StummFilmMusikTage Erlangen
Programme
StummFilmMusikTage 1999: Thursday, March 11th to Sunday, March 14th
Exhibitions
- »Metropolis — Film Architecture« Upper Foyer of the Markgrafen Theatre
- »The Early Years of Parisian Cinemas— From the End of the 19th Century up to the Thirties« Foyer of the Markgrafen Theatre
- »Cinema's First Steps — From the Camera Obscura to Travelling Movie Shows« at Siemens informiert
Audience discussion
- »From Silent Movie to Multi Media Project«
Screenings
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Donnerstag,March 11
9.30 pm Die Bergkatze (D 1921, 84 min, Director: Ernst Lubitsch) – Score and Performance: Miller the Killer -
Friday, March 12th
7pm Abwege (D 1928, 107 min, Director: Georg Weilhelm Pabst) – Score: Elena Kats-Chernin (Premiere); Performance: ensemble Kontraste; Conductor: Frank Strobel 10pm Karl Valentin: Der Sonderling (D 1929, 109 min, Regie: Walter Jarven) – Musik und Ausführung: Stefan Poetzsch (Violon), Benjamin Boone (Saxophone) 12am Die Frau im Schatten, Part 1– (USA 1919, Director: James Vincent) – Score: Pierre-Michel Robineau; Performance: Frank Strobel, Fabio Marano, Cornelius F. Boensch, Michael Pattmann, Bernd Kremling -
Saturday, March 13th
3pm Die Kleinen Strolche sind zurück (USA 1922-28, 60 min, Director: Robert F. McGowan) – Score and Performance: Yogo Pausch 5pm Die Frau im Schatten, Part 5– (USA 1919, Director: James Vincent) – Score: Pierre-Michel Robineau; Performance: Frank Strobel, Fabio Marano, Cornelius F. Boensch, Michael Pattmann, Bernd Kremling 7pm Metropolis (D 1927, 140 min, Director: Fritz Lang) – Score: Gottfried Huppertz; Performance: Frank Strobel (Piano), Pierre Oser (Piano) 10pm Lichtspiel Opus I (D 1919, 13 min, Director: Walter Ruttmann) – Score: Max Butting Film (USA 1965, 22 min, Director: Samuel Beckett) Eröffnung und Zertrümmerung (D 1992, 21 min) – Score: Nicolaus A. Huber; Videos: Klaus Armbruster; Performance: ensemble Kontraste; Conductor: Stefan Hippe -
Sunday, March 14th
5pm Der neue Schreibtisch (D ca. 1913, 12 min, Production: Peter Ostermeier) – Score and Performance: Pupils of the Marie-Therese-Gymnasium; Conductor: Harald Luft Valentins Hochzeit (D 1913, 12 min, Director: Ansfelder) – Score and Performance: Schräg/strich/ Mysterien eines Frisiersalons (D ca.1922, Director: Erich Engel and Bertolt Brecht) – Score and Performance: Pupils of the Marie-Therese-Gymnasium, Piano and Projekt Attendant: Klaus Treuheit; Conductor: Harald Luft 7pm Sherlock Jr. (USA 1924, 45 min, Regie: Buster Keaton und Roscoe Arbuckle) – Musik und Ausführung: Helmut Nieberle (Guitar), Bob Rückerl (Bariton-Saxophone), Karsten Gnettner (Contra-Bass)
