Cinema enthusiast and master of French improvisation, organist and composer Thierry Escaich exploits all the facets of his instrument to accompany Rupert Julian’s silent masterpiece. A dialogue interwoven with the images, to be experienced live.
Keywords: Early Music, Film & Music Performance
| Thierry Escaich | Improvisations à l'orgue |
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