in D-Major, K 218 - Andante Cantabile"
- 2008
The Ghosts' High Noon
Music Video
- performer: "The Ghosts' High Noon" (aka "When the night wind howls") (1887) (as Dr. Malcolm Sargent)
- 2008
Bart Got a Room
5.7
- performer: "Messiah Hallelujah Chorus" (as Sir Malcolm Sargent)
- 2008
The Red Shoes
8.1
- arranger: "La Boutique Fantasque" (uncredited)
- 1948

Alternative names
- Dr. Malcolm Sargent
Born
- April 29, 1895
- Ashford, Kent, England, UK
Died
- October 3, 1967
- London, England, UK
Spouse
- Eileen Laura Harding Horne1923 - 1946 (divorced, 2 children)
Other works
He conducted the orchestra and chorus for Hugh Ross Williamson's adaptation of John Bunyan's novel, "Pilgrim's Progress," at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, London, England with Jack Hawkins CBE, Abraham Sofaer, Baliol Holloway, and Cathleen Nesbitt in the cast. Ralph Reader was director of the Metropolitan Ballet.
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