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The first MOFO event that we went to was a screening of Alfred Hitchcock ‘s 1927 silent movie “The Lodger”.
A tense silent movie accompanied by a live music score performed by an eight piece ensemble from Belgium.
The music brought the film to life. Soft tones for the romantic scenes, rushed sharp notes for the murders. The various combinations of violin, double bass, trumpet, saxophone, trombone, flute, drums, piano, percussion added something special to the screening. The music was an integral part of the experience.
I enjoy old films, discovering actors and movie stars of previous generations. In this instance, Ivor Novello. I’ll reprieve last year’s challenge to watch 10 movies made before I was born. One down, nine to go.
My son said he had a great time at the MOFO events and he felt like a liberated kid back at a high school fete away from his parents for the first time.
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It was a wonderful atmosphere.
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That must have been really special to se a movie with an orchestra playing live.
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It was a lovely treat.
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This would be a perfect post to link with Ailsa’s “travel Theme” which is entertainment this week. http://wheresmybackpack.com/2016/01/15/travel-theme-entertainment/
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