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Andreas Havlik wrote to BtP with some concert-photos and a ticket from
Winterthur, Switzerland, where Procol Harum gave a concert with the Munich Symphonic Orchestra and the Toelzer Boy-Choir (1972); there's also a photo from 'still-unforgettable BJ', taken at a concert in Frankfurt, Germany in 1971.
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This BJ shot is my only picture from the concert in Frankfurt 1971. Too bad, I couldn't find the picture of that concert-poster which I made on a advertising column. because there was a sticker on which acclaimed "Special guest, Alice |
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Gary in his Admiral's coat, and Mick in less formal raiment |
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Ticket, and a distant shot of Mick and Chris at work |
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The Munich Symphonic Orchestra |
The Toelzer Knabenchor |
Andreas himself is a musician, who reports:
"In 1993 I made the great instrumental Repent Walpurgis using my Atari-based equipment: software: Notator SL by emagic. I played the drums on a Simmons-Set directly into the computer, and (of course) edited it. The drum-sounds came from a Alesis D4. The piano is a Yamaha TG77 sound, as well as the organ. The guitar is a layer sound which comes from a Korg Wavestation and a Roland D 880, plus choir and other stuff. Hmm, the Ave Maria is pretty kitschy, I must admit ... hahaha! But I'm proud of the drum part though ... enjoy it"
You can hear this excellent track, and order it on CD, by visiting the Palers' Project pages
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Some closely-related shots here |
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