Take this chance to experience a silent film as it was presented one hundred years ago. At that time, live music created tension and highlighted the emotions on screen.
A phantom haunts the Paris Opera House. It pursues the singers and takes over their senses. Visitors die in the salon under mysterious circumstances. The Phantom of the Opera from 1925 is based on a novel with the same name by Gaston Leroux, and is considered one of the major horror classics. In 1986, the story became a hit musical with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
British organist David Briggs is a well-known improviser and composer. He is now guest-performing in Gothenburg for the first time, offering a truly scary cinematic adventure with the help of the Concert Hall organ.
Introduction to the concert
Arrive in the Main Hall an hour before the concert and ease into what you’re about to experience. Here, you’ll learn more about the music, the organ, and the film.
The introduction is included in your ticket, lasts approximately 30 minutes, and offers open seating. Take a seat wherever you like—and let the concert begin right here.
