Vancouver Bach Choir performs a live Phantom of the Opera score at Silent Movie Mondays: A Special Edition, October 27

Centenary screening features music by seven-piece orchestra and 80-person choir, with Michael Dirk on Wurlitzer organ

SPONSORED POST BY Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs

Michael Dirk. Photo by Diamond’s Edge Photography

 
 

Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs and Vancouver Civic Theatres present Silent Movie Mondays: A Special Edition in honour of the 100th anniversary of Phantom of the Opera. The show will take place at the Orpheum on October 27 at 8 pm.

This spectacular celebration of the iconic 1925 silent film features a score by Canadian composer Andrew Downing performed live by a seven-piece orchestra, the 80-person Vancouver Bach Choir, and Michael Dirk on the Wurlitzer organ, all conducted by maestro Leslie Dala.

Silent Movie Mondays is an immersive experience where popular silent films are accompanied by dramatic music played live on the Wurlitzer organ—a historic instrument originally created to accompany silent films in the 1920s.

Doors open at 7 pm, and a pre-show performance by the Gatsby Strutters Jazz Band will take place in the West Coast Lounge.

For tickets to see Phantom of the Opera and more details, visit Vancouver Civic Theatres.


Post sponsored by Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs.

 
 

 

Related Articles