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9followed by an 8 th rest) to same F 8 th (followed by an 8 th rest) and repeat next several<br />

bars. The timp plays a similar rhythm, as also the Tom Toms, large xylophone, harp,<br />

pianos. After a dotted 8 th rest, the bells sound Line 1 F/Line 2 C/F 16ths (followed by<br />

rests). After an 8thb rest, violins I play Line 3 C/F 8ths (followed by a dotted 8 th rest) to<br />

Line 2 F/Line 3 C staccato 16ths (followed by an 8 th rest) down to Line 1 C/F rinforzando<br />

8ths (followed by an 8 th rest) to same 8ths. Repeat next bars. Violins II play this initially<br />

an octave lower register and then col violins I with the Line 1 C/F rinforzando 8ths. After<br />

an 8 th rest, violas play Line 1 F/Line 2 C 8ths (followed by a dotted 8 th rest) to middle<br />

C/F 16ths (followed by an 8 th rest) down to small octave F/middle C rinforzando 8ths in<br />

the rest pattern already given. VC play Great octave F/small octave C 8ths up to small<br />

octave F/middle C staccato 16ths down to Great octave F/small octave C 8ths in the same<br />

rest pattern. Divisi CB play Great octave F/small octave C 8ths (followed by an 8 th and<br />

quarter rest) up to F/middle C staccato 8ths (followed by an 8 th rest) to same F/C staccato<br />

8ths.<br />

-Reel 1/ Pt 2 [Round Up] Cue # 24725. Dramatic, action cue as people, hiding<br />

out as desirables, are rounded up for being undesirables!<br />

Skipping to Bar 8 (dvd around 00:02:56), flute, piccolo, violins and violas in C<br />

time play a series of “6” sextuplet 16 th note figures. They play Line 3 (Line 2 for violins<br />

II and violas) D-Eb-D-C#-D-C# (connected as a figure by two crossbeams) to I believe<br />

now C-Db-C-B-C-B to Bb-Cb-Bb-A-Bb-A 16ths to G#-A-G#-Fx-G-Fx 16ths to (Bar 9)<br />

F#-G-F#-F-Gb-F to E-F-E-D#-E-D# to D-Eb-D-C#-D-C# to C-Db-C-B-C-B. In bar 10<br />

violins I then play Line 1 Bb-Line 2 C-Line 1 Bb-A-Bb-A 16ths to G-A-G-F-G-F 16ths<br />

to E 8 th (followed by an 8 th and quarter rest). Violins II in Bar 10 (dvd 00:02:58) play<br />

small octave Bb 8 th followed by rests. But VC join in on the pattern in Bar 10 on the<br />

same notes as the violins but an octave lower register. Violas keep playing as the first<br />

violins. CB in Bar 8 play Great octave G# whole note (repeated next bar) to (Bar 10) G<br />

half note tied to 8 th note. The piano is col 1 st & 2 nd violins. The timp is rolled ff < on<br />

Great octave A whole note to (Bar 9) G# whole note to (Bar 10) G half note roll tied to<br />

8 th note. After a half note in Bar 10, the gong sounds a half note. The tuba plays as the<br />

timp. Pos play ff < small octave D/F/A rinforzando whole notes to (Bar 9) D/F#/B<br />

rinforzando whole notes to (Bar 10) D/E/Bb half notes tied to 8ths. Trumpets are silent<br />

here. Horns play small octave D/F/A/Line 1 D [written small octave A/middle C/E/A]<br />

rinforzando whole notes to (Bar 9) D/F#/B/D (B min) whole notes to (Bar 10)<br />

D/E/Bb/Line 1 D half notes to double-dotted quarter notes to two 32 nd notes. Bassoons in<br />

Bar 10 are col the celli. The bass clarinet plays small octave A [written B] rinforzando<br />

whole note to (Bar 9) G# [written A#] whole note to (Bar 10) G half note tied to 8 th note.<br />

The clarinets and oboes do not play in this sequence.<br />

-Reel 1/pt 4 [Rick’s Place] The opening several bars are the instrumental<br />

introduction to the “It Had To Be You” visual Vocal sequence. It was arranged by F.<br />

Perkins. Dvd location: 00:06:29. Instrumentation: alto and tenor saxes, guitar, trumpet,<br />

trombone, timp, piano, accordion, bass. Key signature of F maj/B min (one flat). With the<br />

one flat this of course makes the trumpet key signature just one sharp instead of the<br />

normal two. The alto sax has two sharps, while the tenor sax has one sharp.<br />

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