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NEW ALBUM: Music for Silent Films

Music for Silent Films is a compilation of piano compositions crafted by Agustina Taborda and Mila Maia during their time at Silent Cinema in Galway City, Ireland, where they have been resident pianists since its inception. This project unites music that emerges from live performances, engaging directly with silent films. <br><br>The origins of cinema, contrary to what the name suggests, were far from silent. Film showings featured musical performances by pianists and even full orchestras. Charlie Chaplin, a legendary figure in silent films, not only directed and acted in his movies but also composed their music. This highlights the significant role that film music has played since cinema&#39;s early days.<br>Since our cinema&#39;s establishment nearly four years ago, we have consistently featured piano performances by talented artists like Mila and Agustinaduring screenings. Our partnership has led to the creation of this album, which we are excited to share with you today.<br>In this manner, we make sure that silent cinema does not disappear into obscurity, as it remains a distinctive form of cinematic art that has inspired, continues to inspire, and will keep inspiring artists from all backgrounds.

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14th February, Saturday, 20:00 / Tickets:

Recently restored by the San Francisco Film Preserve, this 1927 American silent romantic comedy, directed by Victor Fleming, features Clara Bow as the spoiled daughter of a plantation owner who falls in love with the married man (Clive Brook) she rescued from drowning. <br><br>Join us at Silent Cinema this Valentine`s Day to enjoy a classic silent romantic comedy with live piano music by Mila Maia, all while sipping wine from our on-site bar! Does that sound like a date?<br><br>Live musical accompaniment by Mila Maia.<br><br>*****<br>IMDb RATING: 6.3/10<br>Rotten Tomatoes: 71%<br><br>Doors and Wine Bar open from 7:30 PM<br><br>RATED: PG | TIME: 60 minutes<br><br>SELECT ONE OPTION:<br>1. One table for up to 3 people (€27 in total)<br>2. Single chair - no table (€10)

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28th February, Saturday, 20:00 / Tickets:

The 1919 American silent drama, directed by Maurice Tourneur, including a remarkable and dramatic underwater fight scene. Once thought to be a lost film, a tinted and toned nitrate print was found in 2023 at the Eye Filmmuseum and subsequently restored by the San Francisco Film Preserve.<br><br>The storyline centers on Lord Angus Cameron (Holmes Herbert), whose clandestine marriage to a woman of lower social standing (Mabel Ballin) jeopardizes his reputation, inspired by the 1897 play from Drury Lane. <br><br>Live piano accommpaniment by Agustina Taborda.<br><br>*****<br>IMDb RATING: 6.3/10<br>ROTTEN TOMATOES: 80%<br><br>Doors and Wine Bar open from 7:30 PM<br><br>RATED: PG | TIME: 60 minutes<br><br>SELECT ONE OPTION:<br>1. One table for up to 3 people (€27 in total)<br>2. Single chair - no table (€10)

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