Molly Frances Arnuk is a London-based composer from New York. She describes her music as minimal and often process-based. 

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Molly graduated in 2025 with a first-class Bachelor of Music degree in composition from the Royal College of Music, where she was grateful to be a Big Give Scholar supported by Sir Alec and the Trustees of the Reed Foundation. She studied under professors Haris Kittos and Catherine Kontz, and received additional lessons from Michael Finnissy, Dani Howard, Helen Grime, Jenni Watson, Camden Reeves, and Nicola LeFanu, as well as presented music in masterclasses with George Lewis and Mark Anthony Turnage. 

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As the 2025 winner of the OpusHER Award, Molly was commissioned by EMPOWER Women Changing Music with performances at King’s Place, the Royal Albert Hall’s Elgar Room, the International Anthony Burgess Foundation, and the Royal Irish Academy of Music. Other recent projects include an installation in Kew Gardens’ Sound of Blossom Festival, a portrait concert in St Mary Le Strand’s Contemporary Music Series, and a piece in collaboration with the English National Ballet School’s Young Choreographer’s Showcase at The Wallace Collection.

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