Dracula: Part II — Dark Neoclassical Cello for Deep Reading | Bram Stoker — 1h20 [No Ads]

The second chapter of Bram Stoker's Dracula (1897) leaves the Carpathian castle behind and follows the horror to England. In the seaside town of Whitby, Mina and Lucy pass a peaceful summer — until a derelict Russian ship runs aground in a storm with its crew vanished and its dead captain lashed to the wheel. What came ashore that night begins to move through the fog toward a sleeping young woman. This recording reads chapters five through twelve not as narrative but as descent: five movements for solo cello, tracing the curve from the calm of the Whitby shore, through the arrival of the Demeter and Lucy's slow wasting, to the cold turning where death brings no rest at all. — — — MOVEMENTS 00:00 I. The Whitby Shore 15:34 II. The Demeter 29:09 III. Lucy's Sleepwalking 43:19 IV. The Wasting 1:04:06 V. The Bloofer Lady — — — Nocturne Readings is an ongoing series of long-form musical readings of public domain literature — in the tradition of Liszt's Dante Symphony, Debussy's Fall of the House of Usher, and Philip Glass's chamber score for Dracula. New chapters every other Sunday. The Dracula miniseries: 🦇 Part I — The Castle in the Carpathians 🦇 Part II — The Ship of the Dead (this reading) — — — ABOUT NOCTURNE READINGS Long-form dark neoclassical strings reading classical literature in the public domain. One work, one slow descent. Join the Souls of the Crown:    / @nocturnecello   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/arti... #NocturneReadings #Dracula #BramStoker #VampireMusic #DarkNeoclassical #DarkAmbient #GothicMusic #DarkMusic #DraculaMusic #DarkFantasyMusic #DarkCello #ReadingMusic #DraculaAmbience #DeepFocus #GothicReading