| Description |
| Description: |
Fragments of the Flamingo Road theme are heard as Dan responds to Lane's revelation; the distortion of the theme here represents how Lane's dream has been torn apart by Titus's influence; Dan tells Lane "you thought if you married me, you'd be out of Titus's reach - you thought I had more power than he had and you'd be secure"; a few dramatic accents bring out the conflict in the scene |
| On-screen: |
Dan gets upset with Lane |
| Music annotations: |
[m. 25] f; [m. 28] f / almost tutti / sfz / p / accell; [m. 30] molto rit / f / a |
| Film annotations: |
[m. 25] You thought; [m. 28] Throws cigarette; [m. 30] No one |
| Orchestration annotations: |
[m. 25] W.W. soli; [m. 28] all violins + violas / trbs / horns felts / add piano; [m. 29] celli / 2 horns; [m. 30] pianos / trbs etc / celli / basses / timp etc / strgs / W.W. |
| Analysis: |
The melody is harmonized with a variety of chord types, including a quartal chord, ninth chords, and an augmented sixth chord moving towards D minor |
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| Tags |
9th chord | accusing | angry | augmented sixth chord | conflict | fragmentation | husband | leading lady | leading man | politician | quartal chord | room | self-borrowing | wife
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