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24s : copi es * DooNessuaY is really a fun score to play!” tts styla ie certainly "pop," but it covers én Interesting range of atyles, pop and otherwl: shich both ontertain and challenge the musi~ plans au well as the Llatener. ‘otha Orchestra is @ Rock Rhythm section (Bass, Drums, Guitar, Synths and Plano) with a Jorn section’ (Sax, Trumpet and Trombone) and lo, but the doubles and the synthe affor: ry broad range of orchestral colors and real~ ly give the wcore the illusion of many more alayera. that are Rock, Latin, or sop Balada, the parts should be perceived as sontributing to the "feel" or pockat.. In many 8, we've gone back and transcribed parts ter our rhythn section developed an arrangt tent. The point is to use the ears ae much as she eyes and find grooves that work even if the darta are different from the written notes, In the nunbors that are theatcical or "or- thestral," emphasize the colory,that aze not thythn-aictlon-orfented to bring out the range MPorchusteation, The Synth and Reed parta, of sourse, are the most diverse, so listen for chem £0 maka wure that they add what you need. Soma syucitic notesr _ CELL = The Cellist fs a utility Percui Hioniist, lo cover specific sound effects while fot otherwiue occupied! These sounds are very mportant, au silly as they may seon, so make iuve that th Celliat gate confortable with che instrunnts, (Tf you have Ao Cellist, as- Hgn thes around the band, depending on who's ree! A uanjiling Syeth, ff available, might velp.) Honng - These are meant to be punchy on he one hand (ugually written in 3 parts w/sax) id orcheutral on the other. In the latter ‘tha Trumpot is meant to be sweet and rich French llern-Iike) along with the Flugelhorn. he Trombone whould also fill the Prench Horn, ole and 1 think it's pretty clear where that. ccurs; unually the Reed is a Flute or an Oboe’ f thoge contexts tive Pop. dund without blasting (1) ~ vocals can easily et lout ~ Init the Drummer has to be a Pop layer in ordur for the score to sound right. is parte arw mainly a trangcription, after the acts of the playing of the original prunmer, Ad should bo played freely and comfortably — Ob necuunarily accurately! ‘The foal ia the hing, and Fills and colors can be ad 1ib Le" = uxcept of course where figured with % GUITAR = The same is basically true. KEYHOAUD TT The Synth Drum Machine parte re skutched in the Keyboard II book, but I've Iso indicated where Druma should cover Lf yo aven't a Drum Machine, (See additional notes.) PIANO = The Piano parts in some cases are ultaole for rehearsing, but are too busy for laying with the full orchestra ~ don't be af- aid to lay hack and leave room if it seen ight. Conversely there are some rhythm sec- ion pawsugou where the Pianist muat add in gre when playing in rehearsal, cH “Ae (udthin the Tatts of Overall; the show should be very energet- sound problems) and colorful, and the ballads tender and sweeping! Vocats = A word about vocala: The show sya not originally cast with specific seein mind,” but as it now stands there are eee -Amportant Limits! srtirrests be.seoy 2s ar sS PESCER ane nee natn song Taras aggperaenez ome Ms atm ens ded ast aee oem S028 Bey eae semble harmony, so he needs an earl fonateeiE obs megteedes sm aert @ theatre voice. She also has need of a beset mele Sbinre tn another alto a rich m- neaed sesicasetecelciioe siesetsl that the cast get comfortable with the vocal. He BEB isstage Peete aSkis!” eheaciglty the nents weap ase da ness Hate eerans roe ot ‘TENPOS - I've included tempo indications but they are only that. ive to what is comfortabie and ap- propriate. Enjoy the music! NOTE - The Original Broadway cast albun ‘of DOONESBURY is available on MCA Records (HCA 129), and was recorded in Decenber, 1983. Tim eure it would be very helpful in gaining insight into the score. WP Lacmon Miafge Jeff Waxman fn ‘The Keyboard IT‘ player’ eu -keyboards and.at finding and inventing sound st programming a Drum Machine, and sequencer: Becai DooNESaURY 1a Largely (though not entirely) pop, he must be at homo in.e rhythm section,and will sometimes need’ to develop parta, given chorda and a "feel." . he must al: 30, be adept ou brosdvey, mYDOLIE 37° included’ «Yanda pnodels en'etarbata naan SearneigtGtonne AE. included » Lesser Buadee, guiovernetm + the post-Droadway tour we used.a Yamaha Ox7 and found it far superior to the Rhodes, because its Rhodes~sound is exceilent and it has dozens ve of other excellont sounds and is "midi!" I recommend a Dx? in combi- : Tepito tbemacuedestovgaumenentger fun os = QoLang oF tn Ouernete with : Tatbroueley 72's: (A Sampler tite e pizzas of on Suulaeon orane TRUSS SEnasMey gfezute lftartace wien ouner:brands of eaulmment ‘tha Druti Machina should ba a sophisticated one, capable of inter- face with a Soquoncor. A Drunulator, a Sequential Circuits or an GBerhoim ox or DMx aro good, “A-tinndeun-i¢ great, and a Einndcum 9000 iw stupondoun if hau a sophistTeated sequencer built in= Your cholca of foquuncer will depend on whether you are "midi" or oberhalm. “Tt nondu to have an ample memory, looping capacity and other vtandard foaturen. ficma changes of sounda in the show require the wequencur to chaigo wounds for you becausa of epeed - this would be very helpful, 1£ your suquencer will do it. | have indicated where we used a Drum Machine, and sketched the HMgure that we used, ‘Try to approximate the feel with the sounds your machine hap avallabia. I've also indicated where the Drummer should cover if there is no Drum Machine available to you. Note whore the Prum Machine is used as a loop (pattern) (t1)Gred- vation, (6A), (1 71Pinale, and (17AIBows) and where it is used as a full uoquence’ (aong) (f71Baby Hoom Uoogie Boy), At times the Drum Machine must be synchronized with the sequencer and other times not. Be sure to build the music appropriately. (7) As tho most complex figure and is in sync to trigger the slap or noise fon the aynth, (11 has the simpler Drum Machine pattern, but is locked to the sequencer for a very complex sequence (much of the number). 1 have also shown where Keyboard parts should be sequenced and suggested places whore they can be but con't have to be. Use your judgement fintting up, twening on and off the various pieces of equipment, and keoping them under control are probably the hardest part of playing the aluy for the Koyhourd IT player. A mistake can be really costly, , not to mention humiliating! A volume pedal for cach synth will really. be nevossary! pea ae Aa for playing the reat of the show, the synths are both Rhythm section drivers and Orchestral colors and can (should) really help to define the style and acope of the score. ‘The einglo wolrdest synth part is (91Bulldozer (which appears again in (11a) and £15A}). Wo Just happened upon a sound which when played at the bottom of the keyboard and modulated with Pitch Bend sounded exactly like a big diesel engine! It really works to set the mood of the scenos ~ look for one that works! . My experience teaches me that the best tool for building or picking woundn and pattorna Is your oar! Don't be misled by the names sounds 5 have heen qiven. look for sounds that work ~ then plhy the parts with 2) °%* that instrument's style in mind! nave fant © Wp baron Mayas” Jefe Waxman 7 JONESRURY MUSICAL CUES = RUNNING ORDER act t 1 Graduation aot 2 dust One Night 2n “Just one Night - Playofe 3° came To Tan 3A Came To Tan = Playoff 4 Guilty 4a * Guilty ~ Playoff 5X can Mave Tr All 5A Scan Changa to 2nd ‘Courtroom Scene 5N Scene Changa to 2nd White House Volce-over be Scene Change after 2nd White House Voice-over G Get _toyether tA "Scene Change & Radio Jingle OW Radio Jingle Ropris 7 Baby Boom Boogie Boy 7A Baby Boon = Playoft 4 Another Memorable Meal WA "Act Finale 1 ’ Act II Opening - Bulldozer 10 gust A House 10x Scone change to 3rd 1te House Volce-over 11 3rd White House Voice-over = Reagan Rap A Reagan Rap ~ Playoff ' u 12> complicated Man 1) Real Estal lin “Real Estate ~ Playofe la" Mother 15 Tes The Right Time To Be Rich 15a Bulldozer Crash 1b gust One Night = Repri 16\ Final Scene Change 17 pinale ~ Graduation Reprise 170 ows 176 Playout Music “Graduat ton" (Prologue) “Juae One Nighe’ “1 Cage Yo Tan" “outtey” i I Can Have Te ALL "Gee Together” “Baby Boom Boogie Boy” cia The Right Time To Be Rich" "autty And The Topsiders" Just One Night (Reprisa)” "Graduation (Reprise)" Copyrtuhe © 1984, 1986, by Muste Cocporation of America, Baers Seados Enterprises, Tne., and Garry Trudeau. “Just One Might (Playott)" 1 Cane To Tan (Playott)" i] ' Meuttey (Playote) fi 7 "Seene Change £0 2nd Courtroon Scena”? ' : ‘Scene Change to 2nd Waite House Voice-Over” igcene Change after 2nd White House Yoice-Over’ Scene Change & Radio Jtagle’ Radia Jingle (Repetae)™ i ‘goby Mose (PLayoeE)™ ‘Act T Finale’ ‘Ace 11 Opening (Bulldozer) te Jed Wnize louse Votce-over" Reagan Rap meagan Rap (PLayoft)" peal Estate (Playote)" Copyetane © . 1986, by fi Music Corporation of Anectea, Inc, Swados Encerpeises, tne., and Garey Trudeau, ALL Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured. PIANO - CONDUCTOR ~ fe . . “ DOONESBURY GRADUATION” 1441 $3) fewe To BEGIN : CONDUCTOR GETS GO FROM S.M. | @ (ROCK FEEL fase emit) TVAME wari 84a @ (enya ae) Daw wea snaxem) (tune) tae aso Aum MACHINE wi ea © Ga55 Frrok lO reotweh sear wo —_= (cre bigs vAmP? 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