Korean Art
Thu Oct 29, 10am
Korean art & heritage
This event is in the past.It took place on October 24, 2026 at Peabody Essex Museum.
💬Attend the talk between screenings to hear performers discuss the cultural impact and artistic legacy of Nosferatu.
🏛️Reviewers note the museum is quite large, so allow extra time to explore the wider galleries during your visit.
Max Schreck's corpse-like Count Orlok flickers across the screen while the Arpeggione Ensemble performs the original vampire film score live on early 20th-century instruments, recreating the 1922 silent cinema experience at the Peabody Essex Museum.
Silent film screening
Live orchestral score
Early 20th-century instruments
Performer talk session
Thomas Carroll
Beverly, MA period-instrument clarinetist, co‑founder of Arpeggione Ensemble
Headliner
Thomas Carroll is the clarinetist and co‑founder of the Arpeggione Ensemble, a BIPOC‑led period‑instrument chamber group based in Beverly, MA. He performs on clarinet and conducts the ensemble’s live orchestral scores for silent films such as Nosferatu.
Andrea LeBlanc
Beverly, MA period-instrument flutist, co‑founder of Arpeggione Ensemble
Andrea LeBlanc is a flutist and co‑founder of the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on historical flutes from the Baroque to Romantic periods. She has appeared with the Handel and Haydn Society and Boston Baroque.
Elise Bonhivert
clarinetist, period-instrument ensemble member
Elise Bonhivert plays clarinet in the Arpeggione Ensemble, contributing to the ensemble’s historically informed performances of silent‑film scores.
Isabelle Seula Lee
violinist, period-instrument ensemble member
Isabelle Seula Lee is a violinist in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on early‑20th‑century string instruments.
Emily Hale
violinist, period-instrument ensemble member
Emily Hale plays violin in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on historical string instruments.
Sachin Shukla
violist, period-instrument ensemble member
Sachin Shukla is the violist in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on early‑20th‑century viola.
Anna Seda
cellist, period-instrument ensemble member
Anna Seda plays cello in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on historical cello.
Guinevere Fridley
bassist, period-instrument ensemble member
Guinevere Fridley is the bassist in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on early‑20th‑century bass.
April Sun
pianist, period-instrument ensemble member
April Sun plays piano in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on historical piano.
George Wiese
harmonium player, period-instrument ensemble member
George Wiese plays harmonium in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on early‑20th‑century harmonium.
💬Attend the talk between screenings to hear performers discuss the cultural impact and artistic legacy of Nosferatu.
🏛️Reviewers note the museum is quite large, so allow extra time to explore the wider galleries during your visit.
Max Schreck's corpse-like Count Orlok flickers across the screen while the Arpeggione Ensemble performs the original vampire film score live on early 20th-century instruments, recreating the 1922 silent cinema experience at the Peabody Essex Museum.
Silent film screening
Live orchestral score
Early 20th-century instruments
Performer talk session
Thomas Carroll
Beverly, MA period-instrument clarinetist, co‑founder of Arpeggione Ensemble
Headliner
Thomas Carroll is the clarinetist and co‑founder of the Arpeggione Ensemble, a BIPOC‑led period‑instrument chamber group based in Beverly, MA. He performs on clarinet and conducts the ensemble’s live orchestral scores for silent films such as Nosferatu.
Andrea LeBlanc
Beverly, MA period-instrument flutist, co‑founder of Arpeggione Ensemble
Andrea LeBlanc is a flutist and co‑founder of the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on historical flutes from the Baroque to Romantic periods. She has appeared with the Handel and Haydn Society and Boston Baroque.
Elise Bonhivert
clarinetist, period-instrument ensemble member
Elise Bonhivert plays clarinet in the Arpeggione Ensemble, contributing to the ensemble’s historically informed performances of silent‑film scores.
Isabelle Seula Lee
violinist, period-instrument ensemble member
Isabelle Seula Lee is a violinist in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on early‑20th‑century string instruments.
Emily Hale
violinist, period-instrument ensemble member
Emily Hale plays violin in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on historical string instruments.
Sachin Shukla
violist, period-instrument ensemble member
Sachin Shukla is the violist in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on early‑20th‑century viola.
Anna Seda
cellist, period-instrument ensemble member
Anna Seda plays cello in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on historical cello.
Guinevere Fridley
bassist, period-instrument ensemble member
Guinevere Fridley is the bassist in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on early‑20th‑century bass.
April Sun
pianist, period-instrument ensemble member
April Sun plays piano in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on historical piano.
George Wiese
harmonium player, period-instrument ensemble member
George Wiese plays harmonium in the Arpeggione Ensemble, performing on early‑20th‑century harmonium.
Matches these interests
- Silent film screening
- Live orchestral score
- Early 20th-century instruments
- Performer talk session
- Peabody Essex Museum
- Salem