Re: music in Herzog's NOSFERATU

[Jan-Olov.Agren@lu.erisoft.se (Jan-Olov ]gren)]

In article XFou1B1w165w@netlink.cts.com, lionhart@netlink.cts.COM (Jackie Zucconi) writes:
>Let's see if memory serves me right here. herzog's version of Nosferatu 
>came out first. kate liked the music so mush she adopted that style for 
>Hello Earth. From what I remember she identified the original music as 
>being Czechoslovakian. Hmm, I think she also said it was related to the 
>Church...Eastern Orthodox music...I have to go back to the interview....
>I don't think there's a formal connection between Kate and Mr. Herzog, 
>it's just that she liked the music and used it so she thanked him.

Sounds slightly strange to me. Czechoslovakia is almost exclusively Catholic and
shows little influence of the Orthodox church. And as far as I know, there is no
such Eastern (or Western) Orthodox music (or church). There're the Greek, Russian,
Serbian and possibly others Orthodox Churches but no Eastern. Yes, please do go
back to the interview. It would be interesting.

Regards,

Jan-Olov

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