The Lonely Man Brass Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music
22114141
The Lonely Man
22114141
22114141
22114141
Details
Brass Ensemble - Level 4 - Digital Download
SKU: A0.939491
Composed by Joseph Harnell. Arranged by Scott Hagarty. Contemporary. Score and parts. 11 pages. Scagarty Music #6575605. Published by Scagarty Music (A0.939491).At the end of most of the episodes from the 1978 TV Series, The Incredible Hulk, the main character, David Banner, is shown leaving whatever town or city he was in, walking alone down the highway, sometimes hitch-hiking, as he has typically destroyed buildings, human lives, and relationships as his "Hulk" persona earlier in the episode and can no longer show his face in town. The music that accompanies this ending scene is the tragic and sad "The Lonely Man." It is so stereotypically and overly dramatic, that it has become something of an internet meme, being featured on an episode of Family Guy as well as numerous Youtube videos. This setting for brass quintet stays faithful to the original version for solo piano by Joe Harnell and captures the mournful and sad atmosphere perfectly.
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