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currentmusicology-4821	Taylor, Jeffrey	Earl Hines and "Rosetta"	2001	23	.pdf	application/pdf	8602	407	68	Certainly, Hines must have felt pride in his tune, in addition to 90 CURRENT MUSICOLOGY Example 5: Earl Hines, Rosetta (October 6, 1939), Take 4, AI, mm. 31-32 and A2, mm. 1-2. ~~ r~ r~ r~ ~ ~,H .... ~ .. : '5 ~ _-:i ,'-'I' ~ -=r ~-=r:jf-,d. The slowly descending glissando of Take 4 (perhaps a signifying reversal of the upward sweep with which Hines usually an­ nounced his band's theme song, Deep Forest) obscures both harmony Example 7: Earl Hines, Rosetta (October 6,1939), Takes 3 and 4, compared versions ofmm. 1-4 of original tune.	cache/currentmusicology-4821.pdf	txt/currentmusicology-4821.txt
