DON QUIXOTE A Suite in four parts ¥OK MILITARY BAND by V. F. SAFRANEK NO 4 A Spanish ViNage NO’ 8. Dulcinea N@ 2, Sancho Panza NO 4 Don Quixote oo ‘This Suite is founded on. the story of the same name by Cervantes, and of the four parts, the first. three are characteristic. The fourth is somewhat descriptive, introducing. the Don's warlike but sad nature. Dur: ing his journey in quest of adventure he discovers the windmills. After the encounter he again’ sets forth, lamely at first; but eventually is again the. self-confident, heroically-inclined knight of yore. The time of performance without intermission is-12. minutes, divided ap- proximately. as follows: N° I- 3 minutes, NO II- 244 minutes, NO III- 216 min- utes and N? IV- 4 minutes. The'first number should be played rather lei- surely and the beli. should be a deep-toned one.. In NO II small notes: should ‘not be played unless: the instrument, named be not represented. The melody in the first part of NO Iil though written for oboe, is cued in the cornet, clarinet, soprano and alto saxophone parts,and may be played by either, or by such combination of these instruments as the conductor may- find available. The next-to-last bar in NO IV" (call) should be taken very slowly. ss PRONUNCIATION Quimote,- Hi-ka-te (Hi as in-hing, Ho as in hos, Te as in Pot, with ao- cent onthe second syliable). Sancho Pansa,- Santcho Pantha, (Oho as in chores, the Z as th in thiof, ac- cents on the first syliables), Duldinea,- Dool-thie-ne-a, (the second syllable as thie in. thief, Nea as if neigh-ah, accent on the second sytiable), 7Don Quixote. A Suite in four parts. Conductor. V.F.Safranek, N¢ i. A SPANISH VILLAGE. United Staten i Milter, Andante moderato, (4-30) 203. PPLE | TLE Hora, ) P8¢C1. ™ sapetine renewed r Copyright wewey? ‘by Cart Fischer, New York. amas 07 International Copyright Secured.Conductor. Pisce ctcor. te 9 I dig fi THE nf vw I 4 ii chars noid) or, nf Core nf i fi sayyae-o7