| Description |
| On-screen: |
A man locks the gate of the asylum |
| Description: |
A comical theme played by the bass clarinet for an old man (a porter) who works at the asylum; Steiner's music paints him as a silly, eccentric character (probably because he sings nursery rhymes and walks in a funny way) |
| Music annotations: |
[m. 1] Hal take ticks out at cue #43 bring them in again at cue 47 / mf; [m. 3] pizz / grotesque / p / pizz / pizz; [m. 7] Murray: orchestrate this any way you want - little marimba etc perhaps - I don't know myself - how about harpsichord here and there; [m. 11] 2 inside; [m. 13] 4/8 bolt; [m. 14] faster; [m. 16] sfz; [m. 19] slower |
| Film annotations: |
[m. 1] Locks gates; [m. 3] Walks; [m. 13] Door closed; [m. 14] Walks; [m. 18] Stops |
| Orchestration annotations: |
[m. 3] B. clt; [m. 9] b'ssn / triangle / harpsichord; [m. 10] B. clt; [m. 11] triangle / contra bassoon; [m. 16] harps; [m. 18] B. clt |
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| Tags |
asylum | comedy | comical | key | shuffling | street | walking | worker | working
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