Darkness Into Light

Darkness Into Light

1. Intro

   • Long Bass Notes
     • Weird False Harmonics
     • Drop D Slide
   • Flute
     • High Sustained notes
   • Clarinet
     • Dissonant with Flutes
   • Trombone
     • Short Sharp Notes
     • Wah Mute
   • Slow Tempo
     • 5/4
   • A Section
     • Ground Bass
     • Uber Quite Clarinet
       • Spooky Melody
         • "Babadook Main Theme*
     • Flutes Join, octave higher
       • Must Sound like nails on a blackboard
     • Ominiously Dark
       • Mega Crescendo at end of section
         • Suspensions
         • Decending Whole Tone Scale Ends on the Relative Major Note
     • Trombone triplet rhythm
       • Still Muted
     • 3/4
     • B Section
     • B section
       • Relative Major
       • Arpegiated Flutes
         • Fluttering but not too sunny
       • Grand Trombone Melody
         • Bb Clarinet on Counter Melody
           • Harmonises
       • "dawn chorus 365 million years ago"
       • Bass Drops out
         • Joins in at end to link section B with C
           • Ground Bass Returns
       • 4/4
       • Mezzo Forte
         • Trom and Flute Duet
       • C section
         • Forte
         • 4/4
         • Modulates to the Dominant?
         • Bass Guitar plays long low chords chords
         • Bb Clarinet + Flutes take melody
           • 4 phrases
             • "rising" shape
         • Grand Trombone Sound
         • D Section
           • Major Tonic
           • All Instruments Forte
           • Flutes and Clarinets in octaves
           • Bass and Trombone in Unison
             • "land of hope and glory" feel
           • 3/4
           • Split into two sub sections
             • Da
               • Happy loud theme
                 • Repeated Twice
             • Db (coda)
               • Similar ending to "The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra"
                 • Finishes with long overlapping suspensions
                   • Trombone refers back to the "evil theme" from section As Melody

2. Through-Composed

   • Opposite of Strophic. When new music occurs for each 
verse, changing to reflect different moods or situations described
     • Tells a Story

3. Instruments

   • Flute 1
   • Flute 2
   • Bb Clarinet
   • Trombone
   • Bass Guitar

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