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On-screen: |
Philip arrives at Florence's home |
Description: |
The Russian Waltz theme from Most Dangerous Game is used as source music here, being played on the piano at Florence's home (Philip sees a woman playing the piano as he peeks in the window); it begins with an arpeggiated piano introduction; then, both the A and B sections of the original waltz are played; the music stops without continuing back to the A section |
Analysis: |
After moving from A minor to C major, this cue moves through some chromatic sequences that ultimately lead to the B section in F major; the final cadence in F is undercut by a flat 7 and a extra chord that seems to want to return to C major |
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Tags |
9th chord | arriving | calm | chromatic sequence | common-tone diminished 7th | establish setting | fugitive | leading man | mansion | mode mixture | on-screen music | piano | playing | pleasant | source music | waltz | wandering
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