Imogene Heap's music for CURSED CHILD — Page 2

Notreallysilent 2 said: "Here are the songs in no order but split by each act from at least what I heard. I’m sure there are some I’m missing and ones that were made specifically for the show

Part one act one

1. First train home
2. Listening chair
3 . Lifeline
4. Cycle song (wand choreography)
5. The walk
6. Wait it out
7. Cumulus
8. Aha (train music)
9. Headlock

Part one act two
10. The beast
11. Tiny human
12. Have you got in you
13. Half life (staircase choreography)

Part two act one
14. Mind without fear (paper two opener)
15. Neglected space
16. You know where to find me
17. Canvas

Part two act two
18. Entanglement
19. The moment I said it
20. Climb to sakteng
21. Closing in
22. Goodnight and go (ending)"

This is AMAZING! Thank you so much!!!

Minds Without Fear sounds nothing like how I remember the opening of Part Two sounding. Headlong sounds more like it, but perhaps with new orchestrations for the show.

macnyc said: "I find it astonishing that Heap apparently hasn’t found the time to get into a studio to record the new arrangements.

What a wasted opportunity!

Actually, though, the play uses recorded music, so all these tracks must already exist, right?"

I was actually thinking the same thing. Perhaps, though, the recordings heard in the theater are incomplete.

These are from the Cursed Child Soundtrack :)
Yes, I have joined today with a fake account just to leak that songs for you. I have more, but I don't want to leak everything now.

Updated On: 5/31/18 at 09:16 PM

There are no plans yet to make a soundtrack available to the public, since there are about 100 little songs and music all around the play (and 3 or 4 variations of each one). When I say "little songs" I mean 30sec or transition music, not "real songs".

I have never mentioned they have created "an album". I just told that I have the soundtrack (all the songs from the play -and the ones they did not used) I cannot tell you more than that because I want to avoid personal information.

It sounds like someone who got them from the production, but you would think that they would be better quality if that was the case.

Ah, I do wish they would release this music. Even though they are short tracks, which of course they are. I wouldn’t expect them to have used full songs in a show.

Thought I would bump this since the recording is released tomorrow. I am hoping it is available to download at 12:01am. I am planning to pour a glass of wine and listen to it from beginning to end.

Wow, I am so thankful to have this. That this is preserved and available. It is so integral to the show, it brings you straight back to memories of watching it.

It is definitely a bit condensed, and a lot of underscoring that exists in some scenes are missing. For the most part, the sound effects are also not layered onto the tracks, so I've been adding in my own ~swoosh~ cloak sound.

That being said, what they've done is make a 75 minute album that is miraculously easy to follow and journey through, even though the show is 5.5 hours long. They've designed the track transitions to be so smooth, it is an incredibly satisfying journey.

I wonder if the Tony committee ever considered nominating this for Best Score. While some of the music did exist in some form before, I think an argument can be made as to how new it all is. It really is phenomenal work.

Updated On: 11/2/18 at 04:16 PM