Hunting of the Snark full score - Chorus America

Full Score

THE HUNTING OF THE SNARK

an Agony in Eight Fits

Text by Lewis CarrollMusic by Maurice Saylor

Commissioned by the Cantate Chamber Singers, Gisèle Becker, Music Director

To Jarek Gamrot

Instruments of the Snarkestra

Reed 1 Piccolo, Bb Clarinet, Bb Soprano Saxophone

Reed 2 Piccolo, Oboe, English Horn, Bb Clarinet, Bb Soprano Saxophone

Reed 3 Eb Clarinet, Bb Clarinet, Bb Tenor Saxophone

Reed 4 Bb Clarinet, Bb Bass Clarinet, Eb Baritone Saxophone, Bassoon

Reed 5 Bb Bass Clarinet, Bb Bass Saxophone

Percussion (three players)

Bass Drum (large), Pedal Bass Drum, Cymbals, Snare Drum, Tambourine, Tam-tam, Temple Blocks, Tom-toms,

Triangle, Whip, Woodblocks, Chimes, Orchestral Bells (Glockenspieil), Xylophone, Marimba, Vibraphone, Ratchet, Wash Tub, Whistle, Brake Drum

Harmonica

Chorus (32 voice)

Accordion (Free-bass)

Electric Violin

1 Quickly q. = 134

Text byLewis Carroll

THE HUNTING OF THE SNARK

Fit the First

Music byMaurice Saylor

The Landing

an Agony in Eight Fits

I Piccolo

II Piccolo

III Clarinet in Eb

V Bass Saxophone

IV Bassoon

Harmonica in E

Chimes

Xylophone

Tenor Banjo

Soprano

Accordion(Free-bass)

Electric Violin

I Picc.

II Picc.

III Eb Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

Chimes

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

dampen

Sounding an octave lower

I Picc.

II Picc.

III Eb Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

Chimes

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to sop. sax. 3 3

ff mf sub.

2 suspended cym.

to marimba

ff mf sub.

I Picc.

III Eb Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

Accord.

f aggressively

I Picc.

III Eb Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

accel.

mf cresc. 4:3 4:3

mf cresc.

4:3 4:3

mf cresc.

4:3 4:3

mf cresc.

B A tempo q. = 130

I Picc.

III Eb Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

4:3 4:3 5:3 5:3

4:3 5:3

molto ff

to sax.

to bells

I Picc.

III Eb Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

Tom-t.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

sus cym.

I Picc.

III Eb Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

T. Ban.

III Eb Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

T. Ban.

to sop. sax

to oboe

II Ob.

I Sop. Sax.

Orch. Bells

T. Ban.

II Ob.

I Sop. Sax.

Harm. E

Orch. Bells

T. Ban.

to sax.

E Harmonic

mf 7:6

to tamb.

to bass drum

Harm. E

Accord.

ElectricVln.

Harm. E

Accord.

ElectricVln.

Harm. E

Accord.

ElectricVln.

fAM EM D# dim.7

D# dim.7

EmEm F#M B7

III Eb Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Harm. E

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to Chromatic

to toms

III Eb Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Bl.

Tom-t.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to xylo.

to bass drum

III Eb Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Bl.

Tom-t.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

III Eb Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Bl.

Tom-t.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

III Eb Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Bl.

Tom-t.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

quasi 12/16

fff f ff fff

to Chromatic

all force! mf

to tam-tam

to bass drum, bar 141

the place for a Snark!"

cresc.

III Eb Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

quasi 12/16

GA little slower q. = 124

III Eb Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

to Bb clar. FAST!

to b cl. FAST!

to tamb.

Bell man- cried, As he

fff p subito

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

Accord.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

ElectricVln.

land ed- his crewwith care; Sup port- ing- each manon the topof the tide

mf p ff

all force!

to marimba

By a fin ger- en twined- in his hair.

"Just the

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

place for a Snark!" I have said it twice: That a lone- should en cou- rage- the crew.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to bsn.

all force!

the place for a Snark!" I

have said it thrice: What I

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

Play if possible

tell you three times is true."

true."

tell you three times is true."

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to vibes

in terrified, tremulous tones.cresc. poco a poco

Snark sim.

in terrified, tremulous tones.

Snark sim.

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

Ah! Ah!

Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!

Ah! Ah!

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

Snark Snark Snark

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to b. cl.

to xylo.

to chimes

Ah! Ah! Ah!

Snark!

Ah! Ah! Ah!Ah! Ah!Ah! Snark!

Snark!

Ah! Ah!Ah! Ah! Ah!Ah!

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to ob.

Snark Snark Snark

Snark Snark

L Slower q. = 120151 Rit. M Slower q. = 98

IV B. Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Chimes

Accord.

II Sop. Sax.

to cl.

to marimba

crew was com plete:

it in clud- ed- a Boots

crew was com plete:

it in clud- ed- a Boots

A mak er- of Bonnets- and Hoods

II Sop. Sax.

II Ob.

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

ElectricVln.

A Bar ris- ter,- brought to ar range- their dis putes-

to picc.

And a Brok er,- to val ue- their goods.

II Ob.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

ChromaticHarm.

ElectricVln.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

ChromaticHarm.

to cl.

Chromatic Harmonica

A Bil liard- mark er,- whose skill was im mense,- Might per haps- have won morethan his share

III Cl.

V B. Cl.

I Picc.

II Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

But a Bank er,- en gagedat e nor- mous- ex-

to. cl.

But a Bank er,- en gagedat e nor- mous- ex pense,-

Bank er,- en gagedat e nor- mous- ex pense,-

pense,

Had the

Accord.

V B. Cl.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

p humming

Whistled(sounding 15va)

whole of their cash in his care.

p humming

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

ElectricVln.

to tam-tam

mf singing

was al so- a Beaver,- thatpaced on the deck,

mf singing

was al so- a Beaver,- that paced on the deck,

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

ElectricVln.

singing mf

And had of ten- saved them from wreck,

singing

would sit mak ing- lace in the bow: And had of ten- saved them from wreck, Though

Though none

(the Bell man- said) Though none of the

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

ElectricVln.

to bells

Though none of the sail ors- knew how.

none of the sail ors- knew how.

of the sail ors- knew how.

sail ors- knew how.

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to picc.

to ob.

to bsn.

There was onewho was famed for the number- of

There was onewho was famed for the num ber- of

II Ob.

II Cl.

III Cl.

V B. Cl.

T. Ban.

ElectricVln.

II Ob.

T. Ban.

ElectricVln.

w/ vib.

con ped.

things He for got- when he entered- the ship:

His um brel- la,- his

things He for got-

His um brel- la,- his

watch, all his jewels- and rings, And the clothes he had boughtfor the trip. He had

I Picc.

Orch. Bells

ElectricVln.

I Picc.

Orch. Bells

for ty- two- box es,- all care ful- ly- packed, With his name paint ed- clear ly- on each:

to sop. sax.

whispered

since he o mit- ted- to men tion- the fact, They were all left

cresc.

be hind- on the beach.

whispered

since he o mit- ted- to men tion- the fact, They were all left

cresc.

be hind- on the beach.

T Same tempo q. = 98

III Cl.

V B. Cl.

ElectricVln.

II Ob.

III Cl.

to b. sax.

The loss of his clothes hard ly- mat tered,- be

He had sev en- coats on when he came,

Ah He had sev en- coats on when he

He had sev en- coats on when he came,

The loss of his clotheshard ly- mat tered,- be cause-

II Ob.

III Cl.

Orch. Bells

to e.h.

With three pairs of bootsbut the worstof it was, but the worst of it

came, but the worst of it was,

to sus cym.

w/o vib. to bass drum

was, He had whol ly- for got- ten- his

He had whol ly- for got- ten- his

II Eng. Hn.

I Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

to vibes

3 sus. cym.

to bells

would an swer- to "Hi!" or to a ny- loud cry,

* x-headed notes are to be shouted, in character voice, by a different solo voice for each of the Baker's different names.

would an swer- to "Hi!"

or to a ny- loud cry, Such as or

He would answer- to or to a ny- loud cry, Such as "Fry

me!"or "Frit ter- my wig!"

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

IV Bsn.

ChromaticHarm.

IV Bsn.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

to cl.

"Hi!" "Frit ter- my wig!"

"Fry me!" "Fry me!" "Fry me!" "Frit ter- my wig!" "Frit ter- my wig!"

"Fry me!" "Fry me!" "Fry me!" "Frit ter- my wig!" To "What you- may- -

to bar. sax.

"Frit ter- my wig!" To "What you- may- call- um!"- or "What was- his- -

"Frit ter- my wig!"

To "What you- may- call- um!"- or "What was- his- name!"-

call um!"- or "What was- his- name!"-

II Cl.

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Orch. Bells

to e.h.

to ten.sax.

to sus cym.

to bass drum

name!"

es pe- cial- ly-

"Thing um- a- jig!"-

es pe- cial- ly- "Thing

um- a- jig!"-

es pe- cial- ly- "Thing

um- a- jig!"-

But es pe- cial- ly- "Thing

um- a- jig!"-

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

335 ,IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

While,

for those who pre ferred- a more for ci- ble- word, He had

While,

for those who pre ferred- a more for ci- ble- word, He

to bsn.

dif fer- ent- names from these:

in ti- mate- friends called him

He had dif fer- ent- names from these:

had dif fer- ent- names from these:

Ad libitum (q. = 90)340

345A tempo

Harm. Eb

Accord.

caressingly

ends,"

dle- ends,"

caressingly

dle- ends,"-

Eb Harmonica

his en e- mies- "Toast

in a harsh tone

ed- cheese."-

his en e- mies- "Toast

in a harsh tone

ed- cheese."-

II Eng. Hn.

I Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bsn.

Harm. Eb

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to chromatic

"His form is un gain- ly- his in tel- lect- small"

II Eng. Hn.

I Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bsn.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to sax.

Chromatic Harmonica

sus. cym.

his cour age- is per fect!- And

Snark!

(So the Bell man- would of ten- re mark)-

II Eng. Hn.

I Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

to sus cym.

that, af ter- all, Is the thing that one needs with a Snark."

Snark! Snark! Snark! Snark! Snark! Snark."

that, af ter- all, Is the thingthat one needswith a Snark."

Snark!

that, af ter- all, Is the thingthat one needswith a Snark."

Snark!

II Eng. Hn.

I Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

to picc.

to cl.

to bsn.

to xylo.

1to whistle & wash tub

Snark! Snark! Ah

And that, af ter- all, Is the

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

I Picc.

II Picc.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

came as a

Snark Snark Snark

came as a

thing that one needswith a Snark."

Snark Snark He

came as a

Bak er:-

but owned, when too late

Bak er:-

but owned, when too late And it

I Picc.

II Picc.

I Picc.

II Picc.

ElectricVln.

could on ly- bake Bride- cake

drove the poor Bell man- half mad-

could on ly- bake Bride- cake for

to e.h.

No ma te

cresc.

- ri- als- were to be

No ma te

cresc.

No ma te

cresc.

which, I may state, No ma te

cresc.

A1��Quickly q. = 152412

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

Whistle & wash tub

sus. cym.

choketo tamb.

2 w/stick

B1Fast q = 152

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to sax.

wash tub

to chimes

to tri.

to bass drum

The last of the

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bsn.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

Accord.

crew needs es pe- cial- re mark,-

Though

he looked an in cred- i- ble-

last of the crewneeds es pe- cial- re mark,-

had just one i dea- but, that one being-

in a harsh tone

"Snark,"

dunce:

in a harsh tone

"Snark,"

Though he lookedan in cred- i- ble- dunce: He

in a harsh tone

"Snark,"

Though he lookedan in cred- i- ble- dunce:

He had just one i dea- but, that one being-

in a harsh tone

"Snark,"

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bsn.

II Ob.

III Cl.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

to ob.

to bar. sax.

dampen

good Bell man- en gaged- him at once.

mf ff f

f thunderously fp

to vibes

f thunderously

He came as a Butcher:-

but grave ly- de clared,-

II Ob.

III Cl.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

A little slower q = 120473

A tempo q = 152

II Ob.

III Cl.

Chimes

to b.cl.3

When the ship had been sail ing- a week,

to. sop. sax.

to bells

ff w/o ped. or vib.

innocently

could on ly- kill Bea vers.-

Ah! He could on ly- kill Bea vers.- The

innocently

Ah! He could on ly- kill Bea vers.-

innocently

Ah! He could on ly- kill Bea vers.- The Bell man- looked

innocently

Ah! He could on ly- kill Bea vers.- The Bell -

Chimes

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to tam-tam

Bell man- looked scared,

And was al most- too fright ened- to

The Bell man- looked scared,

And was al most- too fright ened- to

scared, The Bell man- looked scared, And was al most- too fright ened- to

man looked scared, The Bell man- looked scared, And was al most- too fright ened- to

III Cl.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

f mf ff

speak:

was al -

speak:

was al most- too fright ened- to

speak:

was al most- too fright ened- to speak: speak:

speak:

And was al most- too fright ened- to speak: speak:

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

to sax.

to chimes. FAST!

most too fright ened- to speak:

ff ppHumming

speak:

ff ppHumming

speak: speak: speak: speak:

ppHumming

speak: speak: speak: speak:

ppHumming

E1A little slower q = 120501

Chimes

Orch. Bells

at length he ex plained,- in a trem u- lous- tone, There was on ly- one Bea ver- on board;

to marimba

And that was a tame one he had of his own, Whose death would be deep ly- de plored.-

to bass drum

The Bea ver,- who hap pened- to hear the re mark,- Pro test- ed,- with tears in its

Humming

The Bea ver,- who hap pened- to hear the re -

hear the re -

Humming

Allargando

V B. Cl.

test ed,- with tears in its eyes,

test- ed,- with tears in its eyes,

not e ven- the rap ture- of hunt ing- the

mark, Pro test- ed,- with tears in its eyes, That

Pro test- ed,- with tears in its eyes, That

A tempo (tempo 2 q = 116)

V B. Cl.

ff tutti

a tone- for that dis mal- sur prise!-

ff tutti

Snark Could

F1Fast q = 152548

I Picc.

III Cl.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

Bea ver's- best coursewas, no doubt,to pro

Bea ver's- best coursewas, no doubt, to pro cure-

Bea ver's- best coursewas, no doubt,to pro

The Bea ver's- best coursewas, no doubt, to pro cure-

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

f ff mf mp

ff mf mp

cure A se cond- hand- dag ger- proof

- coat

A se cond- hand- dag ger- proof

- coat

cure A se cond- hand- dag ger- proof

- coat

the Bak er- ad vised- it and

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Harm. A

Accord.

f mp f f mf f

A Harmonica

the Bank er- sug gest- ed,- and of fered- for hire

next, to in sure- Its life in some Of fice- of note:

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Harm. A

Accord.

ElectricVln.

mod er- ate- terms),

or for sale,

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Harm. A

Accord.

ElectricVln.

ex cel- lent- Pol i- cies,- one A gainst- Fi re,- And one A gainst- Dam age- From Hail.

Two ex cel- lent- Pol i- cies,-

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

ElectricVln.

f mp f mp f

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

Harm. A

Accord.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

Harm. A

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Harm. A

to chromatic

J1A little slower q = 146619

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to bsn.

dampen

still,

pp Humming with mouth nearly closed

still,

ElectricVln.

I Picc.

IV Bsn.

ChromaticHarm.

ElectricVln.

ev er- a ter- that sor row- ful- day, When ev- er- the Butch er- was by,

Yet still, Yet still,

Chromatic Harmonica

The Bea ver- kept look ing- the op po- site- way, And ap peared

cresc.

- un ac- count- ab- ly-

And ap peared

cresc.

The Bea ver- kept look ing- the op po- site- way, And ap peared

cresc.

Yet still, And ap peared

cresc.

K1A tempo q = 152

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bsn.

Accord.

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bsn.

Orch. Bells

Accord.

to cl.

to b. cl.

dampen

1 3+2Moderato q = 98

Fit the SecondThe Bellman's Speech

3+3+3+2

II Cl.

III Cl.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

II Cl.

III Cl.

Behind the bridge with pick

Behind the bridge

M1A little slower q = 9817

The Bell man- him self- they all praised to the

The Bell man- him self- they all praised to the skies. ah

a car riage,- such ease and such grace! Such

skies Such

a car riage,- such ease and such grace!

Such so

Such a carriage,- such ease and such grace! Such

Such a car riage,- such ease and such grace!

IV Cl.

IV B. Cl.

Accord.

lem ni- ty,- too! One could see he was wise, The mo ment- one

Such so lem- ni- ty,- too! One could see he was wise, The

looked in his face!

mo ment- one looked in his face!

3+2Moderato q = 110

II Cl.

III Cl.

II Cl.

III Cl.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

The dan ger- was past they had land ed- at last,

With their box es,- port - man teaus,- and bags:

Behind the bridge

II Cl.

III Cl.

II Cl.

III Cl.

at first sight the crew were not

Yet at first sight the crew were not

to ob.

pleased

the view,

Which con sist- ed- of cha sms- and crags.

pleased with the view, Which con sist- ed- of cha sms- and crags.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

Behind the bridge

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

R1Moderato q. = 78

ElectricVln.

II Ob.

III Cl.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

p sub.

to b.cl.

p sub. ff

to bells

p sub. ff

"Come,

lis ten,- my men, while I tell you a gain- The five un mis- tak- a- ble-

marks By which you may know, where so- ev- er- you go, The war ran- ted- gen u ine-

Snarks.

"Let us take them in

II Ob.

III Cl.

Orch. Bells

ElectricVln.

III Cl.

V B. Cl.

Orch. Bells

to cl.

mp no vib. or ped.

The first is the taste,

The first is the taste, Which is meager- and hol low,- but crisp:

or der.-

Like a coat that is rath er- too tight in the waist,

a fla vor-

III Cl.

V B. Cl.

Orch. Bells

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

Accord.

to sus cym.

to bass drum

of Will o- the- wisp.-

moltomp

hab it- of get ting- up late

you'll a gree-

moltomp mp

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

Accord.

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

Accord.

That it car ries- too far, when I say That it

mf pmf

fre quent- ly- break

fasts-

at five o'- clock- tea,

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

Accord. V1124

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Ban.

ElectricVln.

to bsn.

And dines on the fol low- ing- day.

to picc.

to ob.

"The third is its slow ness- in tak ing- a jest. Should you

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Ban.

ElectricVln.

hap pen- to ven ture- on one,

IV B. Cl.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to wood block

(16ths)

sigh like

a thing that is deep ly- dis tressed:-

IV B. Cl.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

I Picc.

II Ob.

(16ths)

And it al ways- looks grave at a pun.

fourth is its fond ness- for bath ing- ma- chines,- Which it con stant- ly- car ries- a-

I Picc.

III Cl.

I Picc.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

W. Bl.

ElectricVln.

to ten. sax.

to cr. cym.

bout, And be lieves- that they add to the beauty- of scenes A sen ti- ment- o pen- to doubt.

sus. cym.

"The fifth is am bi- tion.- It next will be right

I Picc.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

W. Bl.

ElectricVln.

I Picc.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

W. Bl.

ElectricVln.

to bells

To de scribe- each par tic- u- lar- batch: Dis tin- guish- ing-

to toms. FAST!

those that have feath ers,- and bite, And those that have whisk ers,- and

scratch.

I Picc.

III Ten. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

Tom-t.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

moltoff fp ff fp

fpmolto

ff fp ff fp

al though- com

cresc., poco a poco

mon- Snarks do no man ner- of harm, Yet, I

al though- com

cresc., poco a poco

al though- com

cresc., poco a poco

al though- com

cresc., poco a poco

mp molto

I Picc.

III Ten. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

Tom-t.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to sop. sax.

ff fp ff fp ff ff

to bass drum

feel it my du ty- to say, Some are Boo jums

- - - - -

IV Bsn.

Accord.

IV Bsn.

Accord.

182poco rit. G.P.

II Ob.

Accord.

Bell man- broke off in a larm,-

to bar. sax.

the Bak er- had faint ed- a way.-

to. sop. sax.

1 Allegro q = 160

Fit The ThirdThe Baker's Tale

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

ff mf f

1Crash cym./ choke

mf ff mf ff mf

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

Orch. Bells

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

fp bell tones fp fp fp

to low G

to vibes. FAST!

vib. off

con ped.

roused him with muf fins- They roused him with ice They

roused him with mufmuf fins- - they roused him with

roused him, they roused him, they roused

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Orch. Bells

T. Ban.

roused him with mus tard- - and cress They roused him with jam and ju di- cious- ad vice- They

ice they roused him with muffins- they roused him with ice They roused him with jam and ju di- cious- ad-

him, They roused him with mus tard- and cress.

roused him, they roused him, They roused

They roused him with mus tard- and cress.

Roused him, they roused him, they roused

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Orch. Bells

T. Ban.

to bass drum

set him co nun- drums- They set him co nun- drums- - to guess.

vice They set him co nun- drums- They set him co nun- drums- - to guess.

him, they roused him, They set him co nun- drums- to guess.guess.

rousedroused him, they roused him,him, They set him co nun- drums- to guess.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ff` mf

ff mf ff p

ff ff p

to vibes

Crash cym.

to chimes

When at

length he sat

When at

length he sat

mf ff mf ff

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

p f p p

When at

length he sat

up and was

a ble- to

speak,

up and was

a ble- to

speak,

When at

length he sat

up and was

a ble- to

speak,

up and was

a ble- to

speak,

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

His sad sto ry- he

of fered- to

His sad sto ry- he

of fered- to

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

to bass drum

And the Bell man- cried

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

ElectricVln.

mp espress. ff

p fp f

ff mf f mp

lence!- - - - "Si

lence!- - - - - - - - "Si

lence!- "Si

lence!-

- - - - - lence!

lence!- - - - -

- - - - - - - - - - - -

lence!- - - -

"Si - -

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ElectricVln.

to snare drum

lence!- -

Not e - ven a shriek!"

Not e - venven a shriek!"

Not e - venvenven a shriek!"

Not e - venvenvenven a shriek!"

"Si lence!- -

Not e - venvenvenvenven a shriek!"

lence!

lence!- -

Not e - venvenvenvenvenven a shriek!"

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Orch. Bells

T. Ban.

ElectricVln.

Snare w/out snare

pbell tones

ex cit- ed- ly- tin gled- his

pbell tones

ex cit- - - ed- ly- tin -

pbell tones

ex cit- ed- ly- tin gled- his

pbell tones

ex cit- - - ed- ly- tin -

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Orch. Bells

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

8 basso if low A available

to cym.

to tam-tam

gled his bell.

mf molto

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Harm. Low G

T. Bl.

Tom-t.

Chimes

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

ff fp ff

Low G Harmonica

to toms

to snare drum

ff fp ffff ff

ff fp ff

ff p ff

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Harm. Low G

T. Bl.

Tom-t.

Chimes

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to cl.

to e.h.

to cl.

to bsn.

to b.cl.

to chromatic

to vibes. FAST!

to xylo. FAST!

dampen to marimba

to bells

mf w/o ped. pp

to chimes

was si lence- su preme!- Not a shriek, not a scream, Scarce ly- e ven- a

howl or a groan, As the man they called "Ho!" told his sto ry of-

woe In an an te- di- lu- vi an- - tone.

F2Slowly q = 65 (Intro to a long and slow aria)

82ten. ten.

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

V B. Cl.

IV Bsn.

Accord.

mf molto espr.

sf mf p

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

V B. Cl.

IV Bsn.

Accord.

G2Fast q = 17295

II Ob.

Chimes

Orch. Bells

ElectricVln.

to ob.

p mf pp

to picc.

p mf pp

to b. sax.

solomf

in a weak and shy voice

fa ther- and mo ther- were hon

est,- thoughpoor

cried the Bell man- in haste.

"Skip all that!" "Skip

all that!"

II Ob.

Orch. Bells

ElectricVln.

II Ob.

III Cl.

IV Bsn.

Orch. Bells

ElectricVln.

"If it

lightly

once be comes- dark, there's no chanceof a Snark We have

tutti mp

lightly

it once be comes- dark, there's no chanceof a Snark We have

hard ly- a min ute- to waste!"

have hard ly- a min ute- to waste!"

hard ly- a min ute- to waste!"

have hard ly- a min ute- to waste!"

II Ob.

III Cl.

IV Bar. Sax.

IV Bsn.

ElectricVln.

III Cl.

IV Bar. Sax.

IV Bsn.

to e.h.

to bar. sax.

"I skip

lightly

for ty- years," "And pro ceed- with out- fur ther- re mark- To the

said the Bak er,- in tears,

day when you took me a board- of your ship To help you in hunt ing- the Snark.

I2 Slowly q = 65116

IV Bar. Sax.

mp p molto espr. mf

(tutti)in a weak and shy voice

dear un cle-

of mine (af ter- whom I was named) Re marked,- when I bade

him fare well-

J2Fast q = 172126

I Picc.

III Cl.

Chimes

Orch. Bells

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to vibes

skip your dear un cle!"-

the Bell man- ex claimed,- As he

skip your dear un cle!"-

"Oh, skip your dear un cle!"-

the Bell man- ex claimed,- As he

I Picc.

III Cl.

Orch. Bells

Accord.

to chimes

he an gri- ly- tin gled- his bell.

an gri- ly- tin gled- his bell.

he an gri- ly- tin gled- his bell.

an gri- ly- tin gled- his bell.

K2Andante q = 80

I Picc.

III Cl.

to ten. sax.

con ped.

2 w/vib.

pp espress.

"He re marked- to me then," said that mild est- of men, "`If your Snark be a Snark,that is

to bass drum

right: Fetch it home

by all means you may serve

it with greens, And it's handy- for strik ing- a light.

falsettopphumming

falsetto

hummingmp

falsetto - in a weak and wearisome voice

seek it with thim bles,- and seek it with care;

You may hunt it with forks and hope;

falsettopp

humming

You may threat en- its life with a rail way- share;- You may charm it with smiles and soap

M2Allegro q = 172168

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Chimes

Orch. Bells

f marc.

("That's

("That'smf ff

ex act- ly- the meth od,"-

("That's

ex act- ly- the meth od,"-

Bell man- bold In a hast y- pa ren- the- sis- cried,

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

V Bs. Sax.

Chimes

Orch. Bells

176 Rit.

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

V Bs. Sax.

to cr. cym.

to brake drum

"That's ex act- ly- the way I have al ways- been told That the cap ture- of

to s. sax.

Snarks should be tried!")

N2Andante q = 92179

II Eng. Hn.

Accord.

to s. sax.

falsetto - in a weak and wearisome voice

"`But oh, beam ish- neph ew,- be ware- of the day, If your Snark be a

a a Boo jum!- For then You will soft ly- and sud den- ly- van ish- a way,- And

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

204 G.P.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

Chromatic Harmonica

nev er- be met with a gain!'-

pphumming

pp ppp

f pp ppp

pp ppp

O2 Same tempo212

"It is this, it is this that op press- es- my soul,

"It is this, it is this that op press- es- my soul, WhenWhen

I think of my un cle's- last words:

WhenWhen I think of my un cle's- last words:

When I think of mymy unun cle's-- last words:

And my heart

my heart is like noth ing- so much as a bowl Brim ming- o ver- with

qui ver- - - ing- curds!

qui ver- - ing curds!

qui ver- ing- curds!

unintelligible moaning sounds

P2Allegro q = 160241

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

ff mf ff

1Crash cym.

3 brake drum

mockingly

this, it is this "We

have had that before!"

mockingly

mf ff mf mf

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to chimes

3sus. cym.

3brake drum

Bell man- in dig- nant-

- ly said.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to picc.

to cl. FAST!

to b.cl.

3sus. cym. to bells

Q2Slowly q = 70254

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

ElectricVln.

R2Same tempo q. = 70

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

to .e.h.

me say it once more. It

ad. lib.

the Bak er- re plied-

it is this

I dread!

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

3 3 3 3 3 3

(night sounds)

ka ka ka ka ka ka ka ka

"I en gage- with the Snark ev ery- night af ter-

ppp (night sounds)

boo e- boo e-

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to D Harm.

3 3 3 3 3

3 3 3 3 3 3

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

V B. Cl.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

dream y- de lir- i- ous- fight:

serve it with

huh huh huh huh huh huh huh

unmuted

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

ka ka ka

I use it

greens in those sha dow- y- scenes, huh

huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh

mutedarco

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

Harm. D

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to cl.

D Harmonica

to chromatic3

3 3 3 3 3 33

ka ka ka ka ka ka

for strik ing- a light:

boo e-

remove muted

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

Accord.

if e ver- I meet with a a a a Boo jum,- that day, In a moment- (of

I Picc.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

Chromatic Harmonica

this I am sure), I

shall soft ly- and sud den- ly- van ish- - - - - a-

this I am sure), I

I Picc.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

to b.cl.

V2G.P.

V B. Cl.

Accord.

to sax.

to nothing

the no tion- I can not- en dure!"-

to nothing

to nothingAnd

Alla Caccia q. = 110

Fit the FourthThe Hunting

I Picc.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

Chimes

Orch. Bells

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to toms

to xylo.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

I Picc.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

fff mp

forcefully

Bell man- looked uf fish,- and wrin kled- his brow.

forcefully

on ly- you'd spok en- be fore!- It's ex ces- sive- ly- awk ward- to

I Picc.

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

I Picc.

Chimes

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

men tion- it now, With the Snark, so to speak, at the door!

I Picc.

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

Tom-t.

Chimes

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to e.h. FAST

2 to vibes

to marimba

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

I Picc.

II Ob.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

to ob. FAST

"The rest of my speech"

"The rest of my speech"(he

ex plained- to his men)

"The rest of my speech"

"You shall hear when I've lei sure- to speak it.

I Picc.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

But the Snark is at hand, let me tell you a gain!- 'Tis your glo ri- ous- du -

mf cresc. f

cresc. f

ty to seek it!

"To seek it with thim bles,- to

ty to seek it!

I Picc.

II Ob.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to e.h.

seek it with care; To pur sue- it with forks and

I Picc.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to marimba

hope; To threat en- its life with a

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

rail way- share;- To charm it with smiles and

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to cl.

to Db harm.

"Be a man!"

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

ElectricVln.

to bsn.

said the Bell man- in wrath, as he heard The Butch er- be gin- ning- to sob.

the Bell man- in wrath, as he heard The Butch er- be gin- ning- to sob.

"Should

we meet with a Jub jub,-

"Should

"Should we meet with a Jub jub,- that de sper- ate-

"Should

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

T. Ban.

ElectricVln.

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

IV Bsn.

We shall need all our strength for the job!"

to b.cl.

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

to cl.

to picc.

1 Andante q = 80The Beaver's LessonFit the Fifth

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

C3Allegretto (quasi 3/2) h. = 5618

to b.cl.

sought it with thim bles,- they sought it with care;

TheyThey pur sued- it with forks and

They pur sued- it with forks and

They threat ened- its life with a rai way- share;- They

charmed it with smiles and soap.

They threat ened- its life with a rai way- share;-

They charmed it with smiles and soap.

They threat ened- its life with a rai way- share;-

They charmed it with smiles and soap.

(two players)

Treble Choir

the Butch er- con trived- an in ge- nious- plan For

Accord.

ElectricVln.

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V B. Cl.

ElectricVln.

mak ing- a sep a- rate- sal ly;- And fixed on a spot un fre- quent- ed- by man,

A dis mal- and de so- - late- val ley.-

the ver y- same plan to the Bea ver- oc curred:- It had

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V B. Cl.

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V B. Cl.

cho sen- the ver y- same place: Yet nei ther- be trayed,- by a sign or a word,

to s. sax.

The dis gust- that ap peared- in his

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to bells

to bass drum

to vibes

Eachthought he was think ing- of noth ing- but "Snark" And the

glo ri- ous- work of the day; And each tried topre tend- that he did not re mark-

glo ri- ous- work of the day; And each tried to pre tend- that he did not re-

That the oth er- was go ing- - that way.

mark That the oth er- was go ing- - that way.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V B. Cl.

Harm. Db

Tom-t.

Orch. Bells

Accord.

ElectricVln.

Db Harmonica

to chromatic

to tam-tam

to vibes

w/vib.

con ped.

to toms

Adult Choir

the val ley- grew nar row- and nar

row- er- still,

And the

row- er- still,

And the

row- er- still,

And the

row- er- still,

And the

mf mp f

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V B. Cl.

Orch. Bells

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to bar. sax.

even ing- got dark er- andcold er,-

even ing- got dark er- andcold er,- Till (mere ly- from ner - vous ness, not from good will)-

even ing- got dark er- and cold er,- Till (mere ly- from ner - vous ness,- not from good

even ing- got dark er- and cold er,- Till (mere ly- from ner - vous ness,- not from good will)-

I Picc.

III Cl.

V B. Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

a scream,shrill and high, rent the

They marched a long- should er- to should er.-

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

mp mf mf

f w/o ped

to tri.

shud der ing sky,

Bea ver- turned pale to the tip of its tail,

theyknewthat some dan ger- was near:

Bea ver- turned pale to the tip of its tail,

theyknewthat some dan ger- was near:

mf mf mf mp

I Picc.

III Cl.

V B. Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

Orch. Bells

Accord.

ElectricVln.

Treble Choir

thought of his child hood,- left

e ven- the Butch er- felt

queer.

I Picc.

V B. Cl.

Orch. Bells

I Picc.

V B. Cl.

Orch. Bells

to bass drum. FAST!

That bliss ful- and in no- cent- statestate The sound so ex-

far far be hind- That bliss ful- and in no- cent- state The

to b. sax. FAST!

to xylo.

act ly- re called- to his mind A pen cil- that squeaks

sound so ex act- ly- re called- to his mind A pen cil- that squeaks

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

mf ff mf f

use extention tube if no low A available

pp p mp mf

on a slate!

Both Choirs

on a slate!

mf ff mf f mf

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

mf f mf ff

f ff fff

"'Tis the voice of

mix in a few screams

"'Tis the voice of the

ff mf f mf

I Picc.

III Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

let vibrateto marimba

to marimbalet vibrate

ffffTeble choir begins to scream uncontrolably

jub!"-

ff fffff

I Picc.

IV B. Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to cl.

to b.cl.

I Picc.

IV B. Cl.

Accord.

I Picc.

IV B. Cl.

Accord.

to s. sax.

J3Same tempo h. = 54

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

ElectricVln.

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

ElectricVln.

Treble Choir

turned- hand in- hand,- and the Bell man,- un manned- (For a mo ment)- with no ble- e mo- tion,-

Said "This am ply- re pays- all the wea ri- some- days

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

Accord.

to s.sax.

to bar.

We have spent on the bil low- y- o cean!"- Such

to b. sax.

friends, as the Bea ver- and Butch er- be came,- Have sel - dom if ev er-

friends, as the Bea ver- andand Butch er- be came,- Have sel - dom if ev er-

Accord.

ElectricVln.

been known; In win ter- or sum mer,- 'twas al ways- the

to bass drum

same You could ne ver- meet ei - - ther a

L3Faster h. = 56

153 Attacca

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to tam-tam

Fast q. = 150Fit the Sixth

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

ff fff

If low A is available

quasi 12/16

fp f ff

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Ban.

Accord.

Chromatic Harmonica

III Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

T. Ban.

Accord.

to t. sax. FAST

to cl.

to e.h.

to b.cl.

accord.cue

to whip

q. = 73Fit the Seventh

II Eng. Hn.

IV B. Cl.

III Ten. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

fp fff fp

Behind the bridgeFast, not in time - with pick

Behind the bridgeFast, not in time -

II Eng. Hn.

IV B. Cl.

III Ten. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

moltoff

moltoffp

pmolto

183Molto rall.

II Eng. Hn.

IV B. Cl.

III Ten. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to cl.

to b. cl.

to sus cym.

to tam-tam

1 Adagio q = 58Fit the Eighth

The VanishingM3

Andante q = 80

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV Cl.

V B. Cl.

ElectricVln.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

to e.h.

to b.cl.

to b.sax.

sought it with thim bles,- they sought it with

espress.

They pur sued- it with forks and hope;

mp They pur sued- it with forks and hope; They

They pur sued- it with forks and hope;

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

threat ened- its life with a rai way- share;-

They charmed it with

threat ened- its life with a rai way- share;- They charmed it with smiles, They charmed

threat ened- its life with a rai way- share;- charmed it with smiles and charmed

threat ened- its life with a rai way- share;- charmed it with smiles, charmed

smiles and soap.

with smiles and soap.

N3Alla Caccia q. = 11032

II Eng. Hn.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

to picc.

They shud dered- to think

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

to cl.

They shud dered- to think that the chase might fail,

I Picc.

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

the Bea ver,- ex cit- ed- at last,

Wentbound ing- a long- on the tip of its tail,

I Picc.

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

Accord.

the day light- was near -

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

ly past.

There,

ly past.

There,

mp f mf f

67 Rit.

II Cl.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to e.h.

to bar. sax.

to bass drum

There,

there,

"There

There,

there,

"There

There,

there,

"There

There,

there,

"There

Q3Broader q. = 100

III Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

Tom-t.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to ten. sax.

is Thing um- bob- shout ing!"- - - - "He is shouting- like mad, on ly-

"He is

is Thing um- bob- shout ing!"- - - - !" the Bell man- said, "He is shouting- like

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

Tom-t.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

shout ing- like mad,on ly- hark!

mad, on ly- hark!

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

Tom-t.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

is wav ing- his hands, he is wag ging- his head, He has cer tain- ly-

is wav ing- his hands, he is wag ging- his head, He has certain- ly- found a Snark."

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

III Ten. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

Tom-t.

T. Ban.

ElectricVln.

to Eb cl.

to tam-tam

to bass drum

to marimba

found a Snark."

Snark."

Snark!

Snark! Snark! Snark!

Snark!

Snark! Snark! Snark!

I Picc.

II Eng. Hn.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ChromaticHarm.

Tom-t.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to s. sax.

rect- and sub lime, for one moment- of time. In the next,that wild fig ure- they saw

Accord.

ElectricVln.

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

if stung by a spa sm)- plunge in to- a cha sm,- While

wait ed- and lis tened- in awe.

10 13 14

T3Quickly q. = 146

I Picc.

III Eb Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

all force!

a Snark!" was the sound that first came to their ears, And seemed al most- too

I Picc.

III Eb Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

all force!

to temple blocks

ff ffp ff ff

good to be true.

fol lowed- a

good to be true.

fol lowed- a

good to be true.

fol lowed- a

good to be true.

fol lowed- a

III Eb Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

tor rent- of laugh ter- and cheers: Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

tor rent- of laugh ter- and cheers: Ha!Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

tor rent- of laugh ter- and cheers: Ha!Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

tor rent- of laugh ter- and cheers: Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

I Picc.

III Eb Cl.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

ElectricVln.

to s. sax.

Ha!Ha!

Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!Ha!Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!Ha!Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Hoo ray!-

Hoo ray!- Hoo ray!- Hoo ray!-

Hoo ray!- Hoo ray!- Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

III Eb Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

ElectricVln.

to xylo.

Ha!Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!Ha!Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Then the om i- nous- words "It's

Hoo ray!- Hoo ray!- Then the om i- nous- words "It's

Hoo ray!-

Hoo ray!- Then the om i- nous- words "It's

Ha! Ha!Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!Ha! Ha! Then the om i- nous- words "It's

III Eb Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Bl.

Tom-t.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

2 to snare drum

a a a a a a a a a a a a a

a a a a a a a a a

a a a a a a

Then the om i- - -

148 G.P.

III Eb Cl.

I Sop. Sax.

II Sop. Sax.

IV Bar. Sax.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Bl.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to cl.

(If no low A, use extention tube) to b.cl.

to bass drum

a a a a a a a a a

a a a a a a a a a a

nous words "It's a

W3 q. = 80

ChromaticHarm.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to E Harm.

fffffshouted

si lence.-

fffffshouted

ppp humming pp

fffffshouted

ppp humming pp

fffffshouted

ppp humming pp

fffffshouted

ppp humming pp

Accord.

ElectricVln.

fan cied- - they heard in the air A wea ry- andwan der

ing- sigh

sound ed- like

"jum!" but the oth ers- de clare- It was on ly- a breeze that went by.

X3q. = 80183

III Eb Cl.

II Cl.

IV B. Cl.

III Eb Cl.

II Cl.

IV B. Cl.

pp molto espr.

solomp

hunt ed- till dark ness- came on, but they found Not a but ton,- or

feath er,- or mark, By which they could tell that they stood on the ground Where the

III Eb Cl.

II Cl.

IV B. Cl.

III Eb Cl.

II Cl.

IV B. Cl.

Y3Same tempo q = 80

Bak er- had met with the Snark.

to cl.

to picc.

to ob.

the midst of the word he was try ing- to say,

He had soft ly- and

the midst of the word he was try ing- to say,

In the midst of his laugh ter- and glee,

He had soft ly- and

In the midst of the word he was try ing- to say,

He had soft ly- and

In the midst of the word he was try ing- to say,

He had soft ly- and

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

Insert extention tube of cardboard into bell for final low note.

remove tube

sud den- ly- van ished- a way

ad lib.

Snark was a Boojum,- you see.

ad lib.

p ff p

Z3Very Fast (q. = 160)

I Picc.

II Ob.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

Orch. Bells

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

to tamb. FAST!

B bm B bm G Ab A

I Picc.

II Ob.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

I Picc.

II Ob.

III Cl.

IV B. Cl.

V Bs. Sax.

Harm. E

T. Ban.

Accord.

ElectricVln.

E Harmonic3

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