The Red Shoes
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- Why not?
- You didn't blue-pencil it.

:48:03
Horrors like that
speak for themselves.

:48:06
In fact, I had some ideas about that.
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Where are they, dear fellow?
We need a score!

:48:11
If you'll allow me.
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Well, it's the church scene.
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Get rid of this sentimental hymn
and take a four-square chorale.

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Something like this.
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Then I thought all the way through,
a church bell coming in.

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All this on the strings.
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Then as the priest appears,
the brass.

:49:02
Shall I play you
The Dance of the Red Shoes?

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Thank you, Mr Craster. Thank you.
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I want you to change everything.
I want a new score.

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There you are, Mr Lermontov.
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And where's the orchestration?
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- When do you want it?
- Yesterday.

:49:30
You wanted to work. Go home and work.
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I don't want to see you
till it's done.

:49:35
You won't!

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