Paul Lorenz Music

Live in concert

Paul Lorenz & Friends.

A crossover show of West End voices, band and orchestra — scalable from six to fourteen musicians, produced to record standard.

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West End vocal cast from Paul's London musical recordings
Abbey Road where Paul's productions are recorded
LSO London Symphony Orchestra collaborations
2016 sold-out concert tours since
100% professional musicians on stage

One show, three formats

Built to scale.

6–7 musicians

The Essential

Paul at the piano, a West End lead voice, rhythm section and a solo violin or saxophone. The full production sound in its most intimate form.

Corporate dinners · private events · weddings

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14 musicians

The Grand

Three voices, band, percussion, string quartet and horns — one hundred percent live. The full "Paul Lorenz & Friends" experience.

Festivals · open-air stages · concert halls

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The programme

Modern crossover, played like a record.

Curated from Paul's published catalogue of over 100 arrangements — and from his own works.

Pop & Rock

  • Music — John Miles
  • Viva la Vida — Coldplay
  • Africa — Toto

Film & Musical

  • A Million Dreams
  • This Is Me
  • Tonight — West Side Story

Paul's own works

  • Why Should I Go — Queen of the Night
  • Violin Concerto No. 2
  • Celtic Dreams

Crossover classics

  • Nessun Dorma
  • Time to Say Goodbye
  • The Prayer

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See & hear

In performance.

Full channel on YouTube ↗

Track record

A stage-proven name.

"Paul Lorenz & Friends" has been filling houses since 2016 — sold-out concert tours built on the same idea that drives the show today: great songs, orchestral craft, and an audience that leaves humming. Today the name stands for an all-professional cast, with vocals from the London West End singers of Paul's own musical recordings, and a production standard set at Abbey Road.

Paul Lorenz in a darkened concert hall

For organizers

The practical answers.

What does the venue or organizer need to provide?

The house provides the PA system, FOH mixing desk, power, stage or risers and a basic light rig. The production travels with its own redundant playback rack, in-ear monitoring, clip microphones and instruments. A detailed technical rider for each format is part of every offer.

Which lineup is right for my event?

The Essential (6–7 musicians) suits corporate dinners, private events and weddings. The Signature (9–10) is the standard for galas and corporate shows. The Grand (14) — fully live with string quartet and horns — is built for festivals, open-air stages and concert halls. We advise honestly on which format fits your room and budget.

Where does the show perform?

Primarily Austria, Germany and Switzerland; European fly-in dates are possible. Travel and logistics are quoted transparently as part of the offer.

How much lead time is needed?

Corporate and private events: ideally three to six months. Festivals and public cultural programmes usually plan ten to fourteen months ahead. Short-notice dates are sometimes possible — ask.

What does a booking cost?

Pricing is on request and depends on the lineup, travel and local technical conditions. Send the date, venue and occasion via the inquiry form and you will receive a concrete, itemized offer within 48 hours.

Can the programme be customized?

Yes — arranging is Paul's core craft. A company anthem, a first-dance song or a specific set focus can be arranged for the full production, exclusively for your event.

Booking

Bring the show to your stage.

Tell us about your event — date, venue, occasion. You will hear back within 48 hours with availability and a concrete offer.

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Pricing on request — you will receive a reply within 48 hours. Your details are used only to answer this inquiry.