music "vira do minho" [unknown author] arranged by Steiner. Reference is also made to"the vira and <strong>am</strong>oba gallega."In the grace bar, the harp is gliss on quarter-dot note C. The accordion and violinsmake an upward sweep on nine 32nd notes C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C-D, played forteBars 1-2 = Key sign<strong>at</strong>ure of E minor (1 sharp). The melody line starts withquarter note E (e''' for the violins, e'' for the mandolin) to G 8th note, followed bydescending triplet F#-E-D# to (Bar 2) E quarter note to B 8th, then E quarter to C 8th.The guitars strum an minor 1st inversion chord (notes B/B/E) to B major 2nd inversion(notes F#/B/D#), etc.By Bar 33, the cue changes to the key sig of E major (4 sharps) as the music takeson a melody vari<strong>at</strong>ion, playing quasi-triplets in dyads. The feast dance ends as the sceneswitches to the interior church as F<strong>at</strong>her Ferreira speaks with a devout older ladyparishioner whose son is crippled. The music is now Schubert’s "Salve Regina" arrangedby Max, part vocal, lasting 1:30Reel 4 pt 4A [The Administr<strong>at</strong>or Arrives] Dr<strong>am</strong><strong>at</strong>ic in 2/4 meter. 27pp., <strong>10</strong>6bars, 4:15. Orchestr<strong>at</strong>ed by Sid Cutner and Leo Shuken. Scene: Arturos dos Santos, thehead-twitching Administr<strong>at</strong>or of the Province (played by Frank Silvera) arrives <strong>at</strong> theFeast by car with his aid and also the uniformed captain of police. The exciting RevoltTheme or police st<strong>at</strong>e motif is again played with gusto here, with gre<strong>at</strong>er effect than inthe opening shot of the movie since there is no crowd roar to drown out the music. Twotrumpets are in felts; tpt III in straight mute. Trombone III is the bass trombone. Alsoincluded is thebass saxophone and organ.As the car rolls into the scene, the bass clarinets, bassoons(octave apart), basstrombone, bass sax, organ, piano, VC and CB all play unison Bb half note tied to the nexttwo bars, "molto cresc." The timp rolls.Bar 4 = The Revolt motif is played by the oboes/clarinets/horns/violins/violas onC 8th note rinforzando( > ) followed by two C 16th notes in th<strong>at</strong> connected not<strong>at</strong>ionfigure, then 8th notes E to C. Horns/violins/viols play ffz Line 1 C rinforzando 8 th to C-C16ths three-note figure up to E back down to C 8ths to G double dotted 8 th to 32nd notesA to A#, then B 8th to Line 2 C rinforzando 8ths with the C 8 th tied to (Bar 6) dotted 8 thdown to Line 1 A-A# rinforzando 32 nd notes to B 8 th to Line 2 C 8 th tied to double-dotted8 th next bar, and so forth.Bar 6 = Repe<strong>at</strong>ed motif notes. Now the trombones are pronounced, playing Cmajor (C/E/G) rinforzando quarter note chord tied to 8th. The bassclarinet/Fags/tuba/timp/bass sax/piano/VC/CB play note B, the combined sound with thePos being the C major 7(C/E/G/B). Repe<strong>at</strong> next bar. Etc.Bars 27-40 = Coma sopra from Reel 1 pt 2. Bar 74 starts a coma sopra from Reel11 pt 1. Etc.Reel 5 pt A [To The Cova] Molto espr. in C meter. 16 bars, :34. Scene: Hugospirits Lucia away from the town square. She requests th<strong>at</strong> he take her to the cova on hisdonkey, which he does.52
cova.[Credo] Arranged by Max. :55. Scene: Waiting for the Lady to appear <strong>at</strong> theReel 5 pt 1 [Second Visit<strong>at</strong>ion] 17 pp., 82 bars. Scene: Lucia finally arrivesand the Lady appears again on top of the little tree. Cue ends when Hugo says, "We'llsave it [his far-flung dragon story] for some other time." Much of this music is similar tothe First Visit<strong>at</strong>ion music, though there is an interesting section in bars 29-32 when thesceneswitches to people in the crowd commenting th<strong>at</strong> they only heard wh<strong>at</strong> sounded like abuzzing bee.Bar 29 = Violins are bowed tremolo descending quarter notes G to F#, E to D.The violas play rapid 32nd notes. On the first quarter be<strong>at</strong>, they play eight descending32nd notes G-F#-F-E-Eb-D-C#-D. On the second be<strong>at</strong>, they play seven rising 32nd notesC#-D-D#-E-F-F#. These two figures are repe<strong>at</strong>ed next two be<strong>at</strong>s. The celli are bowedtrem on whole note A.Bar 30 = Violins are now fingered tremolo in half notes D# to E, then E# to F#.Celli are descending bowed trem, etc.Bar 31 = The English horn comes into play with descending quarter notes, joinedsoon by the bass clarinet. Etc.Reel 5 pt 2 [Hugo's Arrest]16pp., 64 bars. Scene: Hugo argues with people intown. When he hears th<strong>at</strong> there will be a multiple of people descending on F<strong>at</strong>ima, hegets a money-making idea th<strong>at</strong> he discusses with Antonio, Lucia's f<strong>at</strong>her. Then Hugo isarrested by a policeman, serving a warrant from the Administr<strong>at</strong>or.Reel 6 pt 1 [Restless Sleep] Quasi agit<strong>at</strong>o in Cut time. 13 pp., 49 bars. Scene:Lucia is tossing and turning in her sleep. She goes to her mother for comfort.Bar 1 = the strings (12 violins, etc) are now sordini (muted) bowed tremolo sfpon the G minor 2nd inversion whole note chord (D/G/Bb). The organ (on the vox humanaor string stop mode) plays whole notes G/Bb/D/G/Bb. The basses are pizzic<strong>at</strong>o, and thepiano plays quarter notes G on the 2nd and 4th be<strong>at</strong>s. The harp plays two eight-notefigures in 16th notes per bar (G-Bb-D-G-Bb back down to D, up to G and Bb). Thegong, after a quarter rest, plays a half note, then a quarter note, repe<strong>at</strong>ed next several bars.Bar 2 = Strings etc play Ab major 7th chord 2nd inversion (Eb/G/Ab/C).Bar 3 = C# minor 2nd inversion chord (G#/E/C#).Bar 4 = F# minor 2nd inversion (C#/F#/A).Bar 5 = D minor chord (D/F/A) tied thru Bar 7.Bar 6 = English horn and 4 horns (2 open, 2 sordini) play whole note B.Bar 7 = They rise to B (octave higher) quarter note double dotted, back down anoctave lower, etc., etc.Skipping to Bar 21, the solo violin plays, after an 8th rest, p "tenderly" rising 8thnotes D-Eb-E to F quarter note to 8th notes F#-G to (Bar 22) Bb whole note. After aquarter rest, the harp plays wavy gliss quarter note chord C# Dominant 9 th(C#/E#/G#/B/D#).Bars 23-24 = After an 8th rest, the solo violin plays the s<strong>am</strong>e p<strong>at</strong>tern as before,53
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