Music In The Museum: Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (1920)
Step into the eerie shadows of Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life after-dark for a spine-chilling night of classic horror!
About Music In The Museum: Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (1920)
The 124-year-old silent thriller “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” will be screened with live musical accompaniment by acclaimed organist, Aaron Hawthorne.
Immerse yourself in the sinister tale of Dr Henry Jekyll, a well-respected scientist whose experiments unleash the monstrous Mr. Hyde, wreaking havoc in the fog-shrouded streets of London. The 1937 Compton Pipe Organ was designed to accompany silent films and is the perfect instrument to bring this early cinematic masterpiece to life with its shrieking sounds and thunderous rumbles.
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