Nosferatu

By: Nash the Slash

Origin: Toronto, Ontario, 🇨🇦

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30 tracks

Murnau's Vision

#1 01:38
Nina and Jonathon

#2 01:33
Renfield's Scheme

#3 02:18
Don't Worry Nina

#4 02:16
Foreboding Journey

#5 03:04
Jonathon Awakes

#6 01:02
The Land of Phantoms

#7 03:19
"You Are Late"

#8 01:08
Blood

#9 02:22
Letter to Nina

#10 02:07
"What a Lovely Throat"

#11 02:42
Fear and Premonition

#12 00:46
Sense of Menace

#13 01:29
The Crypt

#14 01:16
Dracula Packs

#15 01:12
Rats

#16 02:07
Venus Flytraps and Other Vampires

#17 02:40
Nina Among the Dunes

#18 04:14
Fatal Breath

#19 05:28
Renfield's Master

#20 00:35
Dracula Unpacks

#21 01:54
Nosferatu

#22 00:32
The Ship of Horrors

#23 03:23
Drum Alarm

#24
The Book of Vampires

#25 02:08
Plague

#26 02:06
Renfield's Revenge

#27 02:09
Nina's Trance

#28 01:49
Sacrificing Nina

#29 02:51
The Morning Sun

#30 00:47

About This Title

Nash's soundtrack to the 1922 silent film. Nash shadows Murnau's plot from the sunny opening, through the Borgo Pass to the scuttling darkness of Shreck's vampire. Added to his original score are interpretations of Fauré's Requiem and Saint-Saens's Danse Macabre, a nod to the tradition of scoring Nosferatu with dark classical music.

A formidable stage presence, this one-man symphony of terror has brought new light -- and shadows -- to one of the genre's earliest cinematic triumphs.
-Greg Chant, Rue Morgue Magazine

Nash The Slash: electric violin, mandolin, vocals, keyboards, drum machine, effects

Composed by Nash The Slash (tracks: 1, 3, 5 to 17, 19 to 29); and Fauré (tracks: 2, 4, 18, 30)
Produced by Nash The Slash
Recorded at Cut-Throat Studios and Cerkiew Zaśnięcia N.M.P. W Braszowie - Rumunia
Mastered by Scott Kennedy at Sonic Workshop
Male choir recorded by Dmitri Vole
Coordinator: James Redekop

Nash The Slash's soundtrack recording to the 1922 German silent expressionist horror film 'Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens' (translated as 'Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror'; also known as 'Nosferatu: A Symphony of Terror' or simply 'Nosferatu') directed by F. W. Murnau and starring Max Schreck as the vampire Count Orlok.

World premiere performance Thursday July 13, 2000 The Grand Theatre, Toronto
Tracks 2, 4, 18 and 30 adapted from Fauré's "Requiem"
Tracks 19 and 23 adapted from Saint-Saens' "Danse Macabre"
Male choir recorded live in Brasov Orthodox Cathedral, Romania by Dmitri Vole

Artwork and design by James Redekop