JP-Synphonic Philosophy

Music has always touched me most

when it creates images in the mind.

Not just sounds – but moods, colors

and entire stories.

That is exactly the approach of

JP-Synphonic

My arrangements do not simply arise

from notes, but from ideas.

Often I begin with a song that appeals

to me, listen to different versions

– especially orchestral interpretations

– and develop from them my own sound

world for the organ.

It is not about copying a piece exactly.

Much more important is to transfer

the atmosphere, the dynamics and

the musical expression to the organ.

The arrangements are deliberately

designed so that they work without

playback. Playback can complement

– but the music must stand on its own.

These scores and books are not only

aimed at organists.

Keyboard players who want to focus on

playing with the right and left hand,

as well as pianists who are looking for

creative templates for their own

interpretations, will consciously find

space here for their own ideas.

The notation in landscape format,

supplemented by chord symbols,

is intended to help you get into playing

quickly while at the same time leaving

enough freedom for your own musical

expression.

In the end, it is not the perfect

reproduction that matters

– but your own interpretation.

For the stage – and for your own

interpretation.

Jürgen Pröckl