Organ Spectacular Weekend Feat. James McVinnie & Nosferatu
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About this event
The Weekend of the 15th & 16th October we have 2 very special musical events celebrating the restoration of The William Hill 1911 Organ.
James McVinnie - International Recitalist - Opening Recital Friday 15 October 6.30 pm
Due to Thomas Trotter unfortunately hurting his arm we now welcome the wonderfully talented James McVinnie Opening Recital to - who has just played at the BBC Proms to great acclaim.
James McVinnie - the International Organ Recitalist will play a formal Opening Recital - with a tribute to Catherine Ennis.
Programme for 15th Oct TBC
Nosferatu Screening with Live Organ Accompaniment
Saturday 16 October 6.30 pm
Nosferatu - Live Musical Screening of The original Horror Film -
Chanting and Ghouling - Eclectic becomes Electric
Programme for 16th Oct
6.30 Plainchants and Organ Music
7.15 Interval - with Gindifferent Pop Up Gin Bar
7.45 Screening of Nosferatu with Live Organ Accompaniment
An evening of contrasts showing off the colours and power of the renovated and completed Hill organ
In the calm of the 1000 year-old Abbey, we revive memories and the spirits of monks past. Bass Mike Sheehan and organist Nigel Pursey present a sequence of ancient plainchants alongside organ music written around those chants, dating from Tudor times to the present day. All the colours of the organ will be demonstrated in a reflective and atmospheric presentation
After a drinks interval the evening’s serene calm will be shattered as the lights dim and we present the iconic silent horror film Nosferatu, with live organ music performed on the Hill organ by Nigel Pursey. From Baby Shark to Bach’s Toccata and Fugue in D minor, using standard (but scary) organ repertoire, well-known colourful snippets and some improvisation, he will create organ electricity to enlighten the horror unfolding on our giant screen
This evening will appeal to all age groups. Come if you dare!
Nosferatu is rated PG - but please use your Parental Guidance as the film will be very atmospheric.
You are most welcome to join us at 7.15 for a pre- screening drink
There will be an interval with Licenced Bar at both events