Downton Abbey (Original Score) John Lunn & The Chamber Orchestra Of London

• 1 A Royal Command (From "Downton Abbey") 04:50
• 2 Pillar Of The Establishment (From "Downton Abbey") 01:49
• 3 Gleam And Sparkle (From "Downton Abbey") 02:48
• 4 God Is A Monarchist (From "Downton Abbey") 03:02
• 5 Two Households (From "Downton Abbey") 05:00
• 6 Incident At A Parade (From "Downton Abbey") 02:57
• 7 Sabotage (From "Downton Abbey") 03:33
• 8 Maud (From "Downton Abbey") 01:29
• 9 Honour Restored (From "Downton Abbey") 02:40
• 10 Never Seen Anything Like It (From "Downton Abbey") 02:28
• 11 Not Entirely A Bad Night (From "Downton Abbey") 03:00
• 12 May I? (From "Downton Abbey") 03:09
• 13 Taking Leave (From "Downton Abbey") 02:26
• 14 Resolution (From "Downton Abbey") 02:15
• 15 You Are The Best Of Me (From "Downton Abbey") 02:44
• 16 Sunset Waltz (From "Downton Abbey") 03:52
• 17 One Hundred Years Of Downton (From "Downton Abbey") 05:13
• Total Runtime 53:15

Info for Downton Abbey (Original Score)

The soundtrack to the new feature film Downton Abbey, scored by composer John Lunn, will be released on 13 September 2019. The Downton Abbey film score, composed in a similar style to the two-time Emmy Award-winning music from the television series, is richly orchestrated with the familiar title theme making an appearance throughout. In a throwback to the ‘Roaring Twenties’, upbeat jazz arrangements appear alongside lavish waltzes, reflecting the popular styles of the day.

The feature film Downton Abbey is scheduled for cinematic release on 13 September in the UK and 20 September in the United States. The original award-winning television series, centered on a great English estate on the cusp of a vanishing way of life, first aired on ITV in September 2010 and has enjoyed six critically acclaimed seasons. The film picks up where the last TV series ended in the autumn of 1927, joining Lord and Lady Grantham and the extended Crawley family as they prepare for a visit from the reigning King George V. Original cast members, including Hugh Bonneville, Elizabeth McGovern and Dame Maggie Smith, star alongside new cast members, Imelda Staunton, David Haig and Geraldine James, in the script by Julian Fellowes.

Scottish composer John Lunn has composed all the music for the television series Downton Abbey since it began in 2010. His haunting theme for Downton Abbey evoked the turning of years, and the uncertainty and undercurrents of tragedy that touched everyone’s lives during that turbulent era. John Lunn’s music possesses a unique voice and spans a wide spectrum of music styles. Classically trained, yet contemporary in attitude, he combines a highly intelligent and sensitive approach with a sound that always hits at the emotional heart of a piece. He received two Primetime Emmy Awards for his music for Downton Abbey and two BAFTA nominations in 2012 and 2016. Lunn also received critical acclaim for his scores for three BBC Charles Dickens adaptations: The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Little Dorrit, and Bleak House.

Lunn was the first choice to score the feature film Downton Abbey and recalls, “I was delighted to be approached to create the feature length film score to a series which has had a huge impact on audiences and fans all over the world. At first it was like discovering a long-lost friend, but gradually I realised that we’d never really been apart; by the end it was just such a joy to revisit this material and have the opportunity to take it to a whole new level.”

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