Bill Wrobel's DVD - Film Score Rundowns

After a half rest in Bar 3, violas come in to play small octave A to G quarter notes.
VC/CB are muted and pluck pizz Great octave E 8 th (followed by an 8 th rest) to F 8 th
(followed by an 8 th rest) to Bb 8 th (followed by an 8 th rest) to A 8 th (followed by an 8 th
rest), and repeated next three bars at least. The harp plays the same but in the Contraoctave
register. After a half rest in Bar 1, the two clarinets sound p small octave A/Line 1
D 16ths to Bb/E dotted 8ths tied to quarter notes and tied to half notes next bar, and
repeat again. After a half rest in Bar 3, the flute plays as violins I on Line 1 A to G
quarter notes to (Bar 4) Line 2 C-Line 1 Bb-A-G quarter notes. Etc.
#3877 “The Grave Digger” Grotesque (not fast) in 2/4 time, 9 pages, 36 bars, 1:33.
Sid Cutner again. We have the tambourine here, staccato piano, pizzicato viola/celli. The
grotesque solo is clarinet I. [dvd 00:18:54]
#3878 “Andreas!” Modto ma con agitazione (agitated) in 4/4 time, 68 bars,
3:15.It ends on “And you will bring…” I believe there was a novachord here, timp on C,
etc. [dvd location: 00:22:09] The vampire (Armand Tesla) is resurrected after 23 years
now that the spike is out of him. Andreas, aka the Wolfman, hears “Andreas” called to
him by the vampire. Soon he reverts back to the Wolfman thanks to the Count’s
hypnotism.
#3879 “The Bombed Church” un poco agitato in 4/4 time, 11 pages, 43 bars,
1:55. Pencil score. Novachord again, and bassoon featured. DVD location: 00:25:20. This
abandoned church is the new daytime casket sleep site for the Master! He takes on the
identity of Dr. Hugo Bruckner.
#3880 “Mickey & John” Agitato in 4/4 time, 18 pages, 68 bar, 2:59. Mickey is
the very young and skinny Nina Foch.
#3881 “I Am Waiting for You” Calm but not too slowly in 4/4 time, 25
pages, 96 bars. Key signature of Bb maj/G min (2 flats). Solo flute, harp, muted strings.
Bar 93 = 4:20 timing. [DVD location: 00:33:02]
#3882 “Teeth Marks” Molto agitato in 4/4 time, 5 pages, 18 bars, :33. Dvd
location: 00:43:39…. Hmm. Maybe a cue is missing at that 43 minute point. Now that
I’m watching the dvd, I think it is location 00:47:15 when John is discovered unconscious
in his room with teeth marks on his neck.
#3883 “The Cross” Un poco largamente ma dramatico in 4/4 time, 15 pages,
58 bars, 2:42. Mady Jane Uncovers Cross. The Count is repelled and disappears in a flash
and in smoke! Lots of fast 16ths here. Dvd location:
The trombone sounds f and solemn small octave D to D rinforzando half notes to
(Bar 2) D-E-F-G rinforzando quarter notes to (Bar 3) A to G rinforzando half notes. Two
trumpets play the same but written one higher register. The bass clarinet plays small
octave B to Bb half notes to (Bar 2) A to Ab half notes to (Bar 3) G whole note. The timp
is trem rolled on small octave D whole note (repeated next bar) to (Bar 3) Great octave G
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