Orgelkino - BERLIN – The Symphony of the Big City (1927)

Description

Subiaco-Organ Cinema: BERLIN – The Symphony of the Big City (1927) Experience this unique documentary film by Walther Ruttmann on a large screen in the monastery church. Ruttmann composed a symphony in images in 1927 using experimental and bold cuts, depicting the pulsating pre-war Berlin of the 1920s. The visual symphony is accompanied by live-improvised symphonic music performed at the organ sculpture by the choirs Sun Kim and Christian D. Karl. Sun Kim & Christian D. Karl | Organ & E-Piano This booking option is exclusively for prior reservation of a small contingent of selected seats. This guarantees you good seats, even if you arrive shortly before the concert. If these are sold out, free seating applies to all remaining seats.

Highlights

• Documentary film by Walther Ruttmann from 1927
• Live-improvised music at the organ sculpture
• Large screen in the monastery church

General Information

The Orgelkino presents the unique documentary film 'BERLIN – The Symphony of the Big City' in the monastery church. Accompanied by live-improvised music at the organ, the event offers a fascinating insight into the pulsating life of pre-war Berlin.

Location

Klosterplatz 1, 72275 Alpirsbach, Germany

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