broadcast of the event (see above). The edit was in the original BBC broadcast. Track listing 1999 Royal Albert Hall performances On 25 and 26 September 1999, thirty years after its initial performance, the Concerto was again performed in front of a live audience in the Royal Albert Hall. To make this performance possible, a new score was created by Lord with the assistance of Paul Mann and Marco de Goeij by listening to the recording and watching the video of the 1969 performance. Performers were: The London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Paul Mann The programme consisted of:Four Scottish Dances (Malcolm Arnold), performed by the London Symphony Orchestra "Pictured Within", performed by Jon Lord and Miller Anderson "Wait A While", performed by Jon Lord and Sam Brown "Sitting in a Dream", performed by Roger Glover and Ronnie James Dio "Love Is All", performed by Roger Glover and Ronnie James Dio "Via Miami", performed by Ian Gillan "That's Why God Is Singing the Blues", performed by Ian Gillan "Night Meets Light", performed by The Steve Morse Band "Take It off the Top", performed by The Steve Morse Band "Wring That Neck", performed by Ian Paice & The Kick HornsConcerto for Group and Orchestra (Jon Lord with lyrics by Ian Gillan), performed by Deep Purple and The London Symphony Orchestra "First Movement: Moderato – Allegro" (19:23) "Second Movement: Andante" (19:11) "Third Movement: Vivace – Presto" (13:09) "Ted the Mechanic", performed by Deep Purple and The London Symphony Orchestra "Watching the Sky", performed by Deep Purple and The London Symphony Orchestra "Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming", performed by Deep Purple and The London Symphony Orchestra "Pictures Of Home", performed by Deep Purple and The London Symphony Orchestra "Smoke on the Water", performed by the evening's entire ensemble A recording of the concert was released on a double CD as Live at the Royal Albert Hall. A cut recording of the performance was also released on DVD, entitled In Concert with the London Symphony Orchestra. 2000–2001 tour Encouraged by the success of the 1999 performances, Deep Purple took the Concerto on tour, first performing it in South America with local orchestras, then in Europe with the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra, in Japan with the New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, all conducted by Paul Mann. 40th anniversary performance On 24 September 2009 Jon Lord joined the RTÉ Concerto Orchestra in the National Concert Hall, Dublin, Ireland