The Sounds of The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail By Brad & Jack

Act I – p25-29 When Henry and John flirt with Ellen. This scene is continually upbeat, as is the music. The music occasionally pauses and comes down in volume. This corresponds to the times where Henry scolds Ellen for taking notes. Pick up the Pieces by The Average White Band

This scene is continually upbeat, as is the music.

The music occasionally pauses and comes down in volume. This corresponds to the times where Henry scolds Ellen for taking notes.

Act I – p62-67 Sam comes to take Henry to jail, until Henry says to Waldo, “What are you doing out of jail?” Starts off with tension in the air, as Sam doesn’t really want Henry to stay in jail. Sam realizes that Henry is going to stay, and that he should accept that. Lydian tells Waldo, and those two are again in tension about what to do, etc. The song ends abruptly, expressing Henry’s statement to Waldo about not being in jail. Untitled by Jack Carrozzo

Starts off with tension in the air, as Sam doesn’t really want Henry to stay in jail.

Sam realizes that Henry is going to stay, and that he should accept that.

Lydian tells Waldo, and those two are again in tension about what to do, etc.

The song ends abruptly, expressing Henry’s statement to Waldo about not being in jail.

Act II – p72-74 When Edward says “Where are we going?”. Ends after Edward spills the berries. Starts off smooth and peaceful as the sunny meadow appears. Continues peacefully as they collect huckleberries. Pace quickens as Edward spills his huckleberries. Il Tramonto by Ennio Morricone

Starts off smooth and peaceful as the sunny meadow appears.

Continues peacefully as they collect huckleberries.

Pace quickens as Edward spills his huckleberries.

Act II – p92-97 Begins when Henry tries to ring the bell, but it doesn’t make a sound, until the end of the war scene. Drums correspond with those in the stage notes. The song has a dark, gloomy sort of tone. Tension grows continually from the beginning of the scene. Song ends as Henry wakes up. A Silhouette of Doom by Ennio Morricone

Drums correspond with those in the stage notes.

The song has a dark, gloomy sort of tone.

Tension grows continually from the beginning of the scene.

Song ends as Henry wakes up.

Thank You Untitled by Jack Il Tramonto by Ennio Morricone (from the Kill Bill, Vol. 2 Soundtrack) Pick Up The Pieces by Average White Band A Silhouette of Doom by Ennio Morricone (from the Kill Bill, Vol. 2 Soundtrack)

Untitled by Jack

Il Tramonto by Ennio Morricone (from the Kill Bill, Vol. 2 Soundtrack)

Pick Up The Pieces by Average White Band

A Silhouette of Doom by Ennio Morricone (from the Kill Bill, Vol. 2 Soundtrack)