Nosferatu
by Andrew Alden Ensemble
Ryan Schmidt
Ryan Schmidt
It is such an exciting fusion of musical styles with so many vibes happening at once! I hear so much in it...I haven't even watched it with the movie yet. So enjoyable.
Favorite track: Act Four.
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Purchasable with gift card
$7 USD or more
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Nosferatu CD
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumA physical copy of the studio recording of the entire Nosferatu score written by Andrew Alden and performed by the Andrew Alden Ensemble. The music can be synced up with your own copy of the film Nosferatu and comes in a handmade "spray-painted artwork" case (and a free sticker).
Includes unlimited streaming of Nosferatu via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Sold Out
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Act One
24:46
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Act Two
19:43
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Act Three
16:50
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Act Four
14:21
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Act Five
17:30
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Nosferatu (1922)–1 hour 34 minutes
Rejuvenating silent film classics with live music, the Andrew Alden Ensemble brings an exciting new score to the iconic Nosferatu.
F.W. Murnau’s German expressionist horror film is revered as one of the scariest Dracula adaptations ever made. The film was shot in the Carpathian Mountains of Transylvania during the early days of film.
The new score by the Andrew Alden Ensemble compliments the horror of the film, and the classic story of Dracula with the sensibilities of classical chamber music and the distinct edge of rock. The music, featuring piano, violin/viola, synthesizers, percussion and electric sound design, was recorded so that you can sync with your own copy of Nosferatu by starting at the Nosferatu title screen.
Rejuvenating silent film classics with live music, the Andrew Alden Ensemble brings an exciting new score to the iconic Nosferatu.
F.W. Murnau’s German expressionist horror film is revered as one of the scariest Dracula adaptations ever made. The film was shot in the Carpathian Mountains of Transylvania during the early days of film.
The new score by the Andrew Alden Ensemble compliments the horror of the film, and the classic story of Dracula with the sensibilities of classical chamber music and the distinct edge of rock. The music, featuring piano, violin/viola, synthesizers, percussion and electric sound design, was recorded so that you can sync with your own copy of Nosferatu by starting at the Nosferatu title screen.
credits
released September 14, 2013
Beltran Del Campo - Violin/Viola
Nat Saralamba- Guitar
Andy Cantu - Drums
Andrew Alden-Keys/Composer
Mix and Recorded- Matt Cozzi
Produced by Andrew Alden, Matt Cozzi and Teresa Alden
Beltran Del Campo - Violin/Viola
Nat Saralamba- Guitar
Andy Cantu - Drums
Andrew Alden-Keys/Composer
Mix and Recorded- Matt Cozzi
Produced by Andrew Alden, Matt Cozzi and Teresa Alden
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Andrew Alden Ensemble Rochester, New York
The Andrew Alden Ensemble is a contemporary chamber music group whose goal is to bring forth new music for chamber music and film. With a blend of modern classical music and electronics the ensemble produces textual scores for film and performs them in front of a live audience to transform the picture with new sounds and experiences. ... more
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