The Jon Lord Collection 11 Compositions

《喬恩-羅德作品集》是喬恩-羅德一些最著名歌曲和器樂曲的聲樂樂譜和鋼琴編曲的新集。喬恩的即興表演天才意味著他自己的表演也在不斷發展變化，而對於其中的大多數作品，他從未真正記錄下明確的樂譜版本。他的老朋友和音樂合作者保羅-曼（Paul Mann）煞費苦心地將喬恩現存的所有手稿資料與原始錄音的新轉錄合併，首次出版了 11 首重要曲目的權威版本"

作曲家: Jon Lord
校訂者: Paul Mann
樂器: Piano/Keyboard;Vocal

曲目:
Evening Song
All Those Years Ago
De Profundis
A Smile When I Shook His Hand
Cologne Again
Miles Away
One From The Meadow
Pictured Within
The Sun Will Shine Again
The Telemann Experiment
Wait A While

原文簡介:
The Jon Lord Collection is a new volume of vocal scores and piano arrangements of some of Jon Lord's most famous songs and instrumental pieces. Jon's genius for improvisation meant that his own performances were constantly evolving, and with most of these compositions he never got around to actually notating definitive versions of the scores. His long-time friend and musical collaborator Paul Mann has painstakingly combined all of Jon's extant manuscript material with new transcriptions from the original recordings to arrive at the first-ever authoritative published versions of eleven essential pieces.

Included are some of Jon's most celebrated solo songs, including those written in collaboration with Sam Brown (“Wait a While,” “One from the Meadow,” “The Sun Will Shine Again”), together with a more recent collaboration with Steve Balsamo (“All Those Years Ago”). The collection would not be complete without “Pictured Within,” composed to lyrics by the composer himself, and made famous by the incomparable performances of Miller Anderson.

Completing the collection are instrumental pieces from the 2004 album Beyond the Notes, including Jon's meditation on his departure from Deep Purple “De Profundis,” the Brubeck-inspired “Cologne Again,” the gentle but subtly complex “Miles Away,” (which was to form the basis of the slow movement of his piano concerto Boom of the Tingling Strings) and the wildly virtuosic “Telemann Experiment” which, in typical Jon style, combines elements of rock and blues with the music borrowed from a suite by an early 18th century German Baroque composer.

Jon Lord's genre-defying music is presented here for the first time in a form which makes it readily accessible to musicians and music-lovers alike.