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Image:DD095748.jpg|[[DD095748]] Delia's manuscript, side 2 | Image:DD095748.jpg|[[DD095748]] Delia's manuscript, side 2 | ||
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Revision as of 12:49, 27 April 2017
London Lemons is a series of nine short themes inspired by London clock chimes, based on the London clock chime known as "Oranges and Lemons say the bells of St Clements" with a chord accompaniment based on another chime "London Bridge is Falling Down".
A different work based on the first theme is Oranges and Lemons.
Papers
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From A1(55Hz) to A7(3250Hz) at 100 pixels per second.
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- They were originally published on Standard Music Library record ESL104.
- They appear to survive in the Attic Tapes on DD080
