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HOT plays Hendrix

HOT Het Orgel Trio

They must have thought it could always be more surprising... After projects in which HOT Het Orgel Trio received widespread praise with contemporary recompositions of jazz greats such as Charlie Parker and Duke Ellington, and then delved back 400 years in time with song arrangements by J.P. Sweelinck, it presents its own unique vision of the work of blues rock legend Jimi Hendrix in its new programme. There are certainly no screeching or amplified guitars to be heard in the acoustic programme, but there are the singing and howling strings of Catalan cellist Pau Sola Masafrets. Grand organ sounds mingle with blues licks in Foxey Lady. But HOT also searches for tranquillity, such as in Hey Joe, which goes from very small to very large and back again very small. In Voodoo Child, minimal rhythmic patterns lead to a large, enchanting build-up in which the church fills with inspired breath. In the program HOT plays Hendrix the gentlemen of Het Orgel Trio are inspired by the genius of the American guitar giant, and in the process they also reinvent themselves.

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Website: https://hetorgeltrio.nl/

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