Bill Wrobel's DVD - Film Score Rundowns

quarter note. After an 8 th rest in Bar 7, violas then play Line 1 Eb 8 th to “3” triplet value F
quarter note to Eb triplet value 8 th to F to Eb quarter notes. Pos and other instruments on
the bottom staff in Bar 7 show Great octave Ab/small octave Eb/F (I believe) and middle
Cb whole notes (but I may be in error here). Etc.
Skipping to Bar 22 (00:06:12 dvd), Charlie says “Peg” behind here after she
comes back from shopping. After a quarter rest, the oboe plays espr Line 3 Db quarter
note legato down to Line 2 Bb down to Gb 8ths down to Line 1 Bb quarter note up to
(Bar 23) F legato slur to Eb half notes. After a quarter rest in Bar 23, violins play
similarly on Line 2 Db quarter note down to Bb-Gb 8ths down to small octave Bb quarter
note up to (Bar 24 in 3/4 time) F 8 th (now with the clarinets) to Eb quarter note. Bar 24
has the tempo-marking of Subito agitato as she “starts to bedroom.” Back in Bar 22,
horns, bassoon and low strings play Great octave Cb/Gb/small octave Eb/Bb (Cb maj 7 th )
whole notes tied to whole notes next bar. Clarinets and violins in Bars 24-25 soon play
ascending legato 8 th notes to (Bar 26) Line 3 D/F whole notes rinforzando and tied to
(Bar 27 in C time) quarter notes as the scene shows “Slams Door.” They continue on
C/Eb to B/D to A/C legato quarter note dyads to (Bar 28) D/F to C/Eb 8ths to Line 1
B/Line 2 D half notes to A/C quarter notes. Etc. Woodwinds and I believe horns in Bar
26 sound sf Line 1 Eb/Gb/A rinforzando dotted half notes tied to whole notes next two
bars. I believe the harp is arpeggiando (vertical wavy line rolled chord) on small octave
Bb/Line 1 C/Eb/Gb/A dotted half notes.
The next cue, “Retrospective Charlie” (Reel 2/pt 3), was not used initially in
the few several bars (dialed out). I believe the music is dialed back in (heard) at 00:11:42
corresponding to Bar 7 right after “Get out of here.” Bar 1 shows VC/CB playing pp
Contra-octave and Great octave F whole notes (sounding that low since VC/CB cannot be
written in the Contra-octave register) tied thru at least Bar 8 (as far as I got). The timp
beats Great octave F-F 16ths (followed by an 8 th , quarter and half rest) to (Bar 2) F-F
16ths again (followed by an 8 th and two quarter rests) to F-F 16ths (followed by an 8 th
rest) to (Bars 3-4) a repeat of Bars 1-2. Then the timp in Bar 5 sounds Great octave Bb
down to F 16ths (followed by an 8 th and quarter rest) to Bb-F 16ths (followed by an 8 th
rest) to Bb-F 16ths once again (followed by an 8 th rest). In Bar 7 on the top staff we see
some instruments (not identified) playing Line 1 Eb/Gb/A whole notes, while other
instruments play Line 2 D-Cb-Eb-Cb 8ths to D half note tied to (Bar 8) quarter note to
Cb-Fb-Cb legato quarter notes. Etc.
The next cue, “Taxi” (Reel 2/5), is located on the dvd at 00:14:03, Commodo in
C time. The top staff shows what appears to be a gliss from small octave Ab quarter note
up to Line 2 Bb half note (followed by an 8 th and quarter rest). That half note is played I
believe by the flute or flutes tied to (Bar 2) 8 th note to same Bb down to G down to Eb
8ths up to A quarter note down to G tenuto 8 th to Eb tenuto 8 th tied to (Bar 3) whole note
tied to 8 th note next bar, etc. The second staff in Bar 1 shows unidentified instruments
playing “6” sextuplet legato 16 th note figures small octave Ab-Bb-Line 1 C-Eb-F-Bb
played 4X and repeated next two bars to (Bar 4) G-Bb-middle C-Eb-F-Bb 16ths figures.
The third staff shows bowed trem whole notes Line 1 Cb/Eb/F/Bb tied thru next two bars,
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