Coming soon: Exclusive Sting interview
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Your support makes all the difference.The location is Sting's beachside house in Malibu the morning after the night before: another night, another venue - the Hollywood Bowl - another three-hour concert of his songs.
That's concert with a capital "C" because this time Sting has brought along more than just a few of his favourite musicians to join him, he's brought along the 50-strong Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, "the biggest band I've ever worked with". SYMPHONICITY is the name of the project - a world tour and an album released 13 July - and in a wide-ranging conversation Sting talks to Edward Seckerson about the reimagining of many of his classic songs in orchestral terms.
Listen to the podcast from Monday, exclusively on Independent.co.uk
For more on Sting see www.sting.com - and Deutsche Grammophon - www.deutschegrammophon.com
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