When you think about music and film directors, Alfred Hitchcock might not be the first name to come to mind. Stanley Kubrick was a greater recycler of classical music, Quentin Tarantino has done the same for Motown, Bergman and Zeffirelli have filmed more operas - and the list could continue. But Hitchcock has his share of big music moments. As the film world commemorates his 100th birthday on Friday, August 13, heres a chance to see how many you can identify.

James Stewart and Kim Novak carry on an enigmatic love affair, to the accompaniment of one of Bernard Herrmanns lushest scores.

Listen - Audio clue #1

North by Northwest | Vertigo | Rear Window | Shadow of a Doubt

Doris Day shows us her philosophical side and sings "Que sera, sera."

Listen - Audio clue #2

Family Plot | Stage Fright | The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) | The Wrong Man

A macabre little march introduces this macabre drama.

Listen - Audio clue #3

Alfred Hitchcock Presents | Vertigo | Psycho | Spellbound

A concerto featuring piano and theremin leads the way deep into Gregory Pecks psyche.

Listen - Audio clue #4

Shadow of a Doubt | Spellbound | The Birds | Psycho

Janet Leigh meets her end, to a soundtrack of shrieking violins.

Listen - Audio clue #5

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934) | Torn Curtain | Vertigo | Psycho