Well, this might not be directly related to Dracula, but is impressive. I went to Sting's concert in Stockholm and was really amazed by the orchestration, by the atmosphere he manages to create. Simply amazing.
The video below is not from Stockholm, but still from his Symphonicity Tour, 2010:
here I found an excerpt from "La Mort de Dracula" , the second piece of a Suite for full orchestra of the very young French composer Alexis Savelief (he wrote it when he was only 12)! The Suite was titled "Le Tombeau de Dracula". The three pieces were: I. Dracula / II. La Mort de Dracula / III. Final
"Do you believe in Love ?
Do you believe in Destiny ?"
Dracula is the track 9 from of Iced Earth's "Horror Show" CD. This is the best quality of a concert performance I found so far for "Dracula" song:
Please refer to my previous post for the lyrics.
Here is Iced Earth playing Dracula. The controversial Timothy Owens seems not to be as beloved as Matt Barlow (see comments). For sure he sings different. If Barlow sings this song better or not...well, is on you to listed and decide
Composed for the 1931 "Dracula" by Tod Browning, this solo piano played by Michael Riesman gives the measure of Riesman's talent.
Whatch this performance of April 27, 2007, from the gothic space of New York's lower eastside concert hall the Angel Orensanz Foundation. And fell like being in the movie:
Gerard Butler in Dracula Makes the Music of the Night
Gerard is a great actor, and the video-clip is really enjoyable, a pleasant music and a nice compilation of images:
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