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Live at the Royal Albert Hall (featuring The Parallax Orchestra)
2018 live album by Alter Bridge and The Parallax Orchestra From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Live at the Royal Albert Hall is the fourth live album by American rock band Alter Bridge. Recorded on October 2 and 3, 2017, at Royal Albert Hall in London, England, the band played two sold-out shows with the 52-piece Parallax Orchestra, conducted by Simon Dobson.[1] For the occasion, the band performed songs that are rarely played, such as "The End Is Here" and "Words Darker Than Their Wings", the latter receiving its live debut.[2]
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The original idea of a doing a full concert with an orchestra was the brainchild of Tim Tournier, Alter Bridge's Manager. Tournier offered the idea after the band's promotional O2 Arena gig; the band members saw the idea as a "no-brainer" and began planning.[3][4] Myles Kennedy explained, "I think out of all the years of doing this [music], this experience is the top two or three highlights without a doubt.".[1] Three songs, Addicted To Pain, Words Darker Than Their Wings and The End Is Here, were released prior to the album.[5]
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All tracks are written by Alter Bridge.
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Personnel
- Personnel adapted from the album liner notes
- Alter Bridge
- Myles Kennedy – vocals, guitar
- Mark Tremonti – guitar, vocals
- Brian Marshall – bass
- Scott Phillips – drums
- The Parallax Orchestra
- Simon Dobson – Conductor, Music Director & Orchestral arrangements (Except where noted)
- Andrew Skeet – Orchestral arrangements (In Loving Memory, Ghost of Days Gone By, The Last Hero, Words Darker Than Their Wings, Blackbird and Open Your Eyes)
- Nathan Klein – Orchestral arrangements (In Loving Memory, Ghost of Days Gone By, The Last Hero, Words Darker Than Their Wings, Blackbird and Open Your Eyes)
- James Toll – Violin 1.1
- Lucy McKay – Violin 1.2
- Glesni Roberts – Violin 1.3
- Daniella Meagher – Violin 1.4
- Elena Abad – Violin 1.5
- Will Newell – Violin 1.6
- Claire Sledd Violin 2.1
- Will Harvey – Violin 2.2 & Orchestral arrangements (The End Is Here, Waters Rising and Lover)
- Aura Fazio – Violin 2.3
- Olivia Holland – Violin 2.4
- Sophie Belinfante – Violin 2.5
- Katherine Sung – Violin 2.6
- Anisa Arslanagic – Viola 1
- Elitsa Bogdanova – Viola 2
- Jenny Ames – Viola 3
- Sophia Rees – Viola 4
- Raisa Zapryanova – Viola 5
- Zami Jalil – Viola 6
- Maddie Cutter – Cello 1
- Bethan Lloyd – Cello 2
- Fraser Bowles – Cello 3
- David Kadumukasa – Cello 4
- Alex Marshall – Cello 5
- Klara Schumann – Cello 6
- Alex Verster – Double bass 1
- Jess Ryan – Double bass 2
- Sam Kinrade – Trumpet
- Sarah Campbell – Trumpet
- Ross Anderson – Trombone & Bass Trombone
- Jane Salmon – Trombone & Bass Trombone
- Tom Kelly – Tuba
- Tom Bettley – French Horn 1
- Sam Pearce – French Horn 2
- Laurie Truluck – French Horn 3
- Beth Higham-Edwards – Percussion 1/Timpani
- Molly Lopresti – Percussion 2/Tuned percussion
- Alex Griffiths – Flute & Piccolo
- Eleanor Tinlin – Oboe
- Dan Hillman – Clarinet & Baritone saxophone
- Tom Moss – Bassoon & Contrabassoon
- Lewis Reid – Double Bass (27th rehearsal only)
- Eloise MacDonald – Violin 1 (27th rehearsal only)
- Production
- Dan Sturgess – Director & Editor
- Sturge Media – Film producer
- Tim Tournier – Executive producer
- Ben Gazey – Associate producer
- Brian Sperber – Music producer
- Tim Roe – Recording engineer
- Brad Blackwood – mastering
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