| re: Let's look at the original score |
| Last Edit: Chromolume 06:47 pm EST 12/29/24 |
| Posted by: Chromolume 06:31 pm EST 12/29/24 |
| In reply to: re: Let's look at the original score - aleck 06:00 pm EST 12/29/24 |
|
No, that is not the same at all. "Rose's Turn" is followed by an ample dialogue scene, then completely separate curtain music to end the show. There's no continuation musically the way there unmistakably is in the Oklahoma example. You really haven't read what I wrote, or don't care to deal with it. Fine. Let's just end this here and not argue. Thanks.
Oh - and no, I'm not talking about orchestration, I'm talking about what's in the piano vocal score, with or without Bennett's instrumentation - the standard Oklahoma score that's been performed since 1943. The version everyone's supposed to do when given the rights to the show. Not the new arrangements/music used for the most recent revival. Thanks. |
|
reply
|
|
| Previous: |
re: Let's look at the original score - aleck 06:00 pm EST 12/29/24 |
| Next: |
re: In terms of dramatic structure - owk 11:19 am EST 12/29/24 |
| Thread: |
|
