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The Bremen Town Musicians for narrator, violin, and cello

Kile Smith

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for David Yang and Auricolae

The Bremen Town Musicians for narrator, violin, and cello adaptation, K.S. from a tale collected by the Brothers Grimm

Kile Smith

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3 (As I was saying...)* Once upon a time, there was a donkey, who for many long years had carried the corn-sacks back and forth to the mill without tiring. But at last his strength Narrator: Once upon a time, started to leave him, and he was not going to be able to work much longer. He knew that there was a donkey... his master would soon get rid of him, so before that could happen, he ran away and took the road to Bremen. 22

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* parenthetical text in italics is spoken to the musicians

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“I may not be good for anything,” he thought, “but in the city at least I can be a musician. Maybe I will play the lute.”

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After he had walked some distance, he met an old hound...

...he met an old hound lying by the road and gasping as if he had run a long way.

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(Thank you.) “What are you out of breath for, old fellow?” asked the donkey. “Ah,” replied the hound, “because I am old and weak and cannot hunt anymore, my master wanted to kill me. So I ran away. But how can I earn enough to eat now?” 34

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4 “Listen,” said the donkey, “I am going to Bremen, and shall be a musician there; come with me and you can be a musician, too. I believe you would make a fine drummer.”

finish “drummer” before here

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The hound agreed, so the two walked on together.

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Before long they came to a cat, sitting on the…

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(please...) Before long they came Before long they came to a cat, sitting on the path... to a cat, sitting on the path...with a face as sad as three rainy days.

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(That’s better.) “Hello there, old whiskers, why the sad face?” asked the donkey. “Who can be jolly when his life is in danger?” answered the cat. “I’m getting old, my teeth are worn to stumps, and I’d rather sit by the fire than hunt mice. So my mistress wanted to drown me. So I ran away... 58

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5 “We are going to be musicians in Bremen and will need music to play,” said the donkey. “Everyone knows that a cat can see in the dark, and everyone knows that composers work at night, so you can stay up all night and be our composer!” The cat thought that made sense, so the three now walked on together.

...but now I don’t know what to do. Where am I to go?” 60

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After this, they came to a farm, and, sitting on the gate, crowing at the top of his lungs, was a rooster. 69

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“Your crowing goes right through my bones,” said the donkey. “Why all the commotion?”

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“Fine guests are coming tomorrow, and the lady of the house wants the chef to make soup with me as the main ingredient,” said the rooster, “so I am crowing as loud as I can, while I can.”

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6 The donkey said, “Come with us to Bremen! You have a fine voice. Being a singer there has to be better than being a bowl of chicken soup here!” The rooster agreed, so now all four traveled on together.

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They could not reach Bremen in one day, so in the evening when they came to a forest, they wondered where they might sleep. As they walked, they spied a light deep in the woods. They thought that if it were a house it would be better to sleep there than in the forest. They were also getting hungry, and could use something to eat! 90

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So they made their way toward the light, and sure enough, it was a house. They crept to the window and peeked in. Inside were open bags filled with treasure, and fierce-looking men sitting around a table that was covered with wonderful things to eat and drink. 91

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7

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“Food!” said the hound.

“Oh, how I wish we were in there!” said the donkey.

“Drink!” pizz. said the cat.

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(Sshhh!) (Ahem.) “That’s what we could use!”

And the rooster said, “That’s what we could use!”

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So they put their heads together to think how they might drive the robbers away, and at last they came up with a plan. The donkey would place his front feet on the windowsill, the hound would jump on his back, the cat would leap on his back, and finally the rooster would fly up and perch on the cat’s head! When they were ready... 112

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8 ...they began to make their music! The donkey brayed, the hound barked, the cat meowed, and the rooster crowed. 113

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Then they burst through the window and into the room, scattering glass everywhere!

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At all these horrible noises, the robbers sprang up, thinking that the souls of the dead were shrieking for them, 122

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and fled into the forest as fast as their legs could carry them. 124

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9

The four musicians now sat down at the table, and feasted to their hearts’ content. When they had finished, they put out the light, and each sought out the perfect place to sleep. The donkey laid himself down on some straw in the yard, 126

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and the rooster perched on the peak of the roof; 143

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and being very tired, they all soon fell asleep.

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10

But after a while, the robbers saw from far off that the light was no longer on in the house, and that all seemed peaceful. The chief of the gang said, “Why did we let ourselves be scared silly?,” and ordered one of the robbers to go back and look the house over. He tiptoed up to the 148

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house and listened at the door. All was quiet…. He then went in to light a candle, which woke the cat, who opened his eyes. 149

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The cat did not think that was at all funny...and flew in his face! snap

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The robber was dreadfully frightened, and ran to the back door,

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but tripped on the hound, who sprang up and bit his leg.

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11 He then ran across the yard, surprising the donkey by the straw-heap, who gave him a sharp kick with his big hind foot.

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The rooster, awakened from all the noise, roused himself and cried from the roof, “Cock-a-doodle-doo! Cock-a-doodle-doo!”

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So the robber stumbled and ran as fast as he could back to his chief,

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and said, “There…there is a horrible...witch in that house, and she spat on me and scratched my face with her long sharp fingers! Then there’s this...man by the door with a knife, and he stabbed me in the leg! And in the yard is a huge... monster who pummelled me with his wooden club! And all the while, up on the roof, sits the judge, who cried out, 180

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12

‘Throw the crook in jail! Throw the crook in jail!’

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I barely escaped with my life!”

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And from that time on, the robbers never went near the house again. As for the four musicians, well, they found it so agreeable that they decided to stay.

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13

And if you happen by that part of the woods, you’ll hear a house filled with music. They never did make it to Bremen! molto rit. arco a tempo 201 œ ° # pizz. & œ œ œ œ œ œ

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