Jon Lord's Durham Concerto will feature in two special concerts in Liverpool on May 5 and 6. To celebrate Britain’s favourite pieces of classical music, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra will perform selections from Classic FM's Hall of Fame 2010, where Durham Concerto reached no. 28. On both evenings Durham Concerto will be featured via the piece From … Continue reading Durham Concerto featured in Liverpool concerts
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Legendary keyboard maestros, Jon Lord and Rick Wakeman, are set to visit Tech Music Schools (TMS) in London on Wednesday 28th April 2010 to educate and inspire keyboard players and fans alike. Current and prospective students will gain an amazing insight into Jon Lord and Rick Wakeman’s mastery of the keyboard and Hammond organ, to … Continue reading Lord and Wakeman at London music school
'A few years ago, Jon Lord’s Concerto for Group and Orchestra – in combination with Child In Time literally changed my life,' writes Monika Schwarz. This is her review of Jon Lord's concert in Györ, Hungary. 'So, given the chance for hearing this masterpiece live once again (and the hope for ‘Child’ too, not to … Continue reading An evening with ‘the Lord’ in Györ
Jon Lord's new album has entered the UK's official classical chart at an impressive no. 4.
Gramophone Magazine reviews Jon Lord's new album, To Notice Such Things:
Gramophone Magazine interviews Jon Lord on his new album, To Notice Such Things:
Jon Lord is the third most loved living classical composer. A study of Classic FM's Hall of Fame 2010 reveals that Jon Lord sits firmly in the top 10 of living composers. His Durham Concerto is no. 3 and Boom of the Tingling Strings is no. 6. See the full top 10 list below. Numbers … Continue reading Jon Lord in Top 10 Living Composers
In preparation for Jon Lord's upcoming concert in Liverpool on June 16, one of our readers, Richard Archer-Jones posted a message to Jon Lord on this website. Here is Jon's reply: Dear Richard Thanks for the questions and your interest. >I’ve just seen that you are on in Liverpool shortly and that you combine pop … Continue reading Everything louder than everything else? Not at all…
