| There’s litheness about Blyton’s music and his way with words is very appealing. You can hear this instantly in the Lyrics From The Chinese. | ||
| —Rob Barnett, MusicWeb International (December 2016) |
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| There’s litheness about Blyton’s music and his way with words is very appealing. You can hear this instantly in the Lyrics From The Chinese. | ||
| —Rob Barnett, MusicWeb International (December 2016) |
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Thomphoonery! started life as a piece for handbells called Bellfoonery! The latter was composed in August 2016, and was published in the album Classical Gold by the Handbell Ringers of Great Britain in April 2017. Like an earlier handbell piece of mine, Winter Snow, I later deemed that the material could be favourably recast as a piano solo. The original Bellfoonery! version of the piece was intended to be performed at a much slower tempo, and if preferred Thomphoonery! could be rendered at a more leisurely and relaxed minim = 112, rather than the more frantic 138!
—John Mitchell, July 2017
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| Composer | Title | Grade | Forces | Duration | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| John Mitchell | Thomphoonery! A Romp for The Thomp for piano | 6 to 7 | Piano | 2 mins | ||
In the absence of a live recording of this piece, John Meccanico has obliged to give you an idea of how it sounds
Catalogue code: FM206 • Published: 8th August 2017
Entry last updated: 8th August 2017