play quickly rising 8th notes to 16th notes in Bars 7-8 (harmony is G# minor 1stinversion or notes D#/G#/B) as the chase motif commences in Bar 9. Very rousingmusic, and too complic<strong>at</strong>ed and fast to analyze here in this ever-changing cue.[ADDED 2-<strong>14</strong>-<strong>10</strong>: However, to be completely specific of all the instruments inBars 1-2, violins I sound forte small octave B 8 th (followed by an 8 th rest) to B 8 th(crossbe<strong>am</strong> connected) to middle C 8 th (followed by an 8 th rest) to C 8 th (crossbe<strong>am</strong>connected) crescendo hairpin to (Bar 2) D 8 th (followed by an 8 th rest) to D 8 th to C-C-C8ths decrescendo hairpin. Violas play this rest p<strong>at</strong>tern on small octave F-F to G-G to(Bar 2) A-A to G-G-G 8ths. VC play it on small octave C-C to D-D to (Bar 2) E-E to D-D-D 8ths. CB play it on small octave F-F to G-G to (Bar 2) A-A to G-G-G 8ths.Clarinets I are col violins I, and clarinet II col violas. Fag I is col VC, and Fag II col CB(but in the Gre<strong>at</strong> octave register). Horns I-II play small octave F/B 8ths (followed by an8 th rest) to s<strong>am</strong>e F/B 8ths to G/middle C 8ths twice in th<strong>at</strong> p<strong>at</strong>tern to (Bar 2) A/D 8ths andback to G/C 8ths played 3X.]By Bar 131, Rune climbs up the cliff and sees Doc Frail. The music is "molto rit"in C meter. The piano and harp play whole note chord Eb minor (Eb/Gb/Bb), actualnotes Bb/Bb/Gb/Bb/Eb. Clarinets/bass clarinet/Fags play various whole notes. Theviolins and violas and celli play descending notes, winding down the once furious chasemusic. We find Bb quarter note down to descending 8th notes Ab-Gb, F-Eb-Db-Cb, thenthe s<strong>am</strong>e p<strong>at</strong>tern an octave lower.During a music pause, Rune says "I don't suppose you'd help me?" The bassoonsand violas play mf espr the Doc Frail motif, Eb quarter note up to Ab half note to Gquarter note to (Bar 139) Eb half note dotted. Then Eb quarter note to (Bar <strong>14</strong>0) quarternotes F-Ab-Ab-G to (Bar <strong>14</strong>1) Eb half note dotted. Then the english horn finishes thetheme, Db quarter note up to F half note dotted, etc. The harmony is Ab major in Bar138 (Ab/C/Eb), etc. The cue ends on E major (E/G#/B) by the violas/VC/CB.[The Bullet] R2/2. Andante misterioso in C time, 16 bars, 4 pp. Scene: DocFrail shows Rune the bullet he pulled from his shoulder (put there by Frenchy). NowRune is in effect his bondservant as payment for saving his life either from loss of blood(if he wasn't tre<strong>at</strong>ed) or by a hanging by the enraged miners.Steiner appears to employ suspended chords, starting with G# in Bars 1-2(G#/C#/D/A) and then B sus in Bars 3-4 (B/E/F/C). The english horn and harp sounds asyncop<strong>at</strong>ed and tenuto series of notes. So, after an 8th rest, you find three quarter notes inG# followed by one 8th note, repe<strong>at</strong>ed Bar 2. Then in Bar 3, after an 8th rest, threequarter notes and one 8th, etc. Then the hanging tree motif plays in Bars 6-8 performedby the english horn/clarinet/bassoons/horns.[ADDED 2-<strong>14</strong>-<strong>10</strong>: Specifically in Bar 1, after an 8 th rest, the english horn plays fsmall octave G# [written Line 1 D#] tenuto quarter note to G# tenuto quarter note to G#tenuto quarter note to G# tenuto 8 th (repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar) to (Bar 3), after an 8 th rest, B-B-Btenuto quarter notes to B 8 th (repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar). Fags play mp > Gre<strong>at</strong> octave D/Arinforzando-marked half notes to s<strong>am</strong>e D/A rinforzando half notes (repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar) to64
(Bar 3) F/small octave C half notes twice (repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar). Horns play sfp small octaveC#/G#/middle C# whole notes (repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar) to (Bar 3) E/B/Line 1 E whole notes(repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar). The harp is col the english horn. Violins I sound sfp Line 1 C#rinforzando whole note (repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar) to (Bar 3) E whole note sfp (repe<strong>at</strong>ed nextbar). Violins II play small octave G# whole notes to (Bars 3-4) B whole notes. Violas arecol violins I but in the small octave register. VC are col the bassoons. CB play mf >small octave D-D rinforzando half notes (repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar) to (Bar 3) F-F half notes(repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar). Etc. ][Doctor Up In Hill] R2/3. Broad in C time, 4 bars, 1 page. Scene: Rune ringsthe cowbell announcing th<strong>at</strong> Doc Frail has set up practice on the hill. Interesting shortcue, r<strong>at</strong>her ominous and ponderous. The bassclarinet/bassoons/trombones/tuba/timp/VC/CB sound a Bb sustained note. Specifically,for instance, VC/CB/Fags play forte Gre<strong>at</strong> octave Bb rinforzando dotted half note tied todotted 8 th note down to Gb rinforzando 16 th (repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar). After an 8th rest, theoboe/clarinets/muted horns/violins/violas play three rising quarter notes. The violins andviolas play each note with the forced down-bow in f (forte). The combined sound is Fdiminished (F/Ab/Cb) then G major (G/B/D) and B dim (B/D/F), repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar. Thebass clarinet etc end the bar with a Gb 16th note. [Added: Specifically, after a quarter restin Bar 1, violins I play forte Line 1 Cb to D to F quarter notes on the down-bow (repe<strong>at</strong>ednext bar) to (Bar 3), after a quarter rest, Db-E-G quarter notes on the down-bow to (endBar 4, Rit.), after a quarter rest, Ab to B quarter notes on the down-bow up to Line 2 Dquarter note held ferm<strong>at</strong>a. After a quarter rest in Bar 1, violins II play small octave Ab-B-Line 1 D quarter notes on the down-bow (repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar) to (Bar3) Bb-middle C-Equarter notes to (Bar 4)< after a quarter rest, F-Ab-B. After a quarter rest in Bar 1, violasplay small octave F-G-B quarter notes (repe<strong>at</strong>ed next bar) to (Bar 3), after a quarter rest,G-A-middle C to (Bar 4), after a quarter rest, D to E to G#. In Bar 3, VC/CB/Fags playsmall octave C half note tied to dotted 8 th down to Gre<strong>at</strong> octave Ab 16 th to (Bar 4) Gdotted half note leg<strong>at</strong>o to F quarter note held ferm<strong>at</strong>a.]In Bar 3 the bass clarinet etc play sustained C note in the p<strong>at</strong>tern given forVC/CB/Fags. The oboe/cls etc play G dim (G/Bb/Db), A minor (A/C/E), then C major(C/E/G).In Bar 4 the bass clarinet etc play G note. Oboe/cls etc play D dim (D/F/Ab), thennotes E/Ab/B, and then G# dim (G#/B/D).[Poor Little Girl] R2/3A. Moder<strong>at</strong>o in C time, 35 bars, 8 pp. Scene: Doc Frailtre<strong>at</strong>s a malnourished little girl. He loans a cow to her dad to "f<strong>at</strong>ten her up." Delightful,sweet, symp<strong>at</strong>hetic music. Pure Steiner! The Doc Frail theme is elev<strong>at</strong>ed here to almost asublime level to convey the noble, healing side of the mysterious Doctor.2 flutes/oboe/cls/violins start on the G quarter note in the grace bar. Then the Cmajor chord is played by the instruments. After a quarter rest, the horns/harp/VC/CBplay a response figure of quarter to half note C major chords. Then the flutes etc play Eminor quarter note chord (E/G/B) down to (Bar 2) the G Dominant 7th chord (G/B/D/F).[ADDED: Specifically, violins I in the grace bar play mf Line 2 G quarter note to(Bar 1) E/Line 3 C dotted half notes to E/B quarter notes to (Bar 2) Line 1 B/Line 2 G65
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