HP: Prisoner of Azkaban Complete Cue List & Analysis

Jay · June 9, 2004

Jay · June 9, 2004

Here is an analysis of the music as heard on the cd:

01. Lumos! (Hedwig's Theme) 1:38

The Main Titles / Opening Scene, heard in complete form at the start of the film.

02. Aunt Marge's Waltz 2:15

Music for Harry blowing Marge up. It runs 1:43 in the film.

03. The Knight Bus 2:52

[0:00-0:23] (0:23) Is a portion of the cue for when The Knight Bus Arrives and Harry boards (the full cue runs 0:53)

[0:23-1:20] (0:57) Is the first part of the Knight Bus ride, ending when Harry is slammed into the glass. It runs 0:46 in the film.

[1:20-end] (1:30) Is an alternate for the second half of the Knight Bus ride, the film version of this cue is 1:24

04. Apparition on the Train 2:14

The original version of the cue for the Dementor boarding the train to Hogwarts. The film version is shorter (2:03) and has a different ending (which could be tracked).

05. Double Trouble 1:37

A special recorded-for-the-album version of the Double Trouble song.

06. Buckbeak's Flight 2:08

This cue in the film is shortened to 1:44.

07. A Window to the Past 3:53

[0:00-2:28] (2:28) I don't know what this music is. It could be concert arrangement material. Segues into:

[2:28-3:26] (0:58) The middle of "A Walk in the Woods / Winter", omitting the first 8 seconds. The final 70 seconds are dropped to segue to:

[3:26-end] (0:27) I don't know what this music is either.

08. The Whomping Willow and the Snowball Fight 2:22

[0:00-1:20] (1:20) Is the music for the scene where the Whomping Willow tosses Harry and Hermione around. It is shortened to 1:00 in the film.

[1:20-end] (1:02) Is the music for Invisible Harry throwing snowballs and messing around with Draco and his goons outside the Shrieking Shack. It runs 0:47 in the film.

09. Secrets of the Castle 2:32

[0:00-1:30] (1:30) Is the music for Dumbledore and Snape talking in the great hall while the children sleep on the floor. The film version (1:26), omits the quote of Hedwig?s Theme at the very end (which would have underscored the Whomping Willow shaking its leaves off).

[1:30-end] (1:02) This cue covers a transition as the camera pulls out of the Gryffindor dormitory and shows a very stormy night, then the next morning a bluebird?s fanciful flight is cut short by the Whomping Willow. Shortened to 0:39 in the film.

10. The Portrait Gallery 2:05

[0:00-1:34] (1:34) Underscores the scene where it is discovered that Sirius Black attempted to get into Gryffindor dormitory by attacking the Fat Lady painting (shortened to 1:22 in the film). In the movie, the cue goes on to cover the scene of the Hogwarts door being locked, but on the album we segue to:

[1:34-end] (0:31) I don?t know what this is, but it is similar to music underscoring shots of the Dementors floating around outside Hogwarts.

11. Hagrid the Professor 1:59

[0:00-0:30] (0:30) This music underscores the Knight Ghosts ?breaking? through the glass windows of the Great Hall. Shortened into the film to 0:18, but preceded in the film by 0:11 of an unreleased intro.

[0:30-end] (1:29) Hagrid leads the students into the woods for his first class. Shortened to almost half its original length in the film (it runs 0:47).

12. Monster Books and Boggarts! 2:26

[0:00-0:28] (0:28) Cue for Harry trying to tame his Monster Book in the Leaky Cauldron. Runs 0:49 in the film because the album version shortens the silent parts.

[0:28-0:42] (0:14) Parvati?s Boggart (the snake)

[0:42-1:07] (0:25) Ron?s Boggart (the spider). The last 9 seconds are replaced by source music in the film.

[1:07-1:58] (0:51) Harry & Lupin's Boggarts (Dementor and the Moon). The first 14 and last 22 seconds are replaced by source music in the film.

[1:58-end] (0:27) Neville?s Boggart (Snape), shortened in the film to 0:20, but preceded by an unreleased 0:14 intro

13. Quidditch, Third Year 3:47

[0:00-0:14] (0:14)I don?t know what this is, it is definitely not in the film anywhere. Could be an alternate version of ?Draco?s Note? Overlaps with:

[0:10-end] (3:37) The Quidditch match, drastically shortened to 2:29 in the film.

14. Lupin's Transformation and Chasing Scabbers 3:01

[0:00-1:33] (1:33) The title of this track is misleading. It is not the music for when we see Lupin first transform, but the music for the SECOND werewolf scene. It starts with Harry & Hermione's talk about him seeing his dad cast the Patronus, and continues through Harry and Hermione racing over to the Whomping Willow when they hear Lupin transform again. After Hermione performs her wolf-call, an excellent percussion based chase piece ensues in the film; But here on the album we segue to another cue before that extraordinary piece plays.

[1:33-end] (1:28) Scabbers runs away and Ron is taken into the Whomping Willow by Sirius. It runs 0:50 in the film. I?m not sure, but the plucked strings portion (the part similar to Flight From Peru from Raiders), could be an alternate take in the film

15. The Patronus Light 1:12

This is very similar to the three ?Learning the Patronus? cues in the film, but it is not exactly the same.

16. The Werewolf Scene 4:25

Lupin turns into a Werewolf, Peter turns back into Scabbers and gets away, and Sirius turns back into a dog to protect our gang from a now uncontrollable Werewolf Lupin. The cue ends as Harry follows the injured Sirius down to the lakeside.

17. Saving Buckbeak 6:39

[0:00-2:18] (2:18) Buckbeak?s Execution. Shortened to 2:01 in the film, but followed by 0:19 of unreleased material

[2:18-end] (4:21) Harry & Hermione save Buckbeak. Shortened to 3:54 in the film. The film version also has a slightly different ending (For the bats flying past them as they wait near the Whomping Willow).

18. Forward to Time Past 2:33

This cue actually plays in complete form in the film. Harry and Hermione go back in time, watch Malfoy get punched again, and approach Hagrid?s Hut.

19. The Dementors Converge 3:12

Harry and Sirius by the lakeside. Harry tries to conjure a Patronus but fails, the Patronus from future-Harry works, and Harry passes out. Shortened to 2:58 in the film.

20. Finale 3:24

[0:00-1:57] (1:57) Harry conjures the Patronus to save Sirius. The album version omits the first 0:31 of the cue, underscoring Buckbeak vs. Lupin. The album version also drops the last couple seconds to segue to:

[1:57-end] (1:26) Lupin takes off on Buckbeak. The film version goes on for an additional 0:34 to cover Harry and Hermione racing back into the castle.

21. Mischief Managed! 12:13

Harry gets his Firebolt / End Credits. In the film this cue is preceded by 0:11 of Hedwig?s Theme, but that could be tracked. Also, about 0:12 of the Double Trouble material at the start of the end credits has been trimmed from the album version.

Here?s the break-down of the CD in chronological order.

01. Lumos!	1:38	Track 01
02. Aunt Marge's Waltz	2:15	Track 02
03. The Knight Bus Approaches	0:23	Track 03a [0:00-0:23]
04. The Knight Bus Part 1	0:57	Track 03b [0:23-1:20]
05. The Knight Bus Part 2 (alternate)	1:30	Track 03c [1:20-end]
06. The Monster Book of Monsters	0:28	Track 12a [0:00-0:28]
07. Apparition on the Train	2:14	Track 04
08. Double Trouble (alternate/album version)	1:37	Track 05
09. Stormy Night	1:02	Track 09b [1:30-end]
10. Hagrid the Professor	1:28	Track 11b [0:30-end]
11. Buckbeak's Flight	2:08	Track 06
12. Knight Ghosts	0:30	Track 11a [0:00-0:30]
13. Neville?s Boggart	0:27	Track 12e [1:58-end]
14. Ron?s Boggart	0:25	Track 12c [0:42-1:07]
15. Parvati?s Boggart	0:14	Track 12b [0:28-0:42]
16. Harry and Lupin's Boggarts	0:51	Track 12d [1:07-1:58]
17. The Portrait Gallery	1:34	Track 10a [0:00-1:34]
18. Night Vigil / Autumn	1:30	Track 09a [0:00-1:30]
19. Quidditch, Third Year	3:37	Track 13b [0:10-end]
20. A Walk In The Woods	0:58	Track 07b [2:28-3:26]
21. The Snowball Fight	1:02	Track 08b [1:20-end]
22. Buckbeak?s Execution	2:18	Track 17a [0:00-2:18]
23. Chasing Scabbers	1:27	Track 14b [1:33-end]
24. The Whomping Willow	1:20	Track 08a [0:00-1:20]
25. The Werewolf Scene	4:25	Track 16
26. The Dementors Converge	3:12	Track 19
27. Forward to Time Past	2:33	Track 18
28. Saving Buckbeak	4:19	Track 17b [2:18-end]
29. Werewolf Scene Again	1:33	Track 14a [0:00-1:33]
30. Dementors Converge Again	1:57	Track 20a [0:00-1:57]
31. Sirius Takes Off	1:20	Track 20b [1:57-end]
32. Mischief Managed!	12:13	Track 21

UNKNOWN / UNUSED
01. A Window To The Past (segment 1)	2:28	Track 07a [0:00-2:28]
02. A Window To The Past (segment 3)	0:27	Track 07c [3:26-end]
03. The Portrait Gallery (segment 2)	0:31	Track 10b [1:34-end]
04. Quidditch, Third Year (segment 1)	0:14	Track 13a [0:00-0:14]
05. The Patronus Light	1:12	Track 15

Here's how to make yourself a mostly chronological version of the album without splitting up any tracks:

RECOMMENDED CD LISTENING ORDER:

01 - 02 - 03 - 04 - 05 - 11 - 06 - 12 - 10 - 09 - 13 - 07 - 08 - 15 - 14 - 16 - 19 - 18 - 17 - 20 - 21

Mr. Breathmask · June 9, 2004

Whoa.

Jay · June 9, 2004

Yea. This took me 17-18 hours to complete.

#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal · June 9, 2004

Good work.

Jay · June 9, 2004

Few things I just thought of checking out:

Peter's Theme appears in 5 cues, none of which are on the soundtrack.

Sirius's Theme appears in 3 cues, 1 of which is on the soundtrack.

The Patronus Theme appears in 2 cues, 1 of which are on the soundtrack.

Buckbeak's Flight Theme appears in 2 cues, 1 of which is on the soundtrack.

Double Trouble appears in 10 cues, 5 of which are on the soundtrack.

The Past Theme appears in 8 cues, 1 of which is on the soundtrack. (Althought it is of course also in "A Window to the Past")

Hedwig's Theme appears in 4 cues, 2 of which are on the soundtrack (I'm not counting the quote of it just before Mischief Managed in case that is just tracked in)

The Flying Theme (aka Nimbus 2000) appears in 1 cue and its on the soundtrack.

I'm not counting the cut&paste portion of Mischief Managed in any of the above.

Ren · June 9, 2004

Holy Moly,

Nice work, interesting to read.

Yoda Longbottom · June 9, 2004

Excellent work, Jason! I haven't heard the score yet (waiting to hear in the film first) nor seen the movie, but thanks to buddies at jwfan.net I feel like I've known both by heart now...

:devil:

Thanks!

MSM · June 9, 2004

Thanks a lot Jason! I'm especially pleased by your analysis of music as heard on the cd.

Marian Schedenig · June 9, 2004

There'ss a theme for the Patronus, but it only plays twice: When Harry conjures it practicing with Lupin, and when he conjures it to save Sirius at the end.

Isn't it just the "Window to the Past" theme? At least that's what it is on the CD, and as far as I remember, the same goes for the movie.

There?s a theme for Sirius Black: I could only hear it 3 times, but its possible its in there more (my bootleg was muddled at times). I heard it: When the kids crowd around the newspaper in the Great Hall, when Harry sees the Grim in the sky during Quidditch, and when Sirius reveals himself in the Shrieking Shack. You?d think it would be used when Mr. Weasley warns Harry in the Leaky Cauldron, but Peter Pettigrew?s Theme is used instead.

What about the Knight Bus? The theme appears in the CD version of that at least. I assume that part was written for the newspaper scene in the bus, but perhaps it was not used in the film?

]There?s a theme for Peter Pettigrew: It?s a 9 note theme that plays (I counted) 7 times: when Mr. Weasley warns Harry about Sirius, when Harry arrives in the basement of Honeydukes, Ron and Hermione in front of the Shrieking Shack, the scene were Harry and Peter pass each other in the dungeon, when Harry and Hermione climb the stairs to the Shrieking Shack, when Scabbers transforms into Peter in the shack, and lastly when Harry tells Peter that he?ll spare his life, but will give him to the Dementors.

It's also heard after the credits.

This theme does not appear on the soundtrack at all (the music at the beginning of Track 13 is similar sounding, but it is not this theme).

I still believe that thing at the beginning of #13 involves the Sirius motif though.

Marian - whose memory of the score in the film is fading already. :devil:

Lurker · June 9, 2004

I did pay full price to see the film in the theater opening night, and only downloaded the bootleg to do this analysis.

I'm sure Jack Valenti won't mind then. :roll:

Neil

diskobolus · June 9, 2004

Well I'm glad someone else did it this time. I remember doing CoS really time consuming.

Ray Barnsbury · June 9, 2004

Excellent job, between you and Takis we're really being spoiled with analyses of this score.

What about the Knight Bus? The theme appears in the CD version of that at least. I assume that part was written for the newspaper scene in the bus, but perhaps it was not used in the film?

Can you post the time this theme appears in the track? I listened to the cue yesterday listening for the Sirius theme, and never heard it.

Ray Barnsbury

John Takis · June 9, 2004

The "Double Trouble" theme appears in "Quidditch, Third Year" at 1:09.

Jay · June 9, 2004

Isn't it just the "Window to the Past" theme? At least that's what it is on the CD, and as far as I remember, the same goes for the movie.

Nope. The Past Theme is 8 notes, the Patronus Theme is 7 notes.

What about the Knight Bus? The theme appears in the CD version of that at least. I assume that part was written for the newspaper scene in the bus, but perhaps it was not used in the film?

I just listened to the CD version.... theres definitely a part in there (At about 2:11) that is similar to the music at the beginning to Track 13, but I still don't think either of them are Sirius's Theme... not sure though.

It's also heard after the credits.

So I've heard... (I really need to see the film in the theater again). Regardless, this placement of it is probably just tracked from one of the actual film cues.

Jay · June 9, 2004

The "Double Trouble" theme appears in "Quidditch, Third Year" at 1:09.

Holy crap, I never noticed..... (digs out the cd and puts it on)...

Hmmmm.... Is that really Double Trouble? Its 8 notes and all but.. it sounds so different than every other time the theme plays....

I wonder if it plays in the film..... (digs out the mpg)...

Well, that part of the cue is not in the film version anyway, so my statement that the theme disapears about 50 minutes in still stands

What did you think of my analysis John?

King Mark · June 9, 2004

Great analysis.It would benefit from you adding your personnal review/anecdotes/praise to each of the cues.

Where's "Secure the Castle"?

K.M.

John Takis · June 9, 2004

Hmmmm.... Is that really Double Trouble? Its 8 notes and all but.. it sounds so different than every other time the theme plays....

Listen more carefully ... it's the full 11 notes. It sounds different because the full-step interval has been shortened to a half-step interval. This renders it less playful, closer to the Grim motif. But it's definitely a variation on the DT theme.

Well, that part of the cue is not in the film version anyway...

Really? I hadn't noticed that. Having a bootleg mpeg helps.

What did you think of my analysis John?

Pretty comprehensive -- good job!

Jay · June 9, 2004

Great analysis.It would benefit from you adding your personnal review/anecdotes/praise to each of the cues.
Where's "Secure the Castle"?
K.M.

I included the "Secure the Castle" music as the unreleased ending of "The Portrait Gallery".

Yea the full cue analysis is coming soon...

King Mark · June 9, 2004

Isn't it just the "Window to the Past" theme? At least that's what it is on the CD, and as far as I remember, the same goes for the movie.
Nope. The Past Theme is 8 notes, the Patronus Theme is 7 notes.

Sounds the same to me...if it has one note less it's just a variation.

K.M.

Marian Schedenig · June 9, 2004

I also think it is.

Listen more carefully ... it's the full 11 notes. It sounds different because the full-step interval has been shortened to a half-step interval. This renders it less playful, closer to the Grim motif. But it's definitely a variation on the DT theme.

Agreed.

Ray: I don't have times right now, but it appears in the menacing section near the end...before the final jazzy bit I think. That part is not repeated during the credits montage.

Marian - not listening to the score for a change.

Jay · June 9, 2004

Nope. The Past Theme is 8 notes, the Patronus Theme is 7 notes.
Sounds the same to me...if it has one note less it's just a variation.

OK, but the Past Theme goes:

bumBUM bumBUM bumBUMbumbum.... bumbumBUM bumBUMbumbum

and the Patronus Theme goes:

bumbumbumbumBUMbumbum.... bumbumbumbumBUMbumbum

Its not the same theme to my ears.

The Patronus Theme is on the CD in track 20, from 1:22-1:35, and 1:40-1:53

King Mark · June 9, 2004

Maybe were not talking about the same passages,i'll recheck with your times.

BTW,you should change your name to Lord Jason.

K.M.Who has problems with random numbers in screenames.

Jay · June 10, 2004

I actually do want to change my screen name.... is that possible?

JoeinAR · June 10, 2004

so in otherwords you broke the law

shameful, and disgusting.

Henry B · June 10, 2004

One thing I noticed is that the B version of Hedwig's Theme (such as in the beginning of "Harry's Wondrous World") does not appear at all except in "Lumos!"

Ray Barnsbury · June 10, 2004

The Patronus motif is a clear variation on the Past theme. There's no question about it in my mind, and it makes perfect sense, though you wouldn't know it from watching the film.

Ray Barnsbury

Lurker · June 10, 2004

I actually do want to change my screen name.... is that possible?

Yes. Create a new user account.

Neil

IrishCal24 · June 10, 2004

Jason, I know you've avoided the source music in you analysis but, if you've the time, would you mind checking over the Hogsmead scene to clear up the issue regarding "A Winter's Spell"? Even though John disagrees, I still contend that the carol being sung in the village is the same one heard in the first film and soundtrack (Track 12). It may be a different lyrical verse but, to my ears at least, it is being sung to the same tune.

I've only had the chance to see the film once so I might very well be proven wrong, which I don't mind; however, not knowing for sure has been bugging the heck out of me.

Rogue_Leader · June 10, 2004

Damn! Some of you people have WAY too much free time on your hands. :thumbup:

Marian Schedenig · June 10, 2004

Its not the same theme to my ears.

I think even though it might be syncopated, it's still the same theme.

Marian - :wave:

fommes · June 10, 2004

I'm sorry if this has been asked before or if this is common knowledge, but what source music is played during the Boggarts scene. Williams's music is mixed with a swing source cue, that is similar to his Swing Swing Swing in 1941; and I noticed it first in that splendid X-Files show "Triangle". The former xfilesmusic.com identified it as a cue from Williams that shows up on his Swing or Sing cd? Is this correct? Anybody know what the title is of this? Thanks!

Jay · June 11, 2004

I just wanted to say that I'm a few moments away from posting my complete track-by track analysis. I will also be editing the first post in this thread as I've decided to change the names of some tracke titles, and I found a different bootleg that contained the complete "Harry and Peter cross Paths in the dungeon" scene. I also noticed something I hadn't noticed before: Peter Pettigrew's Theme actually plays one last time as he transforms back into Scabbers during the cue I call "Harry & Sirius / Peter Gets Away / Lupin Transforms".

I also will hopefully be posting mp3s of some of the unreleased tracks if I can find a way to extract audio of of these mpgs.

Going through the entire score again, I also verified that no parts of A Window to Past are in the film at all.... a few seconds here and there are very similar or almost identically, but they must be alternates to different edits of the scenes in question (And I'm pretty sure at least the opening is recorded-for-the-album concert arrangement-type material).

Jay · June 11, 2004

Nevermind that... turns out that Track 16 is a complete cue, and its the music for Lupin's Transformation and the ensuing werewolf vs dog fight.... the first half of track 14 is just completely mislabled (and I still don't know what the music is!)

King Mark · June 11, 2004

I also will hopefully be posting mp3s of some of the unreleased tracks if I can find a way to extract audio of of these mpgs.
.

I'm very interested.

K.M.

Henry B · June 11, 2004

I also will hopefully be posting mp3s of some of the unreleased tracks if I can find a way to extract audio of of these mpgs.

If you can't, then just record your speaker output. That works for me when I'm trying to get sound out of movies.

Jay · June 11, 2004

Aha! I figured out what the first part of Track 14 is! Its the music for the SECOND werewolf scene, when Harry and Hermione-from-the-future are chased by him in the woods! Its just shortened/alternate in the film like so many other cues....

Jay · June 11, 2004

I replaced the listing of the as-heard-in-the-film cues in post1 of this thread with my complete cue-by-cue score analysis. I figured that information was pretty much useless to anyone anyway, and it made more sense to put the complete analysis at the top of the thread. So please scroll up to the top if you want to check it out. Also, post #2 has been updated/corrected as I figured out more aspects of the soundtrack while completing the analysis.

Sometime this weekend I will try to transcribe the lyrics to "A Winter's Spell", and also work on getting those mp3s up somewhere!

Ray Barnsbury · June 11, 2004

Wow, how thorough. Thanks for taking the time to do this, I never get tired of reading these.

Ray Barnsbury

The Train Station · June 11, 2004

Wowza! Makes me drool over the thought of a 2-disc-set! Unfortunately, it'll never happen (at least not any time soon).

Rogue_Leader · June 11, 2004

I still always tend to ignore all this score analysis stuff. I feel it gets in the way of enjoying the music. As I've said before I just feel music should be taken as it is heard. Some people try to read into this stuff like they are listening for subliminal messages from Satan or something.

fommes · June 11, 2004

(The source music plays when each student is getting prepared, switches to score when the Boggart turns into the student's fear, and returns to source music when they successfully cast the Riddikulus charm).

I'm sorry if this has been asked before or if this is common knowledge, but what source music is played during the Boggarts scene. Williams's music is mixed with a swing source cue, that is similar to his Swing Swing Swing in 1941; and I noticed it first in that splendid X-Files show "Triangle". The former xfilesmusic.com identified it as a cue from Williams that shows up on his Swing or Sing cd? Is this correct? Anybody know what the title is of this? Thanks!

Anyone, please? I suspect it must be Sing Sing Sing, or Swing. I've discovered there are two CD's with swing music from the Boston Pops and Williams, but since I have neither of those...

Thanks for helping me out!

Lotman - NP Conan the Barbarian

Jay · June 11, 2004

Sorry Lotman I don't know what the Boggart source music is.

Anyway, I've updated the first 2 posts to fix a few mistakes and typos, and gave better track names to a couple tracks. I'm also trying to make a complete cue list but I can't seem to format it to look good (using tab to seperate colums seems to do nothing when posted?)

Jay · June 11, 2004

Complete cue list:

01. Lumos! (Hedwig's Theme)	1:38	CD Track 01
02. Aunt Marge's Waltz	2:15	CD Track 02
03. Family Photo	0:14	Unreleased
04. The Playground	0:27	Unreleased
05. The Knight Bus Approaches	0:53	CD Track 03a [0:00-0:23] + Unreleased (0:30)
06. The Knight Bus part1	0:57	CD Track 03b [0:23-1:20]
07. The Knight Bus part2	1:30	CD Track 03c [1:20-end] (alternate)
08. The Monster Book of Monsters	0:49	CD Track 12a [0:00-0:28] (album version shortens silent parts)
09. Mr. Weasley's Warning	0:56	Unreleased
10. Train in the Rain	0:15	Unreleased
11. Apparition on the Train	2:19	CD Track 04 (alternate ending)
12. Arrival at Hogwarts	0:55	Unreleased
13. Dumbledore's Speech	0:42	Unreleased
14. Gryffindor Dormitory	0:13	Unreleased
15. Stormy Night	1:02	CD Track 09b [1:30-end]
16. The Grim	0:30	Unreleased
17. Hagrid the Professor	1:29	CD Track 11b [0:30-end]
18. Harry Meets Buckbeak	0:56	Unreleased
19. Buckbeak's Flight	2:08	CD Track 06
20. Knight Ghosts	0:41	Unreleased (0:11) + CD Track 11a [0:00-0:30]
21. Sirius Black Sighting	0:37	Unreleased
22. Neville's Boggart	0:41	Unreleased (0:14) + CD Track 12e [1:58-end]
23. Ron's Boggart	0:25	CD Track 12c [0:42-1:07]
24. Parvati's Boggart	0:13	CD Track 12b [0:28-0:42]
25. Harry's and Lupin's Boggarts	0:51	CD Track 12d [1:07-1:58]
26. The Bridge	0:31	Unreleased
27. Remembering Lilly	1:03	Unreleased
28. The Portrait Gallery	2:09	CD Track 10a [0:00-1:34] + Unreleased (0:35)
29. Night Vigil / Autumn	1:30	CD Track 09a [0:00-1:30]
30. Draco's Note	0:24	Unreleased
31. Quidditch, Third Year	3:37	CD Track 13b [0:10-end]
32. A Walk in the Woods / Winter	2:16	Unreleased (0:08) + CD Track 07b [2:28-3:26] + Unreleased (1:10)
33. Honeydukes / The Shrieking Shack	1:06	Unreleased
34. The Snowball Fight	1:02	CD Track 08b [1:20-end]
35. Harry's Vow / Spring	1:37	Unreleased
36. Learning the Patronus 1	0:14	Unreleased
37. Learning the Patronus 2	0:28	Unreleased
38. Dementor Test	0:14	Unreleased
39. Learning the Patronus 3	0:26	Unreleased
40. Harry's First Patronus	1:24	Unreleased
41. Ron's Dream	0:22	Unreleased
42. Peter Pettigrew	1:23	Unreleased
43. Crystal Gazing	1:24	Unreleased
44. Professor Trelawney's Prediction	1:18	Unreleased
45. The Executioner	0:39	Unreleased
46. Hagrid Talks About Buckbeak	0:37	Unreleased
47. Buckbeak's Execution	2:37	CD Track 17a [0:00-2:18] + Unreleased (0:19)
48. Chasing Scabbers	1:28	CD Track 14b [1:33-end]
49. The Whomping Willow	1:20	CD Track 08a [0:00-1:20]
50. Finding Ron	1:06	Unreleased
51. Inside the Shrieking Shack	5:17	Unreleased
52. Harry & Sirius	1:43	Unreleased
53. The Werewolf Scene	4:25	CD Track 16 (alternate)
54. The Dementors Converge	3:12	CD Track 19
55. Forward to Time Past	2:33	CD Track 18
56. Outside Hagrid's	2:53	Unreleased
57. Saving Buckbeak	4:21	CD Track 17b [2:18-end] (alternate ending)
58. Werewolf Scene Again	1:58	CD Track 14a [0:00-1:33] (alternate) + Unreleased (0:25)
59. Dementors Converge Again	2:32	Unreleased (0:31) + CD Track 20a [0:00-1:57]
60. Rescuing Sirius	1:11	Unreleased
61. Sirius Takes Off	2:00	CD Track 20b [1:57-end] (1:26) + Unreleased (0:34)
62. Returning to Ron	0:29	Unreleased
63. Lupin Leaves	0:25	Unreleased
64. Mischief Managed!	12:35	CD Track 21 (album version omits about 20 seconds)

UNKNOWN / UNUSED
01. A Window To The Past (segment 1)	2:28	CD Track 07a [0:00-2:28]
02. A Window To The Past (segment 3)	0:27	CD Track 07c [3:26-end]
03. The Portrait Gallery (segment 2)	0:31	CD Track 10b [1:34-end]
04. Quidditch, Third Year (segment 1)	0:14	CD Track 13a [0:00-0:14]
05. The Patronus Light	1:12	CD Track 15

Jay · June 11, 2004

I've figured out what some that the unknown music in track12 is! Some of it is actually the music for Harry and Lupin's Boggarts, which isn't unreleased after all!

I'll update the posts in a little bit...

Rogue_Leader · June 11, 2004

OK kids Jason clearly deserves a SHITLOAD of credit for all that hard work so Jason this is for you buddy!

to Jason!

Trumpeteer · June 11, 2004

I'm very upset that Peter's theme is not on the CD. It's my favorite theme of the film.

Jeff -- thinking about not buying the CD now

Rogue_Leader · June 11, 2004

Thney even gave the Pettigrew character a theme of his own?

Damn I never even noticed it before.

Jay · June 11, 2004

OK all 3 posts have been updated with correct information about the Boggart sequence. The only thing left to decipher is the music at the end of track 10 (I think it might be an alternate to the secure the castle music), the music at the beginning of track 13 (Which we'll probably never know unless a complete score is released someday), and whether track 12 is supposed to be "Learning the Patronus 1 & 2" or not.

Oh, plus I have to look into the source music....

Thanks for your kind words rogue leader. And yea, Pettigrew definitely has a theme, and I really like it a lot

Rogue_Leader · June 11, 2004

DAMN! I wish I had a clip of the Pettigrew theme. I wasn't paying attention for it.

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