| Description |
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| Description: |
Steiner borrows this theme from The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (1938), where it is used for the character Jo; this theme is also very similar to the "Sue" theme from Crime School |
| Music annotations: |
[m. 8] Gershwinesque! (love theme) / (lots of melody - bitte!) / f / Timp roll C-Db (verstehst); [m. 10] sffz / cresc; [m. 11] rall; [m. 12] accel. / glissandos; [m. 13] slow / arpeggios; [m. 14] maestoso / fff / (very strong); [m. 15] Into fight-noise |
| Orchestration annotations: |
[m. 8] T.C. with stick / celli / horns; [m. 9] horns, celli; [m. 10] gong; [m. 11] timp / timp; [m. 13] saxes / str / harps; [m. 14] brass / W.W. / timp solo |
| Analysis: |
This cue is full of "jazzy" Gershwinesque chords, including 9ths, 11ths, 13ths, and tritone substitutions; from C major it moves by a chromatic mediant to Eb major, then ends with an unstable half-diminished chord |
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9th chord | 11th chord | 13th chord | bold | cast list | chromatic mediant | foreign key modulation | heroic | main title | opening title sequence | tritone substitution
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