- 2023 is the 65th anniversary for Hitchcock’s classic film “Vertigo”. Symphonies around the country have enthralled audiences by performing the score while screening the film. This petition is to ask the Seattle Symphony to include this performance in its upcoming season.
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It would be so brilliant if you’d perform the Vertigo score!
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- 2023 is the 65th anniversary for Hitchcock’s classic film “Vertigo”. Symphonies around the country have enthralled audiences by performing the score while screening the film. This petition is to ask the Seattle Symphony to include this performance in its upcoming season.
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Is there any more iconic Pacific Northwest film with a better score than Vertigo? The answer, as any audiophile / cinephile will tell you, is a definitive and inarguable "no."
It would be so brilliant if you’d perform the Vertigo score!
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Is there any more iconic Pacific Northwest film with a better score than Vertigo? The answer, as any audiophile / cinephile will tell you, is a definitive and inarguable "no."