About me

Jürgen Pröckl is an organist, arranger

and sound designer behind the project

JP-Synphonic

For many years, he has been developing

orchestral sound worlds for the

electronic organ –

inspired by film music, symphonic rock

and classical music.

His arrangements combine the

expressive power of an orchestra

with the versatility of modern

instruments and are conceived

both for concert performance

and for demanding players.

At the center is always musical freedom:

no rigid specifications, but space for

personal interpretation

and individual expression. Musical roots.

These musicians have not only inspired

me – they are the reason why I started

playing the organ at all.

Since 1997, there has also been

personal contact with Hector Olivera,

from whom I have adopted numerous

transcriptions and musical impulses.

I also associate a special memory

with Mark Whale: he played at

our wedding – and a shared day at my

favorite Italian restaurant remains

unforgettable.

The music of Rick van der Linden

and Rick Wakeman accompanied

this development over many years

and shaped the connection between

classical music, rock and symphonic

thinking.

JP-Synphonic Concept

JP-Synphonic arrangements are

designed for practical use on the organ.

The sheet music is laid out in landscape

format and provided with chord symbols

in order to ensure maximum

clarity and flexibility.

Repetition signs are deliberately avoided:

each piece is structured in such a way

that it can be played from the first to

the last bar.

This concept enables a natural musical

flow and is ideal for stage, concert and

demanding players.

The artistic approach JP-Synphonic

does not stand for copying existing

styles, but for the development of an

independent musical language

 – orchestral thinking on the organ

 – symphonic arrangements

 – clear focus on concert

performance and interpretation

Final sentence:

One’s own path does not emerge through

comparison – but through the encounters

that have shaped it.