The Off-Broadway production by Playwrights Horizons began previews at the Duke Theatre on 42nd Street on September 7, 2001 and concluded its scheduled run on October 14, 2001. #16-B: Come Alive Again Part 3 I recommend listening to the cast recording to understand the rhythmic feel of the piece better. Its the same as m.154-156 of the previous number. After a few opening E5 chords on guitar, you change to mandolin at m.13 for the rest of the number. Note: All characters (besides Percy) speak in "standard Mid-Western" speech, without "countrified" intonations. Play exactly as written, and observe the staccato markings. Auditions will take place from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; check-in will take place in the lobby . The Piano-Conductor score has the following note: WILD BIRD should be sung in strict tempo, with the printed vocal rhythm precisely observed. The Producers. Harper has been in two plays at Fort Peck Summer Theatre, close menu Language. Its worth practicing to get this feeling natural. #2: Somethings Cooking 110 in the Shade - Complete Score.pdf 1776.PDF 42nd Street.pdf 7 Brides 7 Brothers.pdf A Chorus Line - Complete Score.pdf A Little Night Music.pdf A New Brain.pdf All Sondheim Volume 2 BOOK.pdf Altar Boyz.pdf Always.Patsy Cline.pdf And The World Goes 'Round.pdf Anne of Green Gables.pdf Annie - Full Score.pdf Annie 2004.pdf Annie Warbucks.pdf FAQ. I used low voicings except for m.31, 31 and 34, where I voiced the A chord at the 5, m.39: I voiced the Dm/B chord as a straight Dm at the 1. m.44-81: more arpeggios. "This story really gets right at your heart," said theatre professor Stephanie Earl, who is directing Randolph College's production of the musical. After studying the cast recording (which I recommend doing), I worked out a series of satisfying voicings and a very slight variation on the rhythm, for which I provide a full transcription here. Your email address will not be published. Year: 2001 (Off-Broadway) In this article I take a detailed look at the Guitar/Mandolin book for The Spitfire Grill, the much loved 2001 chamber musical by James Valcq and Fred Alley. The idea in this number is to build volume and intensity steadily to the climax at m.17-18, which is like a release. Meet Percy, a feisty parolee, who follows her dreams to a small town in rural Wisconsin, where she finds work at the Spitfire Grill and carves out a place in the struggling community. Unlike #18: Wild Bird, this number lends itself to being more free with the tempo. It begins on mandolin for m.1-18, which I played exactly as written. m.103: I played a low Db voicing at the first fret. Request license Get the Script Get an estimate Concord Theatricals The Spitfire Grill Sgt. The mandolin plays only one note in this underscore number, a long B flat tremolo with fermata in m.12. 6% (35) 6% acharam este documento til (35 votos) 14K visualizaes 47 pginas. Set in a small Wisconsin town, the show features a gorgeous, soulful score and and several strong roles for women. This number has the deserved reputation of being one of the more difficult numbers in the show for guitar. SPITFIRE GRILL - SAVANNAH EPA. Much of the book is organized in musical sequences, where several numbers run into each other, although there are standalone songs as well. I played the number precisely as written, and used simple 1/8 note arpeggios at m.46-55, the only section where the part is not fully written out. While this is pretty unhelpful in letting you know what to play, it does give you some flexibility. Pick: Dunlop 0.46mm nylon. This is a very quick change. Guitar is TACET throughout this brief number. Its also the last appearance of the mandolin in the score. Behind The Scenes At The Museum Ielts Reading Answers, Fees and availability are subject to change during the application process. Playing along to the cast recording is a great way of internalizing the feel of this number. and exactly as written. LINKS OTHER ARTICLES ON THIS SITE So play loud, but keep it clean and crisp in this section. Savannah Repertory Theatre. Its worth marking the vocals over each chord, especially in m.2-4. The Bows is a reprise of the last section of #14-A: Shoot The Moon Part 2. To get the train feel, I alternated 1/8-notes and 1/16 note pairs (see m.198-199 for an example). m.17-23: I reverted to the non-muted rhythm used in m.1-8. Your conductor will doubtless provide these. These are: USE OF MUSICAL SEQUENCES m.1: play the whole G note on the mandolin then switch to guitar. Start planning your production with a cost estimate you can save and share with your team. Its easy to start rushing in this one. Featuring a dynamite cast of local talent and a well-crafted, memorable score, it is a perfect show for autumn, radiating warmth and light in defiance of days growing cool and dark. At this point, if the singer is good, cue rapturous applause this is a really dramatic number! Out-of-work foreman of the stone quarry. A perfect marriage of material and cast.-Jonathan Frank, Sound Advice, The Spitfire Grill is like a breath of fresh country air! I will revisit this topic several times in the notes. $ 3.98 . The slowness of the song comes from the vocal, not the guitar. I voiced the C#m7 at the first fret (C#, B, G#, B, E,). The number segues directly from #19-A: Sunrise U/S, with the tremolo E on mandolin continuing to m.14. Produced by Vintage Theatre Productions (1468 Dayton St., Aurora) through Aug. 16. I provide a transcription of what I played below. Beauty Stone, The. Wisconsin town, the show features a gorgeous, soulful score and and I played the piece exactly as written, using obvious, low voicings for the chords in m.9-18. m.82-91: this is the emotional climax of the song. the spitfire grill musical score pdf. At m.30 I switched from fingers to a pick (the measure is marked [Strum BIG]). This scene change is identical to #1-A: Morning Prep. Sheet Music 365 is a site for those who wants to access popular sheet music easily, letting them download the sheet music for free for trial purposes. The time change is for the benefit of the keyboard part. Capo: 2nd fret throughout. For the delicate slower numbers I mostly used fingerpicking. The Spitfire Grill characters breakdowns including full descriptions with standard casting requirements and expert analysis. See my notes on #14-A for more detail. #22-A: The Scene Continues Off-Broadway Cast recording CD New York, NY 10107-0102. m.30-34: this section has only slash marks. Oscar-winner Ellen Burstyn (The Exorcist) headlines this critically praised drama about a young woman, just out of prison, who finds spiritual redemption working at a cafe in Maine. I played this piece exactly as written. With no takers beginners, characterized in traditional marcato style, folk-based make! 'Cause this girl thinks I'm part of her world. Mezzo/alto chest range.SHELBY THORPE mid-30s. Before diving into the details of the score, there are some general considerations which I believe are key to performing the show effectively. This whole section of the score is filled with slash marks, so I provide the rhythm patterns and voicings I used below. #20: Shine Our Music Director followed the vocalist somewhat the whole thing gets a little rubato. I found that using very specific fingerings for the chords allowed me to make the changes quickly and cleanly. m.46-52: this is the point where you can really let go. m.44: the style switches from picking into heavy strumming, and segues directly into #11-C: This Wide Woods Part 4 after m.46. Although it indicates a return to the original tempo, this section is likely to be considerably slower, with a final rallentando at m.110-111. I used big, broad, low chord voicings throughout. Don't forget, if you like the piece of music you have just learned playing, treat the artist with respect, and go buy the . Important: The part also works nicely if you omit the last 1/8 note in each pattern, because it gives you more time to make a clean chord change, and is a little easier to play. The off-Broadway production by Playwrights Horizons began previews at the Duke Theatre on 42nd Street on September 7, 2001, and concluded its scheduled run on October 14, 2001. This short underscore piece uses the verse of Colors of Paradise. Turn the page while holding the chord to be ready for the downbeat of #11-B: This Wide Woods Part 3. As m.1-8 make clear, rich full chord voicings are required. m.9-14: I replaced the accents written with sforzando marks, and started muting strongly on the backbeat (see example below). Theres a segue directly into #12, but you have a 6-measure rest to make the page turn. m.105-118: once again the mandolin is playing the vocal melody (the accordion is too). Included songs: Colors of Paradise, Forest for the Trees, When Hope Goes, This Wide Woods, Way Back Home, Digging Stone, Wild Bird, and Shine.. GENERAL COMMENTS ON PLAYING THE BOOK Music Department . . : There is an applause segue into #24: Bows. Colors of Paradise From the Spitfire Grill (musical) soundtrack: Did you ever dream of a town so small, They roll the sidewalk up, The waitress spills the gossip, As she fills your coffee cup, Where the post office and the barber shop, Are in the General Store, And the only Play simply, cleanly and accurately. The show will be performed in an intimate, black box setting in the DeVries Theatre in the Stevens Student Center. Download as PDF; Printable version; In other projects . Finally, they sing together, Percy continuing her daydream and Joe, inspired by Percy, harking back to his childhood and looking again to the future. m.5-10: the mandolin plays a sustained tremolo high D through these measures. #20-B: End Effy-Joe Scene #16-D: Picture Postcard Based on the hit 1996 film, The Spitfire Grill is a heartwarming and inspirational musical tale of redemption, perseverance and family. Fri, May 06, 2022. Theres an applause segue into the following scene change number, which continues the rhythm of this piece. Keeping the quirks in my brain. Based on Lee David Zlotoff's 1996 film of the same name, "The Spitfire Grill" won the Richard Rodgers Award for New . It won the Richard Rodgers Production Award . . Licensing (Concord Theatricals) This number is a somber lament. Featuring a gorgeous score inspired by American folk music, THE SPITFIRE GRILL . You do have time to make the turn, as youre holding a chord over two measures and a fermata, but you need to be ready to make the turn quickly and hit the downbeat of #7 cleanly. Sometimes we run away to land exactly where we are supposed to be. From the guitarists viewpoint, the important thing about this brief introductory number is that it establishes the tempo for the sequence. The 1/8-note arpeggios have to be played cleanly, evenly (no accents!) . The season closes, as it begins, in song. Contact. Mandolin: m.1-28 (no guitar in this number). The Spitfire Grill is a heartwarming and inspirational #14-A: Shoot The Moon Part 2 Play gently, and exactly as written. The Spitfire Grill. This is only an estimate. There is plenty of time to make the change. book, to a small town in Wisconsin and finds a place for herself working Sinalizar o contedo como inadequado. High School Musical Mame The Spitfire Grill Finians Rainbow A Christmas Carol (Madison Square Garden) Titanic Two By Two Saturday Night (Sondheim) Tick Tick Boom Nunsense Nunsense 2 Zanna Don't World Goes Round UntitledThe Musical Shout The Mod Musical Shout The The writing of the book was shared by the composer, James Valcq and lyricist, Fred Alley-a true sign of brilliant collaboration. Solid folk/rock voice with an edge (Top 'G').SHERIFF JOE SUTTER mid-late 20s. m.31-44: its important to play the rhythm part crisply enough to express the 1/8-note rests clearly. In this article I take a detailed look at the Guitar/Mandolin book for The Spitfire Grill, the much loved 2001 chamber musical by James Valcq and Fred Alley. The Wild Party (LaChiusa) The Wild Party (Lippa) The Witches of Eastwick. Love to my Leep. #11-C: This Wide Woods Part 4 The rhythm of the piece is established in the first eight measures (its actually just a 4-measure phrase) and is maintained throughout the piece. Start fairly lightly at m.41 (the score says [Easy strum]) and build from there. There are a few places where some vagueness creeps in (particularly in Act 2), probably because specific voicings and/or rhythms are less critical in such passages. The number builds steadily in intensity throughout, so its important not to play to heavily from the beginning, as that gives you nowhere to go. He has been songwriting for four years, writing both pop and musical theatre, and writes on guitar and pianoyou can hear his folk-rock album "The Cycle" in stores now! Baixe no formato DOC, PDF, TXT ou leia online no Scribd. direct a reading of The Spitfire Grill for the University Research Opportunities Program. Use of a pick would have been appropriate in several sections, but the changes between fingerstyle and strumming mostly come too quickly to grab a pick, so I used fingers throughout except for the very loud strummed section in m.178-187. I played it almost exactly as written, except as noted below. $43 A Level Seating / $39 B Level Seating / $29 C Level Seating. Listen to the vocal as you play to keep together. The show will be performed in an intimate, black box setting in the DeVries Theatre in the Stevens Student Center. m.42-49: I was a little unclear whether pick or strum this section. m.9-17: play the quarter notes firmly and evenly, allowing them to sound for their full duration. Menu. This estimator is only for non-equity/amateur productions. Week of October 22 Sunday, Oct. 22 7-10pm Monday, Oct. 23 7-10pm Beauty Prize, The. OVERVIEW OF THE GUITAR/MANDOLIN BOOK Its important to get the change back to the guitar right, because theres a big moment at m.178 which you absolutely have to hit. m.92-99: more arpeggios, which I played precisely as written, ending with a rallentando at m.99. In a separate article (Playing The Spitfire Grill Guitar & Mandolin) I provide a general commentary on the show and what its like to perform the guitar parts, together with a review of the equipment I used. Music/Book: James Valcq Its all about big voicings, with clean, crisp muting of chords throughout. Pick: Dunlop 0.46mm nylon. Listen carefully to stay with the vocals. There is enough information to play the show properly. The number actually starts in G major, but is written in E major. m.85-88: play fortissimo as shown, really dig in. #11-D: Opening I-8 I identify these areas in the detailed notes below and provide suggestions for playing them. Young as Percy Talbot in "The Spitfire Grill" at Ken- nedy Theatre, which plays through Sept. 25. musical director, fronts a five-member ensemble with savvy arrangements capital- Dizing on the folksy charm of the setting, enabling the James Valcq-Fred Alley score (tuneful, timeless, just plain terrific) to enrich the view- ing experience. several strong roles for women. I decided to keep picking, switching to strumming briefly for m.50-52. Title: THE SPITFIRE GRILL Description: THE SPITFIRE GRILL, Music and Book by James Valcq, Lyrics and Book by Fred Alley, Based on the Film by Lee David Zlotoff, March 8-25, 2006, Garvin Theatre. Pick: fingers. AUDITION DATE. If you feel your hold on the rhythm slipping, reset at the next measure by actually playing a downbeat on either beat 1 or beat 3 of a measure (or both). Director Chelsea Collier is casting 20-25 performers who can sing and/or dance in a contemporary pop style. The score calls for , m.33-34 and m.61-62: the score calls for a fill over the D chord here, but the strings are providing the fill, so I just played open ringing D chords at the 2. m.75-78: play more quietly and let the chords ring, then re-establish the main rhythm of the song at m.79. m.1-8: I emphasized the backbeat, but without the sforzando-style muting used in many other parts of the score (I provide an example below). I also provide a perspective on this hidden gem of a musical and reflect on why audiences love it so much in a third article, The Spitfire Grill A Perspective. #10: Digging Stone Beguiled Again. m.1-4: low Em and Esus4 voicings. Mandolin: m.29-34. Sally Hansen Advanced Hard As Nails (Nail Hardener). I tried adding an F# root myself, but it isnt necessary. #13: Percy Sees The Visitor Yet, for practical reasons . m.111: The E5 chord voicing is very tricky to play. I played the number as written. Casting "The Spitfire Grill," a musical. ), and a song by song review, reviewing the score and how I approached playing the piece. - The Spitfire Grill Music and Book by James Valcq Lyrics and Book by Fred Alley Based on the Film by Lee David Zlotoff Directed by Joan Townshend Music Director: Anita O'Conner Performance dates: March 23 - April 21, 2012 Our second musical for the season has a distinctive bluegrass, country music flavor. Play the final C chord in m.13 more gently. Count m.69-12 in 4, as indicated. This brief number is solo guitar and voice for the first seven measures. A plain, soft-faced creature with a shy, almost ethereal manner. Play cleanly and accurately without too much emphasis. the music of james horner; the name of the rose; the new world; the pagemaster; the pelican brief; the perfect storm; the pursuit of d.b. She loves her kitten named Willow. The guitar provides delicate picked arpeggios through most of the number (except for m.53-87, where the part is simpler and explicitly written out. The Spitfire Grill has a simplicity and emotional resonance that has become all too rare in musical theater. You can also catch Alexis dabbling in the magical/ officespacey web-series, By The Book. Directors Lee David Zlotoff Starring Alison Elliott, Ellen McRae, Marcia Gay Harden Genres Drama Subtitles Upload media . @LexInTheCity1 / www.TheAlexisField.com CARRIE SWAN (Olive) is so excited to be on The gorgeous score to the film was composed by James Horner. The Spitfire Grill Authors: James Valcq, Fred Alley (Librettist) Musical Score, English, 2001 Publisher: S. French, New York, NY, 2001 Show more information Find a Copy at a Library Filter by: Any format Any edition Distance within 200+ mi Featured libraries All libraries Unable to get libraries with this item at the moment. Join StageAgent today and unlock amazing theatre resources and opportunities. This brief number features a theme that doesnt appear anywhere else in the show, but its only a snippet of a song. Take a look below at how you can enhance your show! Pay extra special attention to dynamics in this number. It opens with a reprise of the pre-intro phrase from the previous number, but played by the keyboard. I kept my pick ready so that I could grab it quickly to hit the C#m chord in m.44. SEQUENCE D THIS WIDE WOODS (#11, #11-A, #11-B, #11-C) Another beautiful, emotional moment: Hannah reconciles with her estranged son. Woodbury, CT - 'The Spitfire Grill,' a Musical Drama, sounded good just by its description. Trying hard to go with the grain. The rhythm should be even and steady, rather than driving. m.74-90: the melody lines should be played with a lively, spirited feel, and plenty of attack. The rhythm of the previous number is resumed for m.1-8, and breaks down in m.9-12. Her presence sparks re-connections and reconciliations that bring the community together. This is all mandolin and I played it exactly as written. Its an uplifting moment. Mandolin: m.163-175 only. Young and featured newly composed scores and explore fascinating stories set in our region. A few minor changes could be made to improve the books layout and readability. The "Spitfire Grill" owned by a sour, angry woman (played brilliantly by Ellyn Burstyn) is auctioned off in an unusual way at Percy's behest, setting the stage for both Percy's capitulation and Gilead's redemption. I used thin Dunlop 0.46mm nylon picks for lighter strumming and Herdim yellow 0.63mm picks when I needed a thicker, heavier sound. I used a Herdim 0.63mm pick for this section only, then went back to fingerstyle. Its all about hitting the 2 hard in each measure (were in split common time here) then muting really quickly, so that its really percussive and only barely a chord (see notes above on the use of sforzando markings in this book). On the recording, the chords are short and crisp, whereas for the production I played, the Music Director asked me to roll them very slightly. This tool is unavailable at the moment. Beggars Opera, The. Based on the hit 1996 film, Pick: Herdim yellow 0.63mm. The use of musical sequences also means that there are relatively few long scenes of dialog; this show is mostly music. The Red Mill. Dear Mrs. Ferguson / Finale (#22, #22-A, #22-B, #23). Mandolin: m.69-169. Put simply, youre trying to maintain a steady 4 rhythm, while never actually playing any downbeats, and this is quite tricky (see the excerpt below, where Ive marked the downbeats). But these are small gripes. Contact us Invite friends Gifts The note usually gets held for a long time; an actor putting a feather down is the cue to move on. cooper; the rocketeer; the spiderwick chronicles; the spitfire grill; thunderheart; titanic; titanic and other film scores of james horner; to gillian on her 37th birthday; troy; uncommon valor; unlawful . Once again the guitar part is transposed due to use of the capo, to make it easier to read. A prison bell harshly rings. Custom. RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY. #18-A: Opening II-3 This is the moment where Percy sees the sunrise. Just answer a few questions. This number starts as a playoff for Come Alive Again, then segues into a short scene. These sequences are used to convey specific emotional context and simultaneously advance the storyline. Pay careful attention to dynamics markings throughout, especially between m.68-87, as the number builds steadily in volume and intensity to a powerful climax. And that new territory's scary. In all likelihood, there will be a . A reprise of the Colors of Paradise theme, but with the slight feel of a march. Starting at m.29, the mandolin plays a sustained tremolo E for the last 6 measures, which continues for a further 14 measures into the next number. At m.136, theres a direct segue into #14-A: Shoot The Moon Part 2. I recommend playing these as upstrokes. Front Porch Theatricals , under producers Leon and Nancy Zionts , will present The Spitfire Grill (May 27 - June 5) and Floyd Collins (August 26- September 4). SCORE is listening, recognizes these diverse needs, and . m.21-27: the score has slash notes, but you keep picking 1/8ths as indicated (i.e. Play the accented chords as written in m.1-16, then strum the chorus section freely (m.17 onwards). m.72: change from guitar to mandolin. For the mandolin part I used a big spacious reverb the only place it is used in the show (Percy is supposed to be travelling through the night into the unknown). For much of the book, guitar rhythms are explicitly written out, which is important because the guitar is the rhythmic foundation of the ensemble, in the absence of a percussionist. by Stephen Sondheim, Hugh Wheeler, and Christopher Bond Directed by Jeff Dare CAST Sweeney Todd - Matt Hester Mrs. Lovett - Tania Arazi Coambs Anthony - Jacob Deters Johanna - Tina Radi Toby - Alex Murphy Judge Turpin - Michael Steen Beadle - Aaron Godwin Beggar Woman - Caitlin Richardson Pirelli - Sam Gegg Chorus Braedon Arnett Kari Croop The song "Shine" was featured on the VH1 reality series Off Pitch in 2013. THE SPITFIRE GRILL Cast: x Percy Talbott: Alison Elliott (Wyatt Earp, Living Dolls) x Hannah Ferguson: Ellen Burstyn (Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood) x Shelby Goddard: Marcia Gay Harden (Mona Lisa Smile, Bad News Bears) x Nahum Goddard: Will Patton (Remember the Titans, The Punisher) x Joe Sperling: Kieran Mulroney (Quigley, Gettysburg) x Sheriff Gary Walsh: Gailard Sartain . Both will be held at the New Hazlett Center for Performing Arts on the Northside. These involve lots of open strings, so take care to mute the staccato notes properly. A perfect marriage of material and cast." -Jonathan Frank, Sound Advice BONUS: 1960s radio pop/rock song lists can be found here . Its a scene change. The music could be magnified slightly so that so that it fills more of the page; page numbers could be added to the blank V.S. pages for completeness, and a full contents list would help. Its very expressive, and serves to set a mood, before the song begins. This short piece serves as an introduction to #7: When Hope Goes. Music/Book: James Valcq. Email Jennifer Bishop at casting . I strummed big, ringing, low-voiced chords (1st and 2nd frets), following the rhythm and emphasis shown in the score. The Spitfire Grill is an American musical with music and book by James Valcq and lyrics and book by Fred Alley, based on the 1996 film of the same name by Lee David Zlotoff. A brief reprise of the Somethings Cooking theme. For the mandolin section, I kept playing upstrokes, using closed voicings which allowed me to mute the strings quickly after strumming (listen to the recording). The Sound of Music. m.46-47: I played this rhythm precisely as written. at Hannah's Spitfire Grill. These changes add to the drama of the piece. Formatos disponveis. In m.2 and m.4, play the unaccented chords as upstrokes. Share Save to bookmarks Export as PDF Report. The sequence continues with this brief interlude where the locals continue to gossip about Percy, while Shelby worries that she hasnt made Percy feel welcome. 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