Piano - Conductor.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer. W. KETELBEY.
ALBERT

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IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
Synopsis.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheesli' are heard; the beautiful
princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated by full orchestra)- she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph
now pass-
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are heard
again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey; the themes of the princess and the camel-
drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

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-
camel-drivers gradually approach'.'
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 Piano - Conductor.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer. ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
 Piano - Conductor.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
oi/nojjs'is.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheesli' are heard; the beautiful
princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to
clarinet and cello,
then repeated by full orchestra)- she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer.
The Caliph now pass-
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are
heard again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey; the themes of the princess and the
camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

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 1st Violin.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
by the Composer.
ALBERT \V. KETELBEY.
 1st Violin

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
Synopsis.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheesh" are
heard; the beautiful
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to clarinet and cello,
Caliph now pass
1 mterru P ts the attainment, the beggars are heard again, the princess pre-
ol^r^V^rJ
pares to depart and he caravan resumes its journey the themes
of the princess and the camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place
becomes deserted.

Moderato. (J = 108.) "The camel-drivers gradually approach!'

(with steady movement) Pice.
its j
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Cue ,

Cello & Bass. Pizz. pp$\.ZZ.

Violin'

(Pizz. marcato)

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 1st Violin.

Brass mated

"The beggars in
R) the market place."

CH.
(Sing- loudly)

Back- sheesh, back - sheesh,

9
1 1 ft

jot (Not tube played.)

Al lah! Back-sheesh, back - sheesh, Al lah! Back-sheesh, back - sheesh,

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Brass open

Al lah! Emp - shi .'

Emp - shi J Emp shi .'
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1st Violin.
^g^'The beautiful Princess approaches.*'
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dolce. (not dragging.)

pizz.
pizzA h
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 Oboe.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer. KETELBEY.
ALBERT W.
 —
Oboe.
—> 1

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer. ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
Synopsis.
1

The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheesh' are heard; the beautiful
princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated b} full orchestra)— she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now pass-
r

es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are heard again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey; the themes of the princess and the camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

"The camel-drivers gradually approach!'

Moder.alo. (J=ios.)
(with stead,}! movement)
8 ... 6

PP
m9 pi

®
"The beggars in
^ the market-place."

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meno mosso.
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Oboe. 8

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"The jugglers in the market-place."

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"The snake-charmer."

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"The Caliph passes through the market-place."

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"The beggars are heard again."

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Solo "The caravan resumes its journey."

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"The market-place
becomes deserted."

dim. poco a poco Fine.

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 1st Violin.

j)) "The jugglers in the market-place."

'Poco
pizz

marcato
piii mo

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 1st Viojin.

"The Caliph passes through the market-place."

(Play small notes if no Cornets 8c T rombo nes)

VV brass
HHk.lH
maTtiatt!
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— — — — M ' »

®"The
Sing as
beggars are heard again."
distance
if fn 1

Back-shees
Back-sheesh, back - sheesh, Al -
'
- lah! Back -sheesh,
(not to be played.)

P r
back -
o
sheesh,
*m Al
r lah! Back- sheesh, back - sheesh, Al
r . f!
lah! Emp - shi!

"The Princess prepares to depart."

pj

Emp - shi? Emp - shi!

1

w/ rfo/ce
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dim.
PPP

®"The caravan resumes its journey."

Tempo I.
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Drum
I'izz. 8e
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 1st Violin. 7

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jilggl iit^ ^f
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(muted)
(Y^ (inlcissimo
—

jo espress.
(muted)

Clt.(euod in Cello)

dim.
ptzz.
a » |» |»
j9 f

Hssn. (cued in Cello) "The market-place becomes deserted'.'

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 1st Violin.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
by the Composer. KETELBEY.
ALBERT W.
 IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
aynopsis.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheosh are heard; 1

the beautiful
princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by
a theme, given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated by full orchestra), she stays to watch the
jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now pass
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the
beggars are heard again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and he caravan resumes its journey the themes of
the princess and the camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes
deserted.

Moderate (J = 108.) "The camel-drivers gradually approach!'

(with steady movement) Pice.

Cue

Violin'
Cello & Bass. Pizz.

VP
pppiZZ.

Mm

(Pizz. marcato)

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/ cresc. poco a poco

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div.

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"The beggars in
IV) the market place."
Ob

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cit
(Sing loudly)

Bock- sheesh, back - sheesh,

j2

(Not tube played.

Al lah! Back-sheesh, back - sheesh, Al lah! Back-sheesh, back - sheesh,

i r
Brass open

Al lah! Emp - shi Emp - shi! Emp - shi!

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32:

ft

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 —
4 1st Violin.
©"The beautiful Princess approaches."
Poco meno mosso en. &ceiio

dolce. (not dragging.)

pizz.

H3 pizz.*.

J s
J i jji.

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Uf4 • •

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 1st Violin.

(j)) "The jugglers in the market-place."

Pice. U Ob

Poco piu mo
pizz.

4
marcato

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1st Viojm.

"The Caliph passes through the market-place."

(Play smull notes if no Cornets & T rombo nes)
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Sing as
beggars are heard again."
distance
if in

W
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4
1
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1
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— Back-sheesh, back
(not to be played.)
- sheesh, Al -
'

lah! Back - sheesh,

3~
—»r f5
baok . sheesh, Al lah! Back- sheesh, back - sheesh, Al - lah! Emp shi!-

pi
"The Princess prepares to depart."

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Cg a

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—— F

izz.
#- &
•
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1

dim.
r
®"The caravan resumes its journey."
Tempo I.
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(Clt. 8Y? lower) C°
f2 ,
k , V|

——— 1 ~^ as 1
" 1 ff • k ~"
W UI —a —i
1
wj -I

(Prepare mures)
(muted)
riolcissimo
(J)

4i espress.
jo entire;-
(muted)

Clt.(cued in Cello)

dim
pi//.

1
Bssn. (cued in Cello) "The market-place becomes deserted 1
.'

Tjrmp.it Bafts

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 1st Violin.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
 1st Violin

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
e
Synopsis.
. ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheosti are heard; the beautiful
1

P r C SS ed y Se vantS (she is "presented by a theme, given at first

then
t l ^71
h in repeated by°Vn l ? a she
full orchestra),
f '

stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer.

to clarinet and cello,

S
Z a! ^
mterrupts the entertainment, the beggars are heard again,
»L« to Adepart* and he caravan resumes its journey; the themes
pares
The Caliph now pass
the princess pre-
of the princess and the camel, drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes
deserted.

Moderate cJ = 108.) "The camel-drivers gradually approach!'

(with steady movement) Pice.

Cue

Violin'
i
Cello
VP
8c Bass. Pizz. pppiZZ.
A 4y
Tom -Tom

(Pizz. marcato)

Bass.
arco

7"i dibits iVextcution rtsircfs.

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 1st Violin.

Brass muted

"The beggars in
R) the market place."

i cit.
(Sin^ loudly)

Bock- sheesh, back - sheesh,

Jj (Not tube played.

Al lah! Back-sheesh, back - sheesh, Al lah! Back-sheesh, back - sheesh,

i Li* r

Brass open

Al lah! Emp - shi .'

Emp - shi! Emp

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— 1st Violin.
—
Princess approaches.**
Poco meno mosso cn.&reiio

dolce. (not dragging.)

pizz.
pizz,

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V

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7
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(D) "The jugglers in the market-place."

Pice, k Ob—^_ _ _ _ m . _ _

/'Poco pin mosso

pizz. >
m
i
marcato
mi 4MJ

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 I —
1st Viojin.

"The Caliph passes through the market-place.'

(Play small notos if no Cornets k T rombo nes)

jpnin
" '^~3 ,J~] i ,
.
U
nii
1-1 ^i-njn^
,
7!
an/i| Ljl
J
j
ann^j^

®"The
Sing as
beggars are heard again."
in^istance if I

Back -sheesh, back - sheesh, Al r lah! Back - sheesh,

(not to be played.)

3i
r p
back .sheesh, Al lah! Back- sheesh, back - sheesh, Al lah! Emp - shi!

p». "The Princess prepares to depart."

r
Emp -
gj*
shT?
1

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Emp
U
- shi!
7
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mj .

dolce

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izz.
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p
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m— 5 ,
0

dim.
0 1

"The caravan resumes its journey."

HJ Tempo I.

Fizz. & Drum

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(pizz. marcato)

i
i

dt a jiff
I jfTTI [
P # *
ft

^9oco a poco (

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1'
4'

4i
a
w

(Clt. 8Y? lower) arco

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(Prepare mutes)
st/ijif'i \ii?\^r] \^j/ tf

|jt^^ J "
lit/

(muted)
dolcissimo
(J)

m
jo espress.
(muted)

Clt.(ciied in Cello)

dim.
pizz.
5 *
*
l»
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J)
»
J)
H
F?ssn. (cued in Cello)
"The market-place becomes deserted 1
.'

Tymp. & Baas

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 Bass.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.

MADE, IN ENGLAND
 B&8S.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer. ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
Synopsis.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheosh' are heard; the beautiful
1

princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated by full orchestra)— she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now pass-
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are heard again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey^ the themes of the princess and the camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

Moderato. (J=ios.)
with steady movement "The camel-drivers gradually approach."
pizz.

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Bass. 3

/^s"The beautiful Princess approaches."

(2) Poco meno raosso.
pizz. arco _|_

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marcato

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(/nrz sempre)

"The snake-charmer.

9^
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"The Caliph passes through the market-place."

E) (Play small notes if no Cor.net & Trombones)

Trb.
(Play)
pizz

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(F)"Thc beggars are heard again."
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place becomes deserted!'
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 Bassoon.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
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Bassoon.
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IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
Synopsis.
ALBERT W KETELBEY.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheesh'' are heard; the beautiful
princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated by full orchestra)- she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now pass-
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are heard again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey; the themes of the princess and the camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

"The camel-drivers gradually approach!'

Moderato (J = io8
(with steady movement) (A) •
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Play small notes if no H orn
(jm'<The beautiful Princess approaches."
tt 14 ^ ^ 13

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Bassoon.
"The jugglers in the market-place."

f-rf i V it ff ,
f f i
f f i
f f |fV
^Poco piu mosso.

"The snake-charmer."

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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
ff 'r^V'The Caliph passes through the market-place."
•^2nd Trom. St Horns

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again!'
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8

sempre ppp sf Fine.

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 Horns in F.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
by the Composer.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
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Horns in F.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer. ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
Synopsis.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheosk" are heard; the beautiful
princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated by full orchestra)— she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now pass-
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are heard again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes its journeys the themes of the princess and the camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

"The camel-drivers gradually approach."

Moderato.
®
(J= 108.)
{with steady movement)
48:
1 j 1 j 5
mfpoco a poco

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beggars in the market-place"
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melodia marcato

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7
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Horns in F.

/Poco piu mosso

"The snake-charmer. 1'

a.

marziale

(E)"The Caliph pa sses through the market-place.

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 Harp.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer. ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
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Harp.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
Synopsis.
ALBERT W KETELBEY.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheesh" are heard; the beautiful
princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated by full orchestra)- she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now
pass-
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are heard again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey; the themes of the princess and the camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

"The camel-dri vers gradually approach'.'

Moderate. (J = 108.)

- (with steady nnovement.)

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 2 Alto Saxophone

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer ALBERT W. KETELBEY
Synopsis.
The camel-drivers gradually approach} the cries of beggars for "Back-sheesh" are heard; the beauti-
ful princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to clarinet and
cello, then repeated by full orchestra)- she stays to watch the jugglers and snake charmer. The Calip
now passes through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are heard again, the
princess prepares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey; the themes of the princes and the
camel-drivers are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

Moderato (A)
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# Alto Saxophone 3

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2 B!> Tenor Saxophone

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo - Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer
Synopsis
ALBERT W KETELBEY
The camel-drivers gradually approach the. cries of beggars for "Back sheesh" are heard; the beautiful
princess enters carried by servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated by full orchestra)- she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now
passes through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are heard again,the prin-
cess prepares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey; the themes of the princes and the
camel-drivers are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

Moderato
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(D) Poco piu mosso

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 Flute.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer. ALBERT W. KETELBEY.

'JADE ifi SNOL^WO

 Flute.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
Synopsis*
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheesh" are heard) the beautiful
princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated by full orchestra)- she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph
now pass-
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are heard again, the
princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes its journeys the themes of the princess and the camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

Moderate. (J = 108.)" The camel-drivers gradually approach."

(with steady movement) I ,

32

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r 7 1 7 1
=E^ :

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"The beggars in
"W W w w
-W -w • (^B) the market-place."
> >
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>
m pm

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®"The beautiful Princess approaches."
Poco meno men no.
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Poco piu raosso

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"The Caliph passes through

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Solo

/g\ "The caravan resumes its journey." •

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 Clarinets in Bk

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer. W. KETELBEY.
ALBERT

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Clarinets in Bk

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
oyno/ms.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheosh" are heard; the beautiful
princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated by fuU orchestra)- she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer.
The Caliph now pass-
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are
heard again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey; the themes of the princess and the
camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

"The camel-drivers gradually approach."

Moderato. (J=i08.)
(with steady movement)
fife? a , . 1
,
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1
k=m
wi m m m ) 1 J ) V

VP =— mI?f cresc. poco a poco

in mm
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m

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®"The

m
beggars in the market-place."
-mace.'

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,
Poco meno raosso.

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"The caravan resumes its journey."

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dim.
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PI
pp

if
® Solo.

f
16 2*PP

"The market-place becomes deserted."

E |
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 Cornets in Bk

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene,
Orchestra by the Composer. W. KETELBEY.
ALBERT

«ADi in i iMGLA <i'.

 2
Cornets in BK

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by Composer
v the composer.

Oi/nopsts.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheesh" are heard*
the beautiful
princess enters earned by her servants, (she is represented by a theme,
given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated by full orchestra), she stays to watch the jugglers
and snake-charmer. The Caliph now pass-
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the
beggars are heard again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey; the themes of the princess
and the camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes
deserted.

"The camel-drivers gradually approach"

18 Mute dmj
flu
cresc. poco apocc > >> >
tT

(S^The beggars in the

i (muted)
m m
Play small notes if

(muted) se mpre yknrcato

no Oboe or Horn

i I

market-place'

r sempre marcato

5S 3=r 3

i 3t
(play open) fff marcato

Pi * 1

* 2 .

m
PI
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— « —

Cornets in Bk
©"The
"The beautiful
b Princess approaches."
_JPoco meno mosso

5
pp Horns is /»Hn. Horns 12 p

i 4 '
i J

'
• -J — —gb~~'2*—4
^
I i

:ifj
^ Pla Y
•

// mf
1 J
0 1
1

a J J ••
•

i IE is a s ~ p
3? ZS 1 1
«—«t 8E 3 i
#2
f
# * —
3=p m>
g=gi
f if
^j))
"The jugglers in the market-placer

3^
muted
mute

f
>>> — —
rm
p # m f =t ''p >

1 1 i
> >>
-
V-H J' V J) V
#

"The snake-charmer." - "The Caliph passes through the market-place."

a ; ^b? -
m m m m ,
m m m m 1^ -nr # m
tt
5
T i i a. \ \ l

14 (open) J^Soli. marziale hrillante stacc. simile

0-m-m— 0- 0—m—m

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 —
Cornets in Bk.

dim.

si
g "3
J J
T
Horns
^prepare mute) dim

®"The beggars are heard again'*

> > 2:

"fun ted -
:

f if f
"The Princess
VjJ/ prepares to depart!'

~V <3 9 3; a i 9=

f ff 1

1 i i -3»

1 — f 5
T3~ S> ST
f
/Tj\"The caravan re- a t
k£vT sumes its journey\l "The market-place becomes deserted"

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 Trombones.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.

MADE IN ENGLAND
 .

o Trombones.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer. ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
Synopsis.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheesti' are heard; the beautiful
princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated b3' full orchestra)— she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now pass-
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are heard again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes -its journey; the themes of the princess and the camel -drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

"The camel-drivers gradually approach!'

Moderato.(J= 108.) (A)
(with steady movement)
Play 1st Trombone if only one
43— " 9

h y J) v IJ
(muted) mf cresc. poco a poco

m
J31 BE iff

ff(muted.)
P rrp *Hjir r 1
"The beggars in the market place."

Horns

-j I
j
j I
j j M (open)
f f
fff marcato
|f £f fj |
=

©"The beautiful Princess approaches."

Poco me no mosso Kssn. Bssn.
VV\ ^ *j '
14 1* TTJ*.
P
,

PI;

ff

p.
f .If

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 Trombones.

m -g -
g >
1
6
g *
1
rj
I
r;
I — Ml (mute)

® "The jugglers
i a
in the market-placel'
i ^ i

£3
(mated)
"The snake-charmer. 1

>- > >

1 14
u
k mar: tale
(mut ed) opet 1

,/F 29 Sol °

"The Caliph passes through the market-place."

^hi*'AAA
AM A I
I PA
?A ,VA.
i\>M- AAA
AM- A I
I
VA
V > •
+
'H su
hrillnnte stacc.

0-0 —0 Am 0 fl n
a —: i .^ i

PIP
(p)"The beggars are heard again?

* -»
dim.
m 3
prepare mute

QV'The Princess prepar es to depart."

v

p (muted)
MM* 1

P J f P
v

Horns
8 1 P^T~> r-
g
S 9 -
I f>

"The caravan resumes its journey."

©Tempo I.
2(i ® 24
"The market-place becomes deserted."
8 >

7
^1
open

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 DRUMS

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer. ALBERT W. KETELBEY.

Made in England.
 h

Drums.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
Synopsis.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheesh" are heard; the beautiful
princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme,
given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated by full orchestra), she stays to watch the jugglers
and snake-charmer. The Caliph now pass-"
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the
beggars are heard again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey; the themes of the
princess and the camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

tymp Moderato. (J=i08.)

y "The camel drivers gradually approach."
^ n (with steady movement)
8t
,^* ]
/'
| Tom -Tom (or S. D. with loose snares)
1 2 3 4 5 6

(prepare Sleigh Bells)

Slei gh Bell s

y ST2 .JJJU
cresc. poco a poco
Sleigh Bells Sleigh Bells

j£j> j>:j>,>j>:; j>, ? jo, j>ij>>jo ?

Tom -Tom
m B.D. cresc. poco a poco

- — ~~ ~
;
p
7
p
[J 7
p 7 p 7 —p p
l
zp
^7p7 p y
m
l
wcrrrm
|
Jy
'

I
m
p -
7p7
m
I
p
p 7
p
=p^
7.go to Tymp. Tymp. or(B.D.) cresc. poco a poco

®"The beggars in the market place."

Tom -Tom

3
^tULd ,
WJwrom 7 j)7 J) 7 j^j) 7 J^7- Jl7^Jl 2 ^! J ! *1 J
) V~jT^-t-[r 7 [I 7 I
[7
7~(T 7 1
[) 7 f
I
[7 7 [7 7 I
[
I 7
/Tymp.

:
-f-7-f 7 l'J-7~T" i

P = F ^Ifr 7 [f 7 I
f 7 [
7 7 I
F 7 j I
p' V [T V I
fT V 7

SD-_

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 Drums.
The beautiful Princess approaches."
Loose L.Cym with L. Cym with
Cym. (C)
V^y Tymp stick Tvmp. stick
.

2 Tymp.(or B.D.) Tymp. V

0 00 i j jj

pp~ — -
_

i
j j J
m 1
17 g
Solo B.D.
L. Cym with
L. Cvm Tymp. stk.
Tymp. Tymp.

B.D.

L.Cym. L.Cym
Tymp. Tymp. Tymp.

r r ^ B.D.
w
B.D.
r
L.Cym. with
Tymp. stick L.Cym.
Tymp Tymp.

Ei i I 1
r *B.D.
1
r t r r%r». r r
L.Cym L.Cym with
L Cym. L.Cym.
Tymp., stk.
2" Tymp.
\ „ >
,

5E
1 r r r
« or

B.D. B.C.
L.Cym. with
Tvmp. stick L
Tymp Tymp. Tymp. 2
J=J: J J J j°Tt J
23 # 1
| 1

r r * vff~T s
t_r Goto
Tambourine
The jugglers in the market place."
DjTambourine (or Chinese Drum) Tymp.

"
-f Din
BID. B.'D.
Tambourine(or Ch.Dr.)

• 0 0 -zm. Si = 2 T in Tom- Tom & Tymp.

b!d. B.'D.
The snake-charmer."

i 7 8
1
« l take Sleigh
lane rsieje-n Bells.

5
10 11 12 13 14

®"The Caliph passes through the market place."

L.Cym. L.Cvm.
N ' L^Y™
^ sJBe ls
O.OCU3 _ i - - s.Bells

g 3f -
S.Bells .Cym. S.Bells
2

F PP -
dim.

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4 Drums.
®"The beggars are heard again."

J
— n£
Tom -Tom

/ fl 1 fl 7 fl 7 fl 7 fl fl fl fl 7 fl 7 fl 7 i
b 7 «:;

E-
f B.D.
r
>r > >r r
> r r r
> r
> : < r . r r r

»>: — 7 J 7 .ll7 JIJI -t-u -+7-iJ-^-fl —^-a 1 7 J 7 J°3 -7—J- 7 J

r r r f r
©"The Princess prepares to depart."
Tri. . . ,
p Loose Cvm. :

j j j

r L?
JO B.D
r r

J J I - a J ri J - - J J J-i
~|
| |
I
|* |

t t i 1 1 1
B.D.
r r r r r r r r r
Tri.i
2 J J
*> 1

(II) Ternp^O^I."'p|le caravan resumes its journey."

[
>=^=^-^4[>^-^ ) 7 1 [I 7 [T~~7 I
fT^p'v I pv^Tvl pg^Ep 7 1 [?~r-p— »-
ffTym^.marcato dim.poco a poco

J J J y 1 2 3 4
A fl
7 [)
-fj
7 =ta=fc^ 7 1 ^ 7_ -f 7 [J 7
1? Tymp.
j) Tom-Tom
5 6
Jl 7 i> 7 J>? J 7
—^-M^-p^-M- \ a .
fl fl
j

Glock
a a « « J ? p—rlp-rp-n
? »
|
1 i *

dim. (go to Glock.) p dnlce.

(go to Tymp.)
2
l % g » I
*
}
j-H-J 1 ip

Loose Cym Loose Cym.

PP
^ l
[
?7~
f
j 7 1
[) 7~f)
7 H|§ 3*
g 7 [)-7+f)-^=¥
Tymp.
i
jt^t?Tymp.(or B.D.)

Loose Cym.
"The market place becomes deserted." j

fH^74f^4=lf 7 ? 7 I
f 7 \ \$- Jf-t-tf-+-t
?
Jt^jo Tymp.
B.D. Cym.
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 — Chorus of Men's Voices (ad lib)

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
ALBERT W KETELBEY.
Synopsis.
The camel-drivers gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheeshM are heard; the beautiful
princess enters carried by her servants, (she is represented by a theme, given at first to clarinet and cello,
then repeated by full orchestra)— she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now pass-
es through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the beggars are heard again, the princess pre-
pares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey; the themes of the princess and the camel- drivers
are heard faintly in the distance and the market-place becomes deserted.

tml&iy 'tv^nt>" The — gradually approach!'

Vlns.
Ob oh

I 9
Tf Jit? i

If
®"The beggars in the market-place

3 mm
Back-sheesh,baek- sheesh, Al lahl Baok-sheesh, back - sheesh, Al \ - - lah! Back-sheesh,

mm
back - sheesh, Al lah! Emp-shi!
i
Emp - shi!
J
Emp-shi!
|
J i

Back-sheesh, back - sheesh,

- — -

mmAl lah! Back-sheesh, back-sheesh; Al

JUT lah! Back-sheesh, back-sheesh, Al

Princess approaches."
^ _ (g) "The beautiful

"fir Cello & Clt.

-lah! Fmp-shi! Emp-shi! Emp- shi!

fl
13
—T — 1 ] tm 1
8
1

tS r^UjLf 1

i
1 1
p r f r 1

'» >«
a —5 i
-rcH
« j
—Ua 8^=% 1
1

-i

B '
W 1
—SB M
/C^ "The jugglers in "The snake- s
the market-place V -charmer." (Ej"The Calipl i passes through the rt Larket-place."

- B
-ff^ht 1 1 ™ 1 wm 1

i 5 "pS r
JJ 'l^l^l
©fas i/' in distance)
"The beggars are heard again'.'

I Pp r I
Back-sheesh, baok-sheesh, Al
^ 0 1
fi>

lah! Back-sheesh, back-sheesh, Al

-lah! Back-sheesh, back-sheesh, Al lah! Emp-shi! Emp-shi! Emp-shi!

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 Organ.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
ALBERT W. KETELBEY.
 ,

Organ.

IN A PERSIAN MARKET.
Intermezzo-Scene.
Orchestra by the Composer.
a
oynopstS.
. ALBERT W KETELBEY.
he Can el - drivers
gradually approach; the cries of beggars for "Back-sheesk"
nrt
theS
J
«^
thrS t
cQ \
SY fnl7 r t
V
y r C
Se
^
? WatGh the ju
r ) " She St/ yS t0 r '
are heard; the beautiful
an S (S e iS re P resented h>* a theme given at first to clarinet
^ ^rs
> and cello,
lers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now pass-
es
Dare "tol^rf^t
f t e ltertflitlment
Van r6SUmeS US !
° Urne
^^th * b are heard again, the princess
»

the themes of the Princess and the camel-

^
^e
are L
Irl heardf? h
faintly J® distance and
in the Tf j
the market-place becomes deserted.
drivers

Moderato. (J= 108.) "The camel drivers gra dually approa ch"
fun/A steady movement
J

m»
-ppp
< Dr. & Bass.

3 * =f=4
^4 5

v3*
pi
/

i
6 m
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Organ. 3

—/'The beggars in the market-place."

m
(B)(Sine loudly)

S3E 5
3
/
Back - sheesh, back - sheesh, Al
Pi lah!
i
Back- sheesh, back - sheesh

m p
III 3:

3 J. 4
i
t>
5 fl
—s
4
3 1
Jfl
* *

m
i la h! Back-sh eesh. jack - s heesh , A1 - - - la hJ Emp - shi Er up- shi! Emp. shi!
0- 4 9-
m f
# (g
«
w r P — — 5
-Si

Foil Organ

f a-
Back-sheesh,back -sheesh, Al lah! BacksheesHjback-sheesh, Al Backsheesh , back sheesh Al

i m 3: i I*
"The beautiful Princess approaches."

M
i

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1

i— 1 M E#
4 ; «-
1
h! Emp-s hi! Enip-s hi! IJmp - sii! P ^Clt. & Cello
-4-tI»
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l
•
Hi
<
•
j!

? u -p
—1 1
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i:
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to? if?

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m -lza=ts:

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122: 3r_

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3 3

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— -r
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"The jugglers in the market-place."
Pice.

JP^ —ri J J J
Poco piu 1 QOSSO

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* *

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Organ.
"The snake-charmer.'

4 H

— i
5 s
-J—• — • ;
1

« m—m- « —* :

S-- it i; '

* if- if- # -5? 4h

:

<

Dal iph pa sses through the market-] )lace."

tt f £
fi ^=
Brass So li
L> > > > >
ff Trumpets ft . ft ^* H
e # #
?!• e :
9- :

ffr T^f=

m mm dim.
1* s
3
-

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r

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ti Organ.
<T*The
)
beggars are heard again'.'
(Sing as^in distanci

m :

Back-sheesh, back - sheesh Al - lah! Back-sheesh, back - sheesh,

i
lah! Back-sheesh,

5C

©"The Princess
prepares to depart!'

-<S-
2
back- sheesh Al lah! Emp - shi Emp - shi! Emp

§5 P P I 32 32

-s1
-a:
r f ^t r ff
2=

— i

—«sH—6 &~~
S — it 1 Hi
«>
t
— -p — fi —n
«s — -5>
ft 1

G
3 9

"The caravan resumes its journey."

B) Tempo I.

E=3=5 iN''vj< J'

3:
I

S3 PS
dim/ poco a poco

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7

o />oco
# g 0 — *--

tip

S3* f
-pa
mm mm 1
®
VP f

as:
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p r
;4 3
T i:l

-p
—It*—
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pi ^ y
P
y
1

y
P > 1

B assoon "The mark et-place beco mes deserted!'

r 7
pppp

I
r^
1
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r4
J) v j) V

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1
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 — a —
Piano - Conductor.
> >

[I t~

p » i_ i i

fj* H" H
Tymp. tc SI. Bells

®"The beggars in

m
the market place."
Chorus of Men's Voioes

m
w. w.
-zarcato

kltfG.)
==: *— i
Back - sheesh, back - sheesh, At lah! Back - sheesh, back - sheesh,

Via. Cello
Bass pizz.
Tamb.|
mm tr * m.

sempre marcato.

Al
1 i
- ffh! Back - sheesh, back - sheesh, Al lah! Emp - shi!

d' MUM
«

.aw f-f r
=^ 3
...
:

•
«

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cato
*'ft
ip - s hi! Emp shi! > Tutti J Fffsemp
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0— -»

m
0—.
J «
« .

IM
m
^ 1

|/ S.D. roll
•

1
1 1
» M — s=

0 a
"C
-f sH J~n
3 § 9-tf-

si
Solo

m m f 0— — 07-

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Loos* Cyui.
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 —
Piano - Conductor.
"The beautiful Princess approaches."
(g)Poco meno mosso. (not dragging.)
Cello &Clt.

It) Plzz.
Pi
Horns & Trb.
f
SeHarp sustained. espress.

Ty°'P- Pi /i.
i.SI
Strings
^ & Harp
B.D.
r
& L.Cym r * Tymp.

B.D. & L.Cym.

Iwiorp
...

f
>JCdx
rTymp
B.D. L.Cyn».

• g

f=4#
gig |
f f *

Fl. & Ob. added

£5
Tutti

P
1.3
* Tymp roll.

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WAV. Vln tc Cello

;
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1
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—m
1
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1
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i
J
•
j

B.D.& L.Cym. Cym

Pice

p — 3Z gji
t; P |

Pizz. piiimosso

9- —
i
+
r
Cym
f
Cym,

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Poco piu mosjso.
{JD) "The jugglers in the market-place."
Pice

Tambourine (or Chinese dram.)

Z—t— I #
-0- m. m. -m
f f
i ,

§ T—nig
B rnss

5 5= 5
4
til

f r 1 S
i i y l y

US 1 v 9 rfr
Tom Tom. Harp tc
Bassoon. Bassi.
Cello Pizz.

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Piano - Conductor.
"The snake-charmer."

b " —J
4 rfrr
1

-J
jj. Ill
Clt s. Ob. addc d —

Brass

f
ff

^*
^ *
(j^ "The Caliph passes through the market-place."

Brass Soli

« S S ^43
sempre marcat
f —
Cym.
L.Cy
r
SI. Bells. I
r—— r
c_r r r r t —
Horns cued in Cor.

ft 2nd Horn coed in Ctt.

Bssn. added
Trhs

Si S
S^Bells f u r r
i
r n
M=3t
r
•
r
9 trat
cj" "T r
3
»

dim.

r 7
J l

±?3r
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 — Piano - Conductor.
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"The beggars are heard again."

F) > > =>-

^ VT.W. b muted Cornets

m3=3 hJ a
1
(SING.) Back -sheesh,

i J in
back - sheesh, Al fahl Back- sheesh,

J J
3^
back - sheesh,

J
Tom
To
Tom
I rr
simile
E
p f '
i

>-

i i —4
-»
1 it
iah! Bai ;k -sheesh, baok - shees *i lahl

Jin 1
— *» —
p

Strings & WW.

Emp - shi!
C
Emp -
ft
shi!
f
Emp shi! mf
B
espres8> sonore
muted Brass su
ass sustain
Harp

5
f z: ^zz

n =f^ 5 3—— —
• J _ '*
«

4? — fa
r
-4
—o ^= 1

„ f
'
=1—
—
;
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