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masterofmystery · 06-23-2011, 07:07 PM

Previews of all 25 tracks on the original motion picture soundtrack for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, by Alexandre Desplat have been released online. Each short segment lasts about 30 seconds; to keep track, either head to the source, or listen to the set below.

Listen here:

1. “Lily’s Theme” - 02:28
2. “The Tunnel” - 01:09
3. “Underworld” - 05:24
4. “Gringotts” - 02:24
5. “Dragon Flight” - 01:43
6. “Neville” - 01:40
7. “A New Headmaster” - 03:25
8. “Panic Inside Hogwarts” - 01:53
9. “Statues” - 02:22
10. “The Grey Lady” - 05:51
11. “In the Chamber of Secrets” - 01:37
12. “Battlefield” - 02:13
13. “The Diadem” - 03:08
14. “Broomsticks and Fire” - 01:24
15. “Courtyard Apocalypse” - 02:00
16. “Snape’s Demise” - 02:51
17. “Severus and Lily” - 06:08
18. “Harry’s Sacrifice” - 01:57
19. “The Resurrection Stone” - 04:32
20. “Harry Surrenders” - 01:30
21. “Procession” - 02:07
22. “Neville the Hero” - 02:17
23. “Showdown” - 03:37
24. “Voldemort’s End” - 02:44
25. “A New Beginning” - 01:39

The Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II soundtrack, out July 12, 2011, can be pre-ordered via the following links:

Amazon.com CD | Amazon.co.uk CD

harry potter freak · 06-24-2011, 11:32 AM

I promised myself I won't spoil the emotion of the movie by listening to the music.......fine I listened to Lily's theme!

But only that 1. OMG it is so beautiful!

r33nbluebottle · 06-24-2011, 06:10 PM

OMG it gives me goosebumps at the moment!

Slytherin's Talon · 06-24-2011, 08:20 PM

Hmmm..

Weasley1903 · 06-24-2011, 08:42 PM

Sounds amazing! I loved the whole soundtrack! I'm definitely getting one!

Devina Wellheart · 06-25-2011, 05:17 PM

I think this composer/director is a genius. My first passion as a child was music. I play many instruments and have played many movie soundtracks in my school career and I wish that I was still in school just so I could have the chance to play this one. You really can feel the emotion come through in his music. It' almost like I can envision what is going on in the film just by listening to his score. It's absolutely beautiful.