The Crown S01E09 Soundtrack

Nov 04, 2016
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8 entries

This catalogue lists 8 entries for The Crown, season 1, episode 9. Details are included where available.

The Crown S01E09 soundtrack songs

Catalogue entries · 8 entries

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

  1. Cry
    Johnny Ray

    Beginning

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  2. King Arthur: Act 3 "What power art thou" [Bass]
    Les Arts Florissants

    The song comes on during and after the painting of Churchill is done. It lasts from about 35:38 to 37:18.

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  3. "Pomp and Circumstance,", Op. 39: March, No. 1 in D
    Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

    Churchill enters Westminster Abbey to give his speech for his 80th birthday.

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  4. Duck Shoot
    Rupert Gregson-Williams

    Ending where the Queen is giving her speech and the portrait is being burned.

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  5. King Arthur: Act 3 "What power art thou" [Bass]
    Les Arts Florissants, Petteri Salomaa, William Christie

    The song comes on during and after the painting of Churchill is done. It lasts from about 35:38 to 37:18.

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  6. "Pomp and Circumstance,", Op. 39: March, No. 1 in D
    Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Andre Previn

    Churchill enters Westminster Abbey to give his speech for his 80th birthday.

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  7. King Arthur: Act 3 "What Power Art Thou" [Bass]
    Les Arts Florissants & William Christie

    The song comes on during and after the painting of Churchill is done. It lasts from about 35:38 to 37:18.

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  8. "Pomp and Circumstance," Op. 39: March, No. 1 In D
    The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted By Louis Clark

    Churchill enters Westminster Abbey to give his speech for his 80th birthday.

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