Vertigo of heights, vertigo of time, and vertigo of passion:
Vertigo is a masterclass in cinema produced in 1958 by Alfred Hitchcock. Using San Francisco and its bay as a backdrop, he captures with extraordinary mastery the dreamlike and tortuous love story between Kim Novak and James Stewart, exploring the torments of desire and guilt.
Coproduction Philharmonie and Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg
We're back with a new episode of our video series «The art of conducting». This time we sat down with Ernst Van Tiel, who talked to us what conducting live music to a movie during a ciné-concert is about. He discussed the challenges of synchronization, the differences between conducting to a film and the symphonic repertoire, the liberties & limits and much more! Check out the latest episode and discover more about the art of conducting films!
