LONDON, April 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Austrian musician and entrepreneur Juergen Pichler, alias Trickster, has only one rule: "Do it or do it." As a result, he will present an exciting new version of the British national anthem on April 23, 2024, today's St. George's Day. Recorded at Studio One in Abbey Road, this edition was commissioned by the renowned Callum Au, who also conducts and expands the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra's line-up.
Trickster / Juergen Pichler - credit Trickster
"So, yes, I'm Austrian, but I love the UK and I want to do something special," Trickster said. I hope that when King Charles hears this, it will bring joy to him, and of course, to the whole country. "
This incredible record, work began before the news of King's diagnosis broke. Now it is both a gift and a gift and tribute to Trickster's contribution to social and cultural life.
Most of Trickster's music was recorded at the legendary British studio, as well as Abbey Road itself, but also with RAK, Angel, and more. His Christmas single "Silent Night v Santa Claus Is Coming Town" was a rock-wrenching video filmed at Pinewood Studios and garnered over a million views on YouTube. Working at Pinewood Studios has been a great experience, and Trickster is now also in filmmaking, with his first project being an action film based on real-life events called Travel Agency. Trickster will star in the film himself, and he will be joined by some well-known movie characters.
Trickster's philosophy also includes challenging stereotypes of doing things to really make a difference. With the motto 'Real change is no joke', he put his money to good use with a series of huge donations to food banks across the UK, and in London he 'surpassed' Tesco in 2022, while his most recent donations went to initiatives in South West Belfast.
Therefore, please listen attentively to "God Save the King", the first version recorded by foreigners for the monarch. The next stage is to find the right show, perhaps at Wembley Stadium, but Trickster is certainly happy to make his debut at Buckingham Palace.
Feast your ears now:
Callum Au & Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - credit Trickster
Callum Au & Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - credit Trickster