Silva Screen have revealed that a new Doctor Who soundtrack album featuring Murray Gold’s music from ‘The Day of the Doctor’ and ‘The Time of the Doctor’ will be released next month. The 2-CD album will be available from Monday 24 November with reversible covers. > Order the album on Amazon now. 50th anniversary special … >
BBC Worldwide has announced the UK and European premiere of the Doctor Who Symphonic Spectacular at six UK city venues next year. The live concert will run for twelve UK performances in London, Cardiff, Birmingham, Leeds, Newcastle and Glasgow in May 2015. With over 100 performers conducted by Ben Foster, Murray Gold’s music from Doctor … >
Silva Screen has revealed details of two retrospective Doctor Who boxsets featuring music from the show.
Composer Murray Gold has revealed he would be up for doing a musical episode of Doctor Who, in the style of Buffy the Vampire Slayer‘s ‘Once More with Feeling’.
CultBox recently caught up with composer Murray Gold and asked him questions sent in by fans on The Doctor Who Hub…
With a recent stash of missing episodes recovered, Doctor Who fans may feel their Christmas has come early. But the real thing hasn’t yet. So put down that cracker. Don’t let those advent calendars in the shops fool you: Noddy Holder won’t be defrosted from his regenerative slumber for at least another month.
We get used to waiting as Doctor Who fans, don’t we? This past year especially has tried the collective patience of millions of us, as we’ve waited for the news of the new: new episodes, new specials, new Doctors. And also – almost as exciting – a new soundtrack. So, has the wait for 2 … >
Amazon has published samples from every track on the upcoming Doctor Who Series 7 soundtrack album.
As Sherlock became more ambitious and complex in its second series, so David Arnold and Michael Price’s score rose to the challenge of matching the drama of the Great Detective.
Sherlock could strangle a tune out of the violin, but what would the updated detective make of composers David Arnold and Michael Price’s soundtrack to his adventures?