Hemiplegia For Singer, Two Narrators and Ensemble - I. The Sisters

Hemiplegia
I. The Sisters
Ian Mikyska
Adagio q = 40
& 44
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Narrator II
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Clarinet in B b
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J
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b j

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Voice
Narrator I
Acoustic Guitar
Double Bass
Drum Set
Violin I
Violin II
Viola
Cello
Yscrape
4
4
p
& 44
f
Yscratch note
bow
scratch note
& 44
B 44
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Ian Mikyska, 2012
scratch note
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2
Vo.
Narr. I
Narr. II
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bow
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p
B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
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D. S.
2
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Vln. I
Vln. II
Hemiplegia
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2
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mallets
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p
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Vla.
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Vc.
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j
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molto vibrato
f
flutuato
tone
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pizz.
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Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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B b Cl.
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D. S.
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Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
sub.
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D.B.
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Ac.Gtr.
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mallets
Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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B b Cl.
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with pick
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Ac.Gtr.
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D.B.
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D. S.
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Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
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Hemiplegia
Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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p
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B b Cl.
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Ac.Gtr.
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D. S.
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D.B.
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sub.
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Vln. II
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2
4
4
4
Vla.
2
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2
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Vc.
Hemiplegia
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wflat pick tremolo 3

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sub.
p
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Vo.
Narr. I
Narr. II
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B b Cl.
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Ac.Gtr.
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D.B.
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D. S.
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Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
bw
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B 44
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sub.
sub.
b
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sub.
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sub.
sub.

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Hemiplegia
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Vo.
Narr. I
Narr. II
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B b Cl.
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D. S.
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
P3
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B 44
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Vln. I
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D.B.
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Ac.Gtr.
#
R
3
#
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3
x x x x x x x x
3
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p
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Hemiplegia
Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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42
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B b Cl.
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Ac.Gtr.
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D.B.
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D. S.
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
P sub.
p
x x xxx x x x xx
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P5
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R
5
p
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Vln. I
(F)
xxx x xxx x xxx x xxx x x x xx

5
sub.
b ww
F
w
F p
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p
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#

p
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sub.
x x xxx x x x x x 2
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R
5
P
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p
b
p 5

5
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b
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p5

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4
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sub.
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Hemiplegia
Narr. I
Narr. II
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F
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Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
f
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F
x x
2
4
F
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
x x
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B 42
2
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#
R
F
f5
x x
5
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Vln. I
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D. S.
x=e
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B b Cl.
q = 100
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Vo.
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5
54 x x x x x x x x x x
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f
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b
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Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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B b Cl.
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Ac.Gtr.
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D.B.
# b n b # #
f
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p
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D. S.
Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
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bw
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Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
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Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
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f
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b >
b b
b
n
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Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
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D.B.
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3

3
sub.
p
f
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bw

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3
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Vln. II
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Vla.
Vc.
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Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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sub.
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w
bw
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B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
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D.B.
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D. S.
bw
x
F
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Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
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b
f
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B w
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bw
x
3
b
f
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Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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B b Cl.
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F
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Ac.Gtr.
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D.B.
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D. S.
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Vln. I
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Vln. II
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Vla.
B w
w
Vc.
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b
p
b
>
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b

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Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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B b Cl.
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Ac.Gtr.
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# #
P
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D. S.
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Vln. I
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D.B.
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Vln. II
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Vla.
Vc.
Hemiplegia
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q= e
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
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Vln. I
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Vln. II
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Vla.
Vc.
molto espressivo e vibrato
Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
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Vln. I
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j 3 . .
b J R
R 3
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Vln. II
> > 3 3 3 3 3
&
> > > > >

3
3
P
senza vibrato
Vla.
Vc.
B w
w
P
?
3 3 3 3 3

3
3
43
w
w
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senza vibrato
w
P
3
4
Hemiplegia
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b
3
&4
b n b # # b n #
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Vo.
Narr. I
Narr. II
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B b Cl.
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Ac.Gtr.
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D.B.
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D. S.
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Vln. I
Vln. II
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3
3
b # n #
b
Vla.
B 43 .
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w
w
Vc.
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b

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Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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B b Cl.
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F
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F
D.B.
#
3
3
3
3

#

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simile
pizz.
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F
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Ac.Gtr.
#
# n # # # # a
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D. S.
x

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x x x x x x x x x
J J J
3
x x

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x x x x x x x x x x
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Vln. I
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Vln. II
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Vla.
Vc.
Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
Vln. II
Vc.
first
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nine - teen eigh - ty
The
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5
4
5
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senza vibrato
bw
senza vibrato
B # ww
vibrato
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five
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senza vibrato
Vla.
Ju - ly
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Vln. I
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D. S.
&
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D.B.
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Hemiplegia
& 45
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Vo.
Narr. I
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42
& 45
re - ve - rend James Flynn
for - mer - ly - of Saint Cathe - rine's church Meath Street
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aged six - ty five years
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2
4
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& 45
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2
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& 45
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& 45
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Vla.
B 45
2
4
4
4
Vc.
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2
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Narr. II
& 45
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B b Cl.
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Ac.Gtr.
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D.B.
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D. S.
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Vln. I
Vln. II
Hemiplegia
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& 44
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Vo.
Narr. I
Narr. II
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& 44
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Vln. II
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B 44
Vla.
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& 44
& 44
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Vln. I
Rest in peace
sul pont.
Vc.
Reh - kwee - scat in pass
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D. S.
Reh - kwee - eh scat in pah - seh
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D.B.
44 . # J b
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Ac.Gtr.

45
& 44
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B b Cl.
q = 40
?4
4
5
4
4 w
4
5
4
Hemiplegia
& 45 b
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Vo.
Reh
Narr. I
Narr. II
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
44
cheh
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& 45
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46 w
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& 45
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B 45
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Vln. I
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D. S.
pah
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D.B.
in
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Ac.Gtr.
kwee scat
& 45
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B b Cl.
23
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4
6 w
4
44
44
arco
44
mallets
44 x x x x x x x x
p
b
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arco
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Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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Narr. II
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B b Cl.
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Ac.Gtr.
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D.B.
>
b.
J 43
f
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D. S.
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
x x x
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b
p
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x x
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Vln. I
b .
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B #
F
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j
n b
P
3
b ..
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b #
f
3
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p
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let resonate
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3
4
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b.
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3
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4 w
Hemiplegia
25
q = 90
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Vo.
Narr. I
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44
Is
he
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dead?
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J
f
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# J
f
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4
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Fa - ther Flynn
Narr. II
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B b Cl.
&
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Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
&
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
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Vln. I
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B ww
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w
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4
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#
J
f
slap
pizz.
pizz.
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4
4
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b
Hemiplegia
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& 44
45
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Vo.
Narr. I
Narr. II
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Mi - ster Co - tter here has just told
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
they
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45
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B 44
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4
5
4
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Vln. I
he were great friends
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D. S.
The young - ster and
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D.B.
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Ac.Gtr.
& 44
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B b Cl.
us
Hemiplegia
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Vo.
44
P
b
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b
#w
God have mer - cy on his
Narr. I
Narr. II
& 45
& 45
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soul
say the old chap had a great wish for him
& 45
79
B b Cl.
& 45
79
Ac.Gtr.
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79
D.B.
45
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
& 45
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B 45
44
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4
44 b b
p
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& 45
pizz.
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Vln. I
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D. S.
44
b b
pizz.
4 b b
4
P
b b
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Hemiplegia
28
Vo.
&
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Narr. I
&
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Narr. II
&
3
I woul - dn't want chil - dren of mine
B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
to have too much to say to a man like that
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spit on the floor
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p
P
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(pizz.)
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b
(pizz.)
Hemiplegia
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Vo.
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Narr. I
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What I meanis it's bad for chil-dren be-cause their
Narr. II
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B b Cl.
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p
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Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
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p
arco
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D. S.
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Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
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minds are so im - press - iona - ble
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arco #
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arco
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Hemiplegia
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Vo.
Narr. I
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3
B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
&
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p
w
P
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D. S.
Vln. II
&
F
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Vln. I
b
B J
F
arco
Vla.
Vc.
you know it has an eff - ect
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D.B.
chil-dren see thingslike that
Narr. II
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P
3
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3
P3

3
3
f3
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b
F
bb
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n # #
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3
sub.
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3
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b
F
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f
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b # # #
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Hemiplegia
3
3
j j
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Vo.
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b b #
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3
Fa - ther O - Rourke was with him a Tues - day
A - noin - ted pre - pared him and all
Narr. I
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Narr. II
&
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B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
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D.B.
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D. S.
x
F
&w
sub.
F
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Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
&w
sub.
F
w
B
F
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sub.
Vc.
sub.
x x
J
x x
J
x x
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# b b n
# b
b b
#
b
F
x x x x x x x x XX
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w
P
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b
F
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b
f
f
Hemiplegia
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Vo.
Narr. I
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J
Narr. II
&
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J
3
He knew then
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He was too scru - pu - lous
al - ways The du - ties -of the priest- hood was too
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He was quite re - signed
B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
95
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D.B.
pizz.
#
P
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D. S.
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Vln. II
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Vc.
B w
P
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pizz.
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P
P
w
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w
p
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bow
Vln. I
Vla.
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3
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Vo.
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He
Narr. I
& 43
Hemiplegia
b b #
was
dis - a - ppoin - ted
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p
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man
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much for him
Narr. II
& 43
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4
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98
B b Cl.
98
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98
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98
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98
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Vc.
bow
bow
44
bow
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44 # w
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44
4
4
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Hemiplegia
34
101
Vo.
Narr. I
&
&
It was that cha-lice he broke
Narr. II
&
B b Cl.
&
P
&
?
101
D.B.
101
D. S.
101
Vln. I
&
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# n
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That af -fec-ted his mind
101
Ac.Gtr.
You could see that

101
That was the be-gin-ning of it
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sticks
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Vo.
&
Ti - re - some
old
Hemiplegia
35
b b
red - nosed im-becile

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Narr. I
&
Narr. II
&
# #
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104
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36
107
Vo.
Narr. I
&
&
too
let him learn
That's my
Narr. II
&
& b
ww
to
box
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107
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
Vln. I
Vln. II
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107
107
107
&
107
B b Cl.
prin - ci - ple
vibrato lento
&
his
cor - ner
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109
Vo.
&
Narr. I
&
37

Ah well he's gone to a bet - ter world
Narr. II
&
Let a young lad run a - bout
B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
and not be
109
&
&
?
109
D. S.
own age
109
109
D.B.
and play with young lads his
arco
senza vibrato
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Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
&
senza vibrato
&w
B
senza vibrato
109
arco
senza vibrato
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38
111
Vo.
&
f
q = 80
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J
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shoul - dered a kind of
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&
Narr. II
&
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&
116
Vo.
man - hood
b ~~
b > >
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lif the cof - fins
39
of dead re
b >
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b
la - tions
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&
Narr. II
&
116
116
B b Cl.
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bw
116
D.B.
116
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&
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p
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122
Vo.
&
out
in
>
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Hemiplegia
tain - ted rooms
Their - eye - lids gliste - ning their
Narr. I
&
Narr. II
&
122
B b Cl.
&
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Ac.Gtr.
&
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122
D.B.
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122
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Narr. I
Narr. II
&
Hemiplegia
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dough
white
&
hands
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126
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41
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Hemiplegia
42
130
Vo.
Narr. I
&
&
no - ticed there was some - thing queer co-ming
Mind
Narr. II
B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
&
you
o - ver him late - ly
130
130
&
130
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&
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&
Vln. II
&
Vla.
Vc.
Hemiplegia
132
43
Vo.
&
Narr. I
&
Narr. II
&
J
3
132
Ac.Gtr.
&
132
&
132
D.B.
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132
Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
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&
# #
p
fal - len to the
scraping
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there I'd find him with his bre - vi - a - ry
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him
132
When - e - ver I'd bring in his soup to
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sub.
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Hemiplegia
44
134
Vo.
Narr. I
Narr. II
&
&
&
Ly - ing back in the chair
and his mouth
o - pen
.
R
floor
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134
B b Cl.
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&
knu - ckles
&
134
had un - wrin - kled
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y.
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Hemiplegia
136
Vo.
45
&
# #a
Yes he was a di-sap- poin-ted
Narr. I
Narr. II
&
&
nails were dar - kened the wrists o - be - di - ent - ly sloped

136
B b Cl.
&
136
Ac.Gtr.
&
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f
sub.
136
D.B.
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46
139
Vo.
& b
man
Narr. I
Narr. II

you could see
&
&
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&
139
D.B.
The
dulse
brown
shroud
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139
that
139
B b Cl.

the quil - ted
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Vln. II
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141
Vo.
&
47
b
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He
Narr. I
&
had stu - died
cribs
Narr. II
I knelt cor - teous - ly
&
&
P
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f
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j
y
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141
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141
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all
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ad - mi - r - ing it
Hemiplegia
48
N b # b
&
144
Vo.
Rome
he had taught me
at
the
I - rish col - lege in
to pro - nounce La - tin pro - per - ly
Narr. I
&
Narr. II
&
&
144
B b Cl.
144
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
&
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f
f
144
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144
Vln. I
&
Vln. II
&
Vla.
Vc.
Hemiplegia
147
Vo.
&
49
Rehkwee
scat
Narr. I
&
in
43
44
page
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44
43
44
43
44
43
44
Wa-sn't that good of him
Narr. II
&
147
B b Cl.
& w
147
Ac.Gtr.
&
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43
p
147
D.B.
D. S.
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F
P
147
x
147
Vln. I
Vln. II
&
Vc.
y yy yy yy yy yy
y
3
y
F
y y
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sul pont.
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44
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y y y
y y y y y.
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50
& 44
& 44
151
Vo.
Narr. I
.
J
Narr. II
As wax mel - ted down
& 44
& 44
& 44
151
B b Cl.
151
Ac.Gtr.
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151
D.B.
D. S.
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
Yscrape
& 44
& 44
B 44
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151
Vln. I
scrape
Y
4
4
F
151
and veined the can -
Hemiplegia
154
Vo.
Narr. I
&
51
& . . .
R
dles the flames ho - ve - ring to the wo - men ho - ve - ring
Narr. II
&
Be - hind me
.
R
And
B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
al - ways in a cor - ner the cof -fin lid
154
154
&
154
154
154
&
Vln. I
&
Vln. II
&
Vla.
Vc.
Hemiplegia
52
157
Vo.
&
Narr. I
&
Dear
Narr. II
&

R
3
soap - stone masks
its nail - heads dressed with lit - tle glea - ming crosses
-
B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
157
157
&
157
157
157
&
Vln. I
&
Vln. II
&
Vla.
Vc.
kis - sing their
Hemiplegia
159
Vo.
Narr. I
&
&
53
ig - loo brows had to suf - fice
Narr. II
&
.
R
Be - fore the nails were sunk
B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
and the black
gla - cier of each fu - ne - ral
159
159
&
159
159
159
&
Vln. I
&
Vln. II
&
Vla.
Vc.
Hemiplegia
54
161
Vo.
Narr. I
&
&
74
44
74
3
Now
as
news
comes
44
It was that cha - lice he broke!
Narr. II
& .
74
44
pushed a - way
B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
161
74
44
161
&
74
44
161
74
44
161
74
44
161
74 b ww
&
&
&
B
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74
74
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4
..
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# ww
sempre crescendo
44
44
4
4
~G~li~ss~.
sempre crescendo
sempre crescendo
Hemiplegia
165
Vo.
&
J .
in
55
of
each neigh - bour - ly
mur
der
We
pine
Narr. I
&
Narr. II
&
165
B b Cl.
&
165
Ac.Gtr.
&
?
165
D.B.
165
D. S.
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
& # b ww
p
&
B
?
b arco
sempre crescendo

>
> p>
>
sempre
crescendo
165
Vln. I
#
3
3
sempre
crescendo
# N ww
#.
J
w
# ~~ #
sempre crescendo
#w
p
bw
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sub.
P
b .
P
w
for
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p3 3 3 3
simile

>
>
# # ww
# #
w
b
# #
n
3
Hemiplegia
56
&
169
Vo.
ce - re - mo - ny
Cus
to
ma
43
ry
Narr. I
&
43
Narr. II
&
43
43
169
B b Cl.
&
# A
N # #
n
#
N
&
43
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
F3
P3
f
169
#
#
b
?
43
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F
169
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
169
D. S.
43
>
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>
>
F > >
f> > > > > >
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3
#
3
169
Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
& b
F
&
B
F
n #
F
b
jj
# a
# #
N b #
b
f
b
f
a a
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f
3
43
43
43
3
4
Hemiplegia
& 43
172
Vo.
44
rhy
Narr. I
Narr. II
57
#w
45
thms
& 43
44
& 43
44
45
45
3
The pro - ces - sion drags its tail
& 43
172
B b Cl.
& 43
172
Ac.Gtr.
A A A
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f
& 43 # .
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
45
44
45
4 #U
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& 43
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4 U
4
bw
senza vibrato
U
4
#.
45
45
45
4 U
w
45
4 #U
4 ww
5
4
senza vibrato
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? 3 N.
4
senza vibrato
45
172
Vln. I
43 44
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>
>
>
172
D. S.
#
J
of the
44
senza vibrato
172
D.B.
out of the gap
4 #w
senza vibrato
Hemiplegia
58
& 45
44
& 45
44
174
Vo.
Narr. I
Narr. II
& 45
and
its
head
al
44
North
ters
& 45
44
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45
174
D. S.
& 45
Vln. II
& 45
44
44
174
Vln. I
high - way
44
174
D.B.
the me - ga - li - thic
174
Ac.Gtr.
rea - dy en
& 45
174
B b Cl.
44
44
Vla.
B 45 ..
44
Vc.
?5
4
4
4
..
Hemiplegia
& 44
175
Vo.
Narr. I
& 44
& 44
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44
& 44
& 44
B 44
?4
4
175
D. S.
175
Vln. I
Vln. II
Vla.
Vc.
175
D.B.
So then of coursewhen they saw that
175
Ac.Gtr.
lau - ghing like to him - self
& 44
175
B b Cl.
& 44
Wide a - wakeand
Narr. II
59
that made them think
Hemiplegia
60
177
Vo.
Narr. I
Narr. II
B b Cl.
Ac.Gtr.
D.B.
D. S.
&
&
&
that
there
was
some - thing
gone wrong
177
177
&
177
177
177
&
Vln. I
&
Vln. II
&
Vla.
Vc.

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Ian Mikyska, 2012

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re - ve - rend James Flynn

for - mer - ly - of Saint Cathe - rine's church Meath Street

Reh - kwee - scat in pass

Reh - kwee - eh scat in pah - seh

Mi - ster Co - tter here has just told

he were great friends

The young - ster and

say the old chap had a great wish for him

I woul - dn't want chil - dren of mine

to have too much to say to a man like that

spit on the floor

What I meanis it's bad for chil-dren be-cause their

you know it has an eff - ect

chil-dren see thingslike that

Fa - ther O - Rourke was with him a Tues - day

A - noin - ted pre - pared him and all

He was too scru - pu - lous

al - ways The du - ties -of the priest- hood was too

He was quite re - signed

dis - a - ppoin - ted

much for him

It was that cha-lice he broke

That af -fec-ted his mind

You could see that

That was the be-gin-ning of it

red - nosed im-becile

let him learn

Let a young lad run a - bout

and play with young lads his

shoul - dered a kind of

lif the cof - fins

They had been laid

tain - ted rooms

Their - eye - lids gliste - ning their

no - ticed there was some - thing queer co-ming

o - ver him late - ly

fal - len to the

there I'd find him with his bre - vi - a - ry

When - e - ver I'd bring in his soup to

Ly - ing back in the chair

and his mouth

had un - wrin - kled

Yes he was a di-sap- poin-ted

nails were dar - kened the wrists o - be - di - ent - ly sloped

had stu - died

I knelt cor - teous - ly

I - rish col - lege in

to pro - nounce La - tin pro - per - ly

Wa-sn't that good of him

As wax mel - ted down

and veined the can -

dles the flames ho - ve - ring to the wo - men ho - ve - ring

al - ways in a cor - ner the cof -fin lid

soap - stone masks

kis - sing their