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Fri 17 Apr, 2009 06:55 am
Which composer wrote an orchestral work that shares its name with an Alfred Hitchcock film?
Well, it could be Walter Braunfels, who wrote the opera Die Vögel (The Birds), which has the same name as a Hitchcock film. Hitchcock also made a silent film in 1927 called The Ring, which is the same name as Wagner's opera cycle. Or, of course, it could be Ludwig van Beethoven's long lost oratorio, Dial M for Murder.
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joefromchicago wrote: Or, of course, it could be Ludwig van Beethoven's long lost oratorio, Dial M for Murder.
This is the correct answer, of course.