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Schumann: Drei Fantasiestücke, Op. 111 / Lance Mok

Hindemith: 1922, Op. 26 - V. Ragtime / Lance Mok

Schubert - Sonata in A, D. 959, IV.

About Lance

"a fine musician with searching intelligence and very personable... Mok's an adventurer." - FringeReview

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Pianist

London

Lance Mok is a pianist-composer raised in Hong Kong and based in London. He has performed in the UK, continental Europe, Asia, and the States as a recital and concerto soloist, accompanist, chamber musician and repetiteur. His performances have been broadcast by Radio Television Hong Kong and Television Broadcasts Ltd. He performs a wide repertoire from works by JS Bach to Ligeti. Lance was awarded his master's degree in Piano Performance by the Royal College of Music in 2018. Having graduated from The Chinese University of Hong Kong with a First in 2016, he was named a Hong Kong Scholar by the Hong Kong Government the same year for a full scholarship for his study in London. Lance was named a Fellow of the Royal Schools of Music in 2018.

Performance details

I can perform outdoors

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Musicianship

Genres:

Classical, Contemporary classical, Opera

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Instruments:

Piano

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Event types:

Concert, Virtual event, Funeral / Memorial service, Private event, Corporate event, Hotel / Restaurant event, Recording session, Cruise, Charity event, Church service, Wedding, Wedding proposal

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Other skills:

Instrumental teaching, Theory teaching, Composition teaching, Examiner, Repetiteur, Fluent sight-reader, Composer, Orchestrator, Transcription, Accompanist

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Song list

J.S. Bach - WTC I: Prelude and Fugue in C major, BWV 846

J.S. Bach - WTC I: Prelude and Fugue in c minor, BWV 847

J.S. Bach - WTC I: Prelude and Fugue in C-sharp major, BWV 848

J.S. Bach - WTC I: Prelude and Fugue in C-sharp minor, BWV 849

J.S. Bach - WTC I: Prelude and Fugue in E-flat Minor, BWV 853

Busoni - Indianisches Tagebuch I, BV 267

Debussy - Images oubliées, L 87

Debussy - Études, L 136: 1. pour les cinq doigts d'après Monsieur Czerny

Debussy - Études, L 136: 5. pour les octaves

Gluck - Orphée et Eurydice, Wq 30: Dance of the Blessed Spirits (arr. Sgambati)

Hindemith - 1922, Op. 26

Janáček - Vzpomínka, JW 8/32

Ligeti - Musica ricercata (1951 - 53)

Ligeti - Études I (1985): 5. Arc-en-ciel

Liszt - Harmonies poétiques et religieuses III, S 173: 7. Funérailles

Liszt - Nuages gris, S 199

Liszt - Valses oubliées, S 215: 1. Allegro

Liszt - Valses oubliées, S 215: 2. Allegro vivace

Liszt - Csárdás macabre, S 224

Poulenc - Trois pièces, FP 48

Poulenc - Nocturnes, FP 56

Schubert - Piano Sonata in a minor, D 784

Schubert - Piano Sonata in A major, D 959

Schulhoff - Fünf Pittoresken, Op. 31

Schumann - Nachtstücke, Op. 23

Schumann - Fantasieücke, Op. 111

Scriabin - Piano Sonata no. 9, Op. 68, "Black Mass"

Customer questions

What do your clients love most about your performances?

My audience in formal recitals always finds my programmings inspiring and imaginative. I sometimes include underplayed but quality pieces and my audience loves them. Clients of other gigs praise me for my sightreading skills which allow me to learn new pieces very quickly, sometimes on spot.

Which venues have you performed at in the past?

I have performed around the world in the UK (London, Cambridge, Oxford, Brighton, Aylesbury, Bedford, Faversham, Sittingbourne, Dorking), Poland (Warsaw), Finland (Helsinki), US (New York), Hong Kong, Macau, South Korea (Seoul) and Taiwan (New Tai Pei City).

What is the most high profile gig you've performed?

They are mostly formal recitals I give regularly around the country and the world.

What if my timings change after I've booked you?

Please advise as early as possible the rundown of the event. I try my best to be flexible to cater for slight changes in timings.

Can you provide an iPod/DJ service before and between your sets?

Unfortunately not.

How much time do you need to set up?

For formal recitals, I advise rehearsal time of at least equivalent to the length of the actual concert. Otherwise, please allow 20 - 30 minutes of warm-up time.

If I have a piano at my venue, are you happy to perform on that?

Yes, of course! It would be best if you could make sure the piano is in tune and if you could let me know the brand and model of the piano beforehand, it would be most helpful.

Can I pick the songs you play from the set list?

Yes, they are pieces that I have already performed previously. Please feel free to discuss the repertoire to be performed with me and allow sufficient time between settling with the final repertoire and the actual performance.

Are you able to bring your own piano or keyboard?

Unfortunately not.

Can you learn song requests before the event?

Yes, I am most happy to do that. There may be a chance I already know a piece even if it is not listed. If you require a new piece to be performed memorised, please allow plenty of time.

Prices

Note: prices may vary based on travel distance. For an exact quote, click “Check availability”.

Performance duration	Price
Short performance (up to 15 min)	£75
Up to 1 hour	£160
Up to 2 hours	£225
Up to 3 hours	£300

Reviews

Andrew B, 3 years ago

formidably talented... He has a real performance temperament and projects with commitment and conviction.

FringeReview, 2 years ago

Lance [...] is of exceptional interest – he’s already picked out slightly neglected works that admirably suits him. Mok’s a pianist of bristling oblique lyricism. We should hear a lot more from him. http://fringereview.co.uk/review/fringereview-uk/2019/lance-mok-piano-recital/