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    Nosferatu2011- A Live Film Score

    Saturday, October 15, 2011

    8:00 PM - 10:00 PM

    8:00 PM - 10:00 PM See all dates and Times

    International House of Philadelphia

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    10/15/2011 08:00 PM 10/15/2011 10:00 PM America/Anguilla Nosferatu2011- A Live Film Score "Is that your wife? What a lovely neck!"? -Count Orlok This Halloween see the world's first vampire film, Nosferatu, screened with an original score played live by a quintet of fabulous musicians from all four corners of the Philly music scene (Klezmer, Tango, Jazz, Balkan, Classical, Avant-Garde, etc.) Brendan Cooney's original score is heavy in Gypsy and Klezmer motifs, dramatic horror-camp effects, avant-garde textures, and classical devices. Scored for clarinet, violin, accordion, piano and bass, it is an experience not to be missed. Details & Tickets: https://www.upcomingevents.com/philadelphia/events/international-house-of-philadelphia/nosferatu2011-a-live-film-score-8709?ref=uceaddevent International House of Philadelphia, 3701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19104

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    Arts Oriented, Halloween, Jewish, Live Performance

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    Art Galleries & Exhibits, Holiday, Nightlife, Performing Arts, Politics & Activism, Singles

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    Mantua (Philadelphia)
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    "Is that your wife? What a lovely neck!"? -Count Orlok This Halloween see the world's first vampire film, Nosferatu, screened with an original score played live by a quintet of fabulous musicians from all four corners of the Philly music scene (Klezmer, Tango, Jazz, Balkan, Classical, Avant-Garde, etc.) Brendan Cooney's original score is heavy in Gypsy and Klezmer motifs, dramatic horror-camp effects, avant-garde textures, and classical devices. Scored for clarinet, violin, accordion, piano and bass, it is an experience not to be missed.

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