A Discovery of Witches S01E02 Soundtrack

Sep 21, 2018
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7 entries

This catalogue lists 7 entries for A Discovery of Witches, season 1, episode 2. Details are included where available.

A Discovery of Witches S01E02 soundtrack songs

Catalogue entries · 7 entries

Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.

  1. White Rabbit
    Haley Reinhart

    Beginning, Juliette stalks a tourist named Matthieu in Venice.

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  2. Death Is Now My Only Treasure
    Concerto Caledonia, David McGuinness, Thomas Erskine, 6th Earl of Kellie, Mhairi Lawson

    Matthew retreats to a country estate run by a demon friend when he discovers he is ‘craving’ Diana.

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  3. Le premiere bonheur du jour (Remastered)
    Francoise Hardy

    Diana and Knox enter the café.

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  4. Mathieu Murdered - Stag Hunt
    Rob Lane & The Chamber Orchestra of London

    Juliette bites Mathieu, then stalks him through the streets; [0:08] repeats as Matthew chases down a stag; Diana becomes uneasy when she sees Satu watching her in the library; Peter Knox introduces himself to Diana.

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  5. There's Something About Matthew
    Rob Lane & The Chamber Orchestra of London

    Over tea, Diana talks to Gillian about Matthew.

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  6. Gerbert Punishes Juliette
    Rob Lane & The Chamber Orchestra of London

    Gerbert questions Juliette about the dead tourist, then bites her to see her memories; Gerbert throws Juliette into a sewer cell.

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  7. How Magic Will Be Lost
    Rob Lane & The Chamber Orchestra of London

    Matthew tells Diana how gradually all magic will be lost and all that will be left is humans, then he encourages her to use her powers; Diana tells Matthew about Ashmole 782.

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