A small preview of the Live Synthesis DVD can be seen in this promotional video of the shows in Australia.
We can also see Amy Lee promoting the shows in this video from TEG Live Facebook page.
Preview of Live Synthesis DVD
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The Best Moments from 2017
Is that time of the year where we rewind the best moments from 2017, so here we have 7 favs moments we consider are important for us and the band history.
1. South American Tour
What was your best moment of 2017?. For me, without a doubt is the tour of the band through South America!. The band visited some countries of South America last year beginning with Brazil (Brasilia) on April 20 ending in Chile (Santiago) on May 4.
SHOWS 2017
20/04/2017 – Net Live @ Brasilia, Brazil (Tickets)
22/04/2017 – Vivo Rio @ Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Tickets)
23/04/2017 – Espaço das Americas @ Sao Paulo, Brazil (Tickets)
27/04/2017 – Agora Casa de la Cultura @ Quito, Ecuador (Tickets)
29/04/2017 – Festival Vivo El Rock @ Lima, Perú (Tickets)
02/05/2017 – Tecnopolis @ Buenos Aires, Argentina (Tickets)
04/05/2017 – Movistar Arena @ Santiago, Chile (Tickets)
Here some of the most memorable moments of the tour:
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Amy Lee: How to play “Your Star” by Evanescence on CBC Music
Ever wish you could play the piano like Evanescence’s Amy Lee?
WATCH Amy break down her piano skills by showing us how to play “Your Star”. You can catch this version of the song live during Evanescence‘s current Synthesis tour.
Source: CBC Music on YouTube
Amy Lee: “The pressure comes when you feel like you can’t be yourself”
Photo by P. R. Brown
Evanescence will be hitting the east coast of Australia in February with their Synthesis – Live With Orchestra tour. We were lucky enough to chat with frontwoman Amy Lee ahead of the tour.
Performing with an orchestra that you can’t have multiple rehearsals with is no simple feat- what’s behind the decision to tour the upcoming album with local orchestras in each city?
It’s an incredible and intimidating thing. With 28 musicians being added to the band, I can’t really imagine how we would take them all on the road with us! Before we began the tour I was more than a little curious as to how well it would work, but it’s been working beautifully. We owe a lot of that to Susie Seiter, our touring conductor. She spends 2 hours with the orchestra every day going over the whole show and working through the hard parts, teaching them the music. We actually only get 30 minutes with band and orchestra together every day before the show that night, so most of our performance is being done for the very first time as a group in front of the audience. It creates this very raw energy during the show that I love.
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Evanescence News: Episode 3 and 4 – “Track by Track” (CC English & Portuguese)
Welcome to a new episode of “Evanescence News” where the band will present the songs of their new project “Synthesis” which we will call it: Track by Track by Amy Lee.
Watch it (english and portuguese subtitles can be activated), share it and don’t forget to subscribe 
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Track-By-Track of Synthesis – Part 2
Through the official facebook of the band Amy Lee is doing a track-by-track of the album Synthesis. Read the second part with four more songs here:
LACRYMOSA
“The original was based on Mozart’s ‘Requiem’ and the movie Amadeus, which is why it was a natural choice to include. It was something I’d wanted to do for a long time before we did it on The Open Door album. ‘Lacrymosa’ is one of my favorite pieces of classical music. I’ve always been proud of the song. To do it now, and get to pump up the orchestra and classical music aspect of it, feels really good. I threw in a little bit of opera in there instead of the choir in the original. I feel like it’s a cool piece of who I am. Not on a corny level, just a teeny-tiny taste.”
