Night Organ Show "Nosferatu, Symphony of Horror"

Night Organ Show “Nosferatu, Symphony of Horror” is a thrilling fusion of two art forms that have always walked hand‑in‑hand—music and silent cinema. As the curtains rise, the colossal resonances of the organ welcome you, and then the screen lights up with the 1921 masterpiece “Nosferatu, Symphony of Horror,” the first film adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula. This legendary German silent film, directed by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, is famed for its chilling portrayal of Count Orlok, the real vampire played by Max Schreck, and for being the first to depict a vampire’s death in the light. The full film will be shown in its entirety, accompanied by compelling organ improvisations from the celebrated Russian performer and composer Timur Khaliullin. A laureate of international competitions and named “Organist of the Year” in 2020, Khaliullin is renowned for crafting original, conceptually daring programs—think “Virtuoso Pedal,” “From Baroque to Rock,” and “Organ is Modern.” During this program he will weave the organ’s majestic tones into the haunting atmosphere of Nosferatu, creating a one‑of‑a‑kind auditory journey on the black screen. Don’t miss this unique nighttime experience that brings the grandeur of the organ and the terror of silent cinema together. The program is subject to change. For more details and tickets, visit the official link.