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Dmytro Morykit presents Nosferatu

HazelCameron

Nosferatu: Land of Spectres
Film Concert by Dmytro Morykit

Maestro Dmytro Morykit returns to Wilton’s for a final performance of Land of Spectres, his live piano concert accompanying F. W. Murnau’s 1922 masterpiece Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror. Morykit’s powerful and haunting score breathes new life into this landmark of German Expressionist cinema, offering audiences a deeply immersive experience that unites film and music in perfect harmony.

Within the evocative atmosphere of Wilton’s, Nosferatu’s striking imagery takes on renewed intensity, each shadow and silence heightened by Morykit’s powerful performance.

This concert marks a poignant farewell to his live film concerts, Nosferatu and Metropolis which have defined Morykit’s touring career. Celebrated for his musicianship and imaginative re-scoring of these silent films, Morykit has captivated audiences worldwide, bringing new admirers to the artistry and expressive power of the solo piano and the haunting beauty of early cinema. He will now turn his focus toward more intimate projects.

Directed by Hazel Cameron

Metropolis

Experience Metropolis like never before in a spellbinding live performance by acclaimed pianist and composer Dmytro Morykit. Morykit’s piano concert sits beautifully alongside Fritz Lang’s 1927 silent film masterpiece with a powerful original piano score performed entirely from memory. A seamless fusion of cinema and music, this two-hour concert brings Metropolis to a modern audience, offering a rich emotional and sonic journey that amplifies the film’s dramatic impact.

Featuring compositions written over three decades, alongside new pieces tailored to the film, Morykit’s score creates a dynamic and moving atmosphere that resonates deeply with today’s viewers. Critics have hailed the performance as “a new duet between Fritz and Dmytro,” praising its emotional intensity and technical brilliance.

Having toured extensively over the last 12 years to sell-out audiences, Morykit always looks forward to returning to Wilton’s Music Hall, a unique venue, adding another aesthetic to this memorable cinematic and musical experience.

Introduction by Hazel Cameron (Producer)

Nosferatu

Presented by Dmytro Morykit

Maestro Dmytro Morykit returns to Wilton’s with his exquisite live performance to F. W. Murnau’s landmark vampire film Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, offering audiences a fresh and immersive experience to this classic piece of cinema.

This German expressionist film was first released in 1922 and its timeless striking imagery gives an innate sense of the sinister which is heightened by Wilton’s unique atmosphere and history.

Morykit’s concert, Land of Spectres, provides a modern musical context and amplifies the horror of the film – both the incredible performance by Max Schreck as the vampire and the shattering of naïve trust in a good world.