Jon Lord photographed in rehearsal and in concert in Kiel, Germany on December 6 2009. Photos by Aleksandra Pruenner and Rasmus Heide. The concert: Concerto for Group and Orchestra movement 1 - moderato allegro movement 2 - andante Movement 3 - vivace presto Pictures of Home Evening Song Pictured Within Telemann Experiment Wait a While … Continue reading Pictured in Kiel
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German NDR TV visited Jon Lord's rehearsals in Kiel last week. Watch their report, which includes rehearsal and interview.
'It was impossible to not let yourself be captivated by the powerful sound of musical thunder which erupted between the band, the orhcestra and Jon Lord.' Thus writes Kieler Leben in their review of Jon Lord's successful Sunday concert in Kiel, Germany. Read the full review in German and see more photos.
Between rehearsals for Sunday night's Concerto performance at Kieler Schloss in Kiel, Jon Lord was interviewed for Kieler Leben. Read the interview in its original German language - and see more photos. Tickets to see Jon Lord in Kiel on Sunday are still available here.
Siegener Zeitung Online reviews Jon Lord's recent show in Siegen, Germany. Jon Lord, Demon’s Eye and Philharmonie Südwestfalen celebrated by about 1.900 music fans. Now he has been there, the great old man of the rock organ. With his B3, the Hammond with 'the beautiful legs', as Jon Lord was joking during rehearsal the evening … Continue reading Review: Great impressions continue to linger
Der Westen reviews Jon Lord's recent concert in Siegen, Germany. At crossover projects, fans of classical music like to ask if the classical part on its own is musically interesting, especially with music such as Jon Lord's 'Concerto for Group and Orchestra'. Originally intended as a bridge building excercise, a the Siegerlandhalle the opposed musical … Continue reading Review: Thrilling cross-over
Last Friday, Jon Lord performed the Concerto for Group and Orchestra in Siegen, Germany with local Deep Purple tribute band Demon's Eye. Watch these clips that include a complete take of Child In Time. Excerpts incl. the Concerto and Soldier of Fortune: Child In Time, pt 1: Child In Time, pt. 2:
'The true highlight of the first part of the evening was – as always – the second movement. Those moments of musical understanding between band and orchestra, the quiet and almost playful transition to the first verse of the vocals, all of it moved me to tears, and I am not ashamed to say so. … Continue reading Goosebumps in Siegen
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