Bringing a ‘Golem’ to LifeMore Golem posts here.
By Karla S. Blume (JewishJournal.com)
For a scare steeped in Jewish mysticism this Halloween, REDCAT is bringing Paul Wegener’s “The Golem” to the Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater on Friday and Saturday night. But the screening of the 1920 silent horror classic, which recounts the Eastern European legend of a large clay figure brought to life to protect the Jews of Prague, will be accompanied by the debut of an improvised musical score by Brian LeBarton.
LeBarton, 30, a keyboardist best known as music director for alternative rocker Beck, will lead a costumed band that includes a cellist and a guest percussionist, Carla Azar of the L.A. band Autolux.
“I’m going to have lots of toys and beastly synths around that night to help make the music sound ancient,” LeBarton said.
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Thursday, October 29, 2009
THE GOLEM rises again for Halloween in Los Angeles: