How I want them to score the chariot scene in the movie

This post is probably going to lean more on the musical side than on the acting, but I will insert my wishes on some of that, too. Anyway, here's how I picture the scene going in the movie:

District 12's chariot is getting ready to make its entrance, and you can start to hear the music, and as the chariot moves forward, the music gets louder and more clear (I CAN'T WAIT to hear "Horn of Plenty" again, I've missed it!). And for a while, it just continues, proud and grand, although the horses are getting agitated. And then when the firecracker is thrown and the horses go into full-blown panic, the music cuts out completely. Nothing in the background, the only sound would be the chaos unfolding as the parade gets out of control. (I forget what the technical term for that is called, when the soundtrack abruptly stops)

And then when Haymitch and Louella are thrown from the chariot, once his hand comes away bloody, some soft strings would start. (Here he might even nudge her, as if in disbelief that she's dead..."Sweetheart?") He stands up, taking her body in his arms, the music becomes more intense, still strings only. He hijacks the District 1 chariot and some percussion and maybe brass is added to the mix. As he gets closer and closer to Snow's mansion, the music swells even further. (imagine the soundtrack from the first film, when it showed the aftermath of her death and the riots in District 11). And when he reaches the mansion, he lays Louella's body at his feet, and the music cuts out again. Now the only sound is Haymitch clapping, giving Snow his sarcastic applause.