The film has no original score and this score is composed by Kostika Collaku as his final work in his collage (2008 - 2009)

 ---Tracklist---

1.Beginning Titles
2.Dracula Awaken
3.The Blood
4.''Goodnight Mr.Renfield''
5.Lusy's Bite
6.Not Her Master
7.Mina's Tragedy
8.Dracula and Van Helsing
9.The End of Dracula

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Composer: Kostika Collaku
Soprano: Eleni Korni
Cello: Victor Voularopoulos
Vocals: Eleni Iosifidi, Tatiana Triadafillidou, Xristina Sarakanidou
Bass: Aggelos Zorzovilis

Copyright © Kostika Çollaku 2009 All rights reserved 

1.Beginning Titles

2.Dracula Awaken

3.The Blood

4.''Goodnight Mr. Renfield''

5.Lucy's Bite

6.Not Her Master

8.Dracula And Van Helsing

piano: Dionysis Pantis
soprano: Marissa Bili
drums: Stefanomario Gazilas
composition, text and bass: Kostika Çollaku
cover artwork: Ifigeneia Mavridou
text translation: Claudia Aquili 
recorded at Cue Productions Thessaloniki, Greece by Yanis Mavridis
©2016

Cinque Pezzi d'Amore

composition, text: Kostika Çollaku
soprano: Marissa Bili
piano: Dionysis Pantis
translation: Claudi Aquili
artwork: Ifigeneia Mavridou http://www.linkedin.com/in/ifigeneiam...

recorded and mastered at CUE PRODUCTIONS by Yannis Mavridis http://cue.gr/

text:
Sono rimasto all'ombra,
fino al primo raggio di sole.
Le aride terre sono fiorite,
al tuo passaggio.

Hai donato i tuoi capelli,
per riempire il cielo di stelle.
Angeli feriti cadevano ai tuoi piedi
bagnando di sangue le tue labbra.

Le stagioni sono cambiate
il tempo è passato in fretta
ora sei nuda di fronte a me
come il primo raggio di sole

Hai deciso di diventare un essere umano
il mio cuore ha deciso di amarti.

5.Vagando Nell'Ignoto

Cinque Pezzi d' Amore

Canzone d' amore

3.Pensando A Te

Raggio di Sole

1.Il Risveglio

"The Dead Brother's Song" (Greek: Το Τραγούδι Του Νεκρού Αδερφού, or most commonly Του Νεκρού Αδερφού) is a Greek poem, considered to be the oldest surviving dimotikó, which are traditional Greek folk songs. 
The song was composed in Asia Minor in the 9th century, during the time of the Byzantine Empire. It is not known whether it was actually set to music or it was merely a poem meant to be recited, as it only survives as a text. 

original music: Kostika Çollaku 
lyrics: dimotikó miroloi (traditional lament)

singers: Ifigenia Papouli, Penelope Broomhead-Petromelidou, Pelagia Xatzinikita, Maria Kondylidou, Evi Sarmi.

text translation:

Where can I put my tears
now that you passed away?
If they fall upon the black earth, 
the grass won't grow,
If they fall into the river, 
the river will dry out
if they fall into the sea,
the boats will be drowning
and if I lock them in my heart, 
soon I'll be joining you.

cover photo: Maik Almstedt

Where can I put my tears (from Dead Brother's Song)

The orginal score for the theatrical play "Behind Closed Doors" by Achilleas Psaltopoulos and Natasa Konteletzidou.

released 18 March 2013
Vocal Ensemble:

Lila Zerva
Caterina Mirtsiou
Barbara Novikova
Antonia Polizou
Maria Kalpakidou
Giannis Mastrogiannis
Giorgos Siametis
Thanos Kandilas
Dionysis Pantis

5.Act II Opening

6.Father and Daughter

The orginal score for the theatrical play "Behind Closed Doors" by Achilleas Psaltopoulos and Natasa Konteletzidou.

released 18 March 2013
Vocal Ensemble:

Lila Zerva
Caterina Mirtsiou
Barbara Novikova
Antonia Polizou
Maria Kalpakidou
Giannis Mastrogiannis
Giorgos Siametis
Thanos Kandilas
Dionysis Pandis 

7.Laura's Theme

Kostika Çollaku (Korçë, July 4th 1989) is a composer of contemporary classical music based in Thessaloniki, Greece. Among his compositions he has composed also music for movies, animations and theatrical plays. In 2013 his composition Vocalise for Nine Voices (a cappella) was performed at Thessaloniki’s Concert Hall.

Kostika Çollaku

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