Bill Wrobel's DVD - Film Score Rundowns

Bar 14 strings I believe play a series of “3” triplet value 8 th note figures Line 1 E-D up to
Line 2 Gb to next figure of Line 2 F down to D to C 8ths to Cb up to A to F to next figure
of Line 1 Ab-G-Gb. Other instruments play this on small octave E to D up to Bb 8ths,
and so forth.
“Love By The Sea” Reel 6-A. Dvd location 00:46:58.
In Bar 1 in the middle staff, violins in legato fashion play in 12/8 time Line 1 D
up to G down to E 8ths (crossbeam connected) up to B down to G up to Line 2 E 8ths to
D dotted half note (repeated next bar) to (Bar 3) Line 1 E up to Line 2 C down to A 8ths
up to Line 2 E down to C up to F# 8ths to E dotted half note. Down to (Bar 4) the same
two triplet 8 th figures as just given in Bar 3 to Line 2 E quarter note down to C 8 th down
to Line 1 A quarter note down to E 8 th to (Bar 5 in C time) middle C/F# whole notes to
(Bar 6), after a quarter rest, D/G/B dotted half notes. The celli on the bottom staff in Bar
1 play Great octave G quarter note up to small octave D 8 th up to B quarter note down to
D 8 th to a repeat of these four notes in the second half of this bar (repeated next bar) to
(Bar 3) Great octave G quarter note up to small octave E 8 th up to middle C quarter note
down to E 8 th (repeat same bar and next bar) to (Bar 5 in C time) small octave D whole
note to (Bar 6) Great octave G up to small octave D to E up to middle C 8ths down to B
half note. After a dotted half rest and quarter rest in Bar 1, the horns and maybe flutes and
clarinets (probably not but I’m not sure with this dumb reduced score!) play Line 1 D 8 th
to E dotted quarter note tied to (Bar 2) dotted half note and tied to quarter note down to D
8 th tied to dotted quarter note. After a quarter rest in Bar 3, they (maybe now adding
clarinets and flute) play E 8 th up to A dotted quarter note to same A quarter note to B 8 th
to Line 2 C quarter note to D 8 th to (Bar 4) E dotted half note down to C dotted half note
to (Bar 5 in C time) Line 1 A whole note rit. After a quarter rest in Bar 5, the solo violins
plays (dvd 00:47:11) Line 2 D quarter note up to Line 3 D to C# quarter notes up to (Bar
6) E quarter note to D quarter note tied to 16 th note up to G to F# to E 16ths legato to D
down to Line 2 G to A to A# 16ths to (Bar 7) Line 2 B half note tied to 16 th note up to
Line 3 E-D-C 16ths to Line 2 B-G-A-A# 16ths, and so forth. [end session Saturday,
March 12, 2011 at 10:16 pm]
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-20 Million Miles To Earth (1957) *** 1/2
http://www.amazon.com/Million-Miles-Earth-50th-
Anniversary/dp/B000QGEB1W/ref=sr_1_1?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1292888025&sr=1-1
Just as in It Came From Beneath the Sea, I have the same Legend Films
colorization of Harryhausen’s 20 Million Miles To Earth (reviewed just earlier). It is
definitely an excellent conversion, and I would of course recommend the two-dvd set to
anyone. The Ymir creature is colorized an Irish green, so I suppose I should be watching
the movie this coming Thursday on St. Patrick’s Day instead of tonight (Sunday, March
13, 2011)! The movie said that the creature came from Venus but I wonder, since it is
colorized green, if it was actually from Vulcan!
Seriously, though, while I enjoy the colorization of the movie, I still do not feel
quite satisfied with the creature being quite so green. It’s too blatantly green, in my
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