| …has an intimate quality which seems to speak to each member of the audience individually | ||
| —Classical Guitar |
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| …has an intimate quality which seems to speak to each member of the audience individually | ||
| —Classical Guitar |
Click the quotation text to discover what it refers to!
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An original version of this piece was composed in 2005 for flute and harpsichord. Entitled Gin Lane, it was a musical portrait of a street scene in Hogarthian London. The work originated in an idea for a song before becoming an instrumental piece, when it had as a provisional title Hooked on Hook, referring to James Hook (1746–1827), the style of whose song The Lass of Richmond Hill was a source of inspiration for some of the melodic material. The present arrangement of the piece for solo harpsichord was made in February 2025.
—John Mitchell, May 2025
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| Composer | Title | Grade | Forces | Duration | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| John Mitchell | Hogarth’s Delight for Harpsichord (or Piano) | 6 | Harpsichord, Piano | 3 mins | ||
Performed by the dedicatee: Ennio Caironi, Harpsichord
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Catalogue code: FM299 • Published: 1st September 2025
Entry last updated: 1st September 2025