Jonny Greenwood: ‘I’m still arsing around on instruments like when I was a kid’ | Jonny Greenwood | The Guardian

The Radiohead guitarist changed rock music, then conquered the world of soundtracks. But can he revolutionise the church organ with an eight-hour composition?

Jonny Greenwood: ‘Ancient churches have centuries of sounds that have almost soaked into the walls.’ Photograph: Shin Katan The Radiohead guitarist changed rock music, then conquered the world of soundtracks. But can he revolutionise the church organ with an eight-hour composition? By John Lewis Fri 10 May 2024 00.00 EDT Last modified on Mon 13 May 2024 06.53 EDT Share Prefer the Guardian on Google J onny Greenwood is in the studio in his Oxfordshire home, surrounded by a cornucopia of weird and wonderful instruments. He almost trips over a stray autoharp while walking around the room on a vid

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