Valentine's Day, Sunday, February 14, 2010 at 10:20 am

I was not too surprised after a minute because I recalled on the NEWS section of theHerrmann Society that Marcus had donated a copy to UCSB in 2008:"25 February 2008The Man Who Knew Too Much - Herrmann PapersSource: Marcus CaratelliA photocopy of Herrmann's autograph score to The Man Who Knew Too Much wasdonated by researcher Marcus Caratelli to the Bernard Herrmann Papers at the UCSB."Immediately below is an image of "The Alley" from these xeroxes:{Image http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/2235/r15as.jpgNext in Box 68 are North by Northwest conductor scores including "Overture" and "Onthe Rocks." Next is the Sammy Fain music for Tender Is the Night. Finally the box holdsthe four-stave score of the "Overture" from Trouble With Harry._______________________________________________talkingherrmann mailing list***********************************10-19-09:Talking Herrmann: Box 85 Beneath the 12 Mile ReefNew topic by: Bill Wrobel ()______________________________________________________________________I just posted in the Dangerous Ground Topic the "Love Theme" sketches that were neverused in REEF.Below is the title page of "The Stolen Fleece" cue (Reel 11M3) for Jason & theArgonauts.{Image http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/3183/r119au.jpgWell, that title is actually pasted over the original title "The Fire" written for Reef inReel 9. You will note how for the Reef score Herrmann also augmented instrumentationsuch as six bassoons, added two bass clarinets, had "C" trumpets instead of Bb trumpets,and so forth. You will also notice how red-pencil scribbled out the piano line (and alsothe VC/CB line that you can't see in this image) because he did not use those instrumentsin JASON.Well, in this very same REEF cue, the ending six bars (final page), the "MoltoLargamente" end section, were NOT used in REEF. However, as I explained in my Self-Borrowing paper, he DID use it later on in JASON in that "Stolen Fleece" cue. Here's thatmusic:128