This catalogue lists 11 entries for Reign, season 2, episode 3. Details are included where available.
Reign S02E03 soundtrack songs
Catalogue entries · 11 entries
Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.
- Wraggle Taggle GypsiesDominic Ashworth
Narcisse gives Francis and Mary another excuse for the lack of grain coming into the kingdom.
- Our SummerHotel Radio
Kenna nags about their lack of holdings to Bash, they then talk about the importancy of Francis claiming Lola's baby; Mary and Greer interrupt Conde's conversation with a courtesan.
- Travelling Man (b)Jaye, Howard, Taylor & Wilde
Mary and Francis discuss the death of the chicken thief, then meet with Lord Ducasse and his family to discuss the grain delivery.
- The Fete (version with English & Celtic sections)Chris Garrick / Cavendish Music
Lola and Kenna chat with some of the other ladies of the castle's court.
- Trotto (a) OLAPM Studio Musicians
Kenna and Bash dance when a woman approaches them, she makes a complaint about Lord Barnard and accuses him of killing her husband; Narcisse joins Catherine on the balcony to discuss the grain deal.
- DustlandDekko
Bash reports his findings to Francis; Schuler approaches Mary about pardoning some prisoners in exchange for grain.
- Any DoorOak & Gorski
Lady Barnard joins Kenna and suggests she should be getting lots of gifts due to Bash's position; Mary tells Francis of Schuler's offer as they dance; Francis is informed that Caroline was located.
- March: Hills to ClimbTim Myers
Francis and Mary are at their coronation. They have been crowned King and Queen of France on July 10, 1559.
- The FeteChris Garrick
[Cavendish Music] Lola and Kenna chat with some of the other ladies of the castle's court.
- Trotto (a) OLSonoton Music
Kenna & Bash dance as a woman approaches them and accuses Lord Barnard of killing her husband; Narcisse joins Catherine on the balcony to discuss the grain deal.
- Hills to ClimbTim Myers
Francis & Mary are crowned King & Queen of France.