All Things Must Pass - The Duo: gigs.
Bernd Rest and Alex Eberhard∞
All Things Must Pass - The Duo
(photo: Neil Garrett)
It is now more than half a century since the release of George Harrison’s magnum opus, the triple album All Things Must Pass. To celebrate this enduring treasure of 20th century music, front man Alex Eberhard and guitarist Bernd Rest of the now legendary All Things Must Pass Orchestra (who have been playing annual sell-out shows at Henley’s Kenton Theatre) are touring a programme with a special focus on this era-defining album. The show consists of a fascinating selection of songs mainly drawn from All Things Must Pass (If Not For You, Isn’t It A Pity, and the anthemic My Sweet Lord). The show also features other material from Harrison’s incredibly diverse musical output, such as the celebrated masterpieces Something, Here Comes The Sun and All Those Years Ago.
George Harrison specialist Alex Eberhard and guitarist Bernd Rest have carefully arranged the material as a special, intimate and pared-down duo set, retaining the essence of each song in versions for two guitars and two vocals. Musical gems from four decades of sublime songwriting are here performed with love and attention to detail.
George Harrison specialist Alex Eberhard and guitarist Bernd Rest have carefully arranged the material as a special, intimate and pared-down duo set, retaining the essence of each song in versions for two guitars and two vocals. Musical gems from four decades of sublime songwriting are here performed with love and attention to detail.
Henley in 2021
Dhani Harrison withAlex Eberhard and Bernd Rest
"That was perfect... thanks for paying my dad so much respect…"
Dhani Harrison
“Bliss. Total bliss. Brilliant music brilliantly delivered by brilliant musicians.”
Chichester Festival
“Alex Eberhard … captures the subtleties, colour and power that infuse so many of George’s songs…”
Henley Herald
Dhani Harrison
“Bliss. Total bliss. Brilliant music brilliantly delivered by brilliant musicians.”
Chichester Festival
“Alex Eberhard … captures the subtleties, colour and power that infuse so many of George’s songs…”
Henley Herald