| Description |
| On-screen: |
Johnnie lies to Peggy about where he's going |
| Description: |
New, turbulent theme emerges here, beginning with Peggy accusing Johnnie of lying; tense and dramatic throughout |
| Music annotations: |
[m. 13] Very light, please, Hugo! (sort of "underlying excitement"!) Dialogue is very "Tranquillo" - but- they actohrs are emooting in [illegible]. Verstehen sie, Herr Friedhofer?? I am writing "INNUENDO-MUSIC!! Wunderbar!!! / p / trem; [m. 14] pizz; [m. 15] sfz; [m. 16] simile / pizz; [m. 18] pizz; [m. 21] rall |
| Film annotations: |
[m. 13] You're lying to me, Jack; [m. 19] In about 10 years; [m. 22] I'm going with you! / Yes! |
| Orchestration annotations: |
[m. 13] harp; [m. 14] harp / oboe fl + 2 violins; [m. 16] harp; [m. 18] harp |
| Analysis: |
The melody arpeggiates an unstable minor-major seventh before resolving chromatically to a iadd6 chord in ab minor; the music then moves to eb minor with augmented sixths and dissonant bass notes; the cue ends on the dominant in db minor |
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| Tags |
added-note chord | augmented sixth chord | climax | common-chord modulation | detective | dissonant bass | foreign key modulation | leading lady | leading man | lying | minor-major 7th chord | room | turbulent
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