Adelaide Fringe 2018
(CANCELLED) Nosferatu - A Symphony of Horror
See this iconic silent movie as it was originally intended - with live music.
After sell out performances at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, modern
classical duo Tess Said So returns to Adelaide to perform their award
winning film score to the landmark silent movie, 'Nosferatu' (1922), using
keyboards, electronics and a labyrinth of drums and percussion.
One piano player. One percussionist. And a vampire!!
"This is Nosferatu as now seen in the only way it should be seen ever again." - The Student Newspaper (Edinburgh) ★★★★★
"Brilliantly executed... highly bewitching..." - The Upside News (Adelaide) ★★★★★
"Every screening of Nosferatu should bear their brilliant score" - Great Scott Media (Adelaide)
One piano player. One percussionist. And a vampire!!
"This is Nosferatu as now seen in the only way it should be seen ever again." - The Student Newspaper (Edinburgh) ★★★★★
"Brilliantly executed... highly bewitching..." - The Upside News (Adelaide) ★★★★★
"Every screening of Nosferatu should bear their brilliant score" - Great Scott Media (Adelaide)
Presented by: Tess Said So
Tess Said So is the creative partnership of musicians Rasa Daukus and Will Larsen. Adopting a pop sensibility to a classical format, Rasa and Will write and perform all their own material, influenced by a shared interest in new music and blurring the lines that define musical genre, infusing their sound with pop, jazz, ambience, minimalism, and electronica. Active collaborators, they also work with dance companies, filmmakers, designers, street artists, visual and conceptual artists, in a variety of different settings; from concert halls to laneways and public spaces; building and questioning the connections between artistic disciplines. In 2017 they won Best Interactive, Film & Digital at the Adelaide Fringe Festival for their live soundtrack performance to Nosferatu.Suitability & warnings
Content rating:
G
Family friendly:
Yes
Presenter
Presented by: Tess Said So
Tess Said So is the creative partnership of musicians Rasa Daukus and Will Larsen. Adopting a pop sensibility to a classical format, Rasa and Will write and perform all their own material, influenced by a shared interest in new music and blurring the lines that define musical genre, infusing their sound with pop, jazz, ambience, minimalism, and electronica. Active collaborators, they also work with dance companies, filmmakers, designers, street artists, visual and conceptual artists, in a variety of different settings; from concert halls to laneways and public spaces; building and questioning the connections between artistic disciplines. In 2017 they won Best Interactive, Film & Digital at the Adelaide Fringe Festival for their live soundtrack performance to Nosferatu.Social media
