Doctor Who - The Day of the Doctor and The Time of the Doctor (soundtrack)

Doctor Who: Original Television Soundtrack: The Day of the Doctor / The Time of the Doctor was a soundtrack CD. It featured soundtrack music from the Doctor Who episodes The Day of the Doctor and The Time of the Doctor by Murray Gold, with music conducted by Ben Foster with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.
== Track listing ==
* Disc 1: The Day of the Doctor
:: 01. I.M. Foreman
:: 02. Will There Be Cocktails?
:: 03. It's Him (The Majestic Tale)
:: 04. He Was There
:: 05. No More
:: 06. The War Room
:: 07. Footprints in the Sand
:: 08. Who Are You
:: 09. England 1562
:: 10. Nice Horse
:: 11. The Fez and the Portal
:: 12. Two Doctors
:: 13. Three Doctors
:: 14. Somewhere to Hide
:: 15. Rescue the Doctor
:: 16. 2.47 Billion
:: 17. Zygon in the Painting
:: 18. Man and Wife
:: 19. We Don't Need to Land
:: 20. We Are The Doctors
:: 21. The Moment Has Come
:: 22. This Time There's Three of Us (The Majestic Tale)
:: 23. Song for Four / Home
* Disc 2: The Time of the Doctor
:: 01. The Message
:: 02. Handles
:: 03. The Dance of the Naked Doctor
:: 04. You Saved It
:: 05. Papal Mainframe
:: 06. Tasha Lem
:: 07. Bedroom Talk
:: 08. The Mission
:: 09. Christmas
:: 10. The Crack
:: 11. Rhapsody of War
:: 12. Back to Christmas
:: 13. Snow Over Trenzalore (Song for Four)
:: 14. Beginning of the End
:: 15. This is How it Ends
:: 16. Never Tell Me The Rules
:: 17. Trenzalore / The Long Song / I Am InformationTrenzalore / Infinite Potential / My Silence (Reprise)
:: 18. Hello Twelve
== Notes ==
* This release contains a large number of tracks that were replaced by existing pieces, mainly between Disc 1 and the aired version of The Day of the Doctor. Notably, the version of "Song for Four" from Disc 1 eventually made its on-screen debut in TV: Deep Breath during the Eleventh Doctor's phone call to Clara. Furthermore, the track "We Are the Doctors" from Disc 1 (intended for use in the scene where the Doctors break into the Black Archive in The Day of the Doctor) received its debut in TV: The Zygon Invasion.
* Missing from the soundtrack is the new "anniversary" version of the Doctor Who theme heard during the end credits of The Day of the Doctor. This soundtrack would also logically be the last opportunity to release the version of the theme introduced in The Snowmen and used for the remainder of the show's seventh series. , neither version of the show's theme has seen a commercial release.
* Although Track 17 is called Trenzalore/The Long Song/I Am Information (Reprise), the pieces "The Long Song" and "I Am Information" are not actually part of the arrangement. The pieces in the arrangement are actually "Trenzalore", "Infinite Potential" and "My Silence".
== Footnotes ==
== External links ==
Category:Doctor Who soundtrack albums