TENBY, WALES, April 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) Donald MacKenzie, an organist who specialises in accompanying silent films, is due to perform at the Torch Theatre next month.
The Ayrshire-born musician is the house organist at the famous Odeon Cinema in London's Leicester Square, where he has been playing for various events since 1992.
Mackenzie has broadcast from the Odeon on several BBC radio stations, as well as playing for the Queen at numerous royal film performances.
His show at the Pembrokeshire venue will take place at 19:30 BST on Tuesday April 26th, when members of the audience are set to enjoy his accomplished repertoire and talent for improvisation.
The performer's work as a silent film accompanist has seen him provide the soundtrack to many of the genre's classic works, including Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, The Black Pirate and Metropolis.
People heading to Mackenzie's Torch Theatre performance can look forward to a programme of popular organ music, followed by his improvised accompaniment to The Phantom of the Opera.
The concert will take place in the venue's Main House and tickets are priced at GBP15.50.
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Visit http://www.torchtheatre.co.uk/ or call 01646 695267 for more information.
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Silent film specialist Donald MacKenzie will give a special organ recital at the Torch Theatre.
2011-04-03
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