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76:(1955), chamber music, including three string quartets (1966, 1975, 1983), and several song cycles. But he is best remembered for his virtuosic piano music, including the 24 Preludes in three sets of eight (1963, 1977, 1989). In 2005 Piggott's friend 49:(composition) in Paris. Exempted from National Service during World War II on medical grounds, Piggott supported his sick mother and brother by performing as a pianist and teacher. After the war he was a lecturer at 337: 72:
As a pianist, Piggott was a frequent recitalist and broadcaster, but left no commercial recordings. As a composer he produced orchestral music, including the
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as Head of Music for the Midland Region, while continuing to tour as a concert pianist - specialisms included the music of
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recorded the two Piano Sonatas No 1 (1961, rev, 1975) and No 2 (1978) and the third set of Preludes.
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Two of his most substantial works for large forces were completed not long before his death. The
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The Innocent Diversion - Music in the Life and Writings of Jane Austen
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The Life & Music of John Field, 1782–1837, Creator of the Nocturne
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Jillian White. 'Patrick Piggott, 15 June 1915-9 May 1990' in
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Thomas Cooper. 'Piggott, Patrick (Edward Smerdon)', in
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English composer, pianist and musicologist (1915–1990)
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setting of poems by the Viennese poet (and friend of
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Dover
Harold Craxton
Benjamin Dale
Royal Academy of Music
Julius Isserlis
Nadia Boulanger
Cardiff University
BBC
John Field
Rachmaninov
Bristol
Malcolm Binns
Mahlerian
Freud
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
"Patrick Piggott"
"Patrick Piggott: Piano Music | BMS430CD (2010)]"
Piggott Piano Works
Radio Times listing, 1 September 1989
"Benjamin Dale—a reassessment. Parts 3&4. : Classical Music Reviews - May 2011"
Categories
English composers
British composers
1915 births
1990 deaths
Alumni of the Royal Academy of Music
British classical pianists
British music educators
British musicologists
20th-century British pianists

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