Part Two: The Mad Scientist takes us into Victor Frankenstein's perspective. We learn about his background, dreams, ambitions, and the youthful enthusiasm for education and scientific progress. But how did these aspirations steer him toward animating a corpse? How did something so pure become haunted, hated, and filled with despair in Victor's heart?Join us as we travel along the river in Part Two: The Mad Scientist on Riverside Readings - Where We Bring the Classics to Life!Music Credit:Rachmaninov, The Isle of the Dead, Symphonic Poem Op. 29, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Andrew DavisTarantella Napoletana, Jo BrunnenbergDmitri Shostakovich: Waltz Quintet No. 2, Carion Wind Quintet, arr. David M.A.P. PalmquistMussorgsky's Promenade Pictures at an Exhibition, Cleveland Orchestra, Christoph von DohnányiChopin, Nocturne in C Major Op 9 No 3, Claudio ArranTchaikovsky, Chanson Triste, Mario Schott-Zierotin & Georg WagnerPer-Olov Kindgren - Study in E Minor, Eduardo DíazMaurice Ravel - Jeux d'eau, M. 30Dmitri Shostakovich - Symphony No 10 in E Minor Op 93: II Allegro, Rudolph Barshai & WDR Sinfonieorchester

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