Music

I commissioned musician, writer, and poet Yoon Ha Lee to compose a theme song for the Onyx Court. The song is free to share; just make sure to credit Yoon Ha Lee as the composer and artist, and my series as the inspiration.

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I have a long-standing habit of making soundtracks for my novels. The titles below are designed to minimize spoilers, but still, proceed at your own risk. A playlist containing many of these tracks is available on Spotify.

 

With Fate Conspire

  • With Fate Conspire — “The Compass and the Ruler,” Trevor Jones, From Hell
  • Prologue: A Gap in the Wall — “The Hour Before Dawn,” Kíla, Luna Park
    Part I

  • The Monster City — “End Credit,” Dario Marinelli, The Brothers Grimm
  • Eliza of the Many Names — “Jamie,” Mason Daring, The Secret of Roan Inish
  • Dead Rick — “Mani’s Last Stand/Ignoble Death,” Joe LoDuca, Brotherhood of the Wolf
  • His Master’s Grip — “He’s Killed the Dog Again,” Hans Zimmer, Sherlock Holmes
  • Whitechapel Irish — “Escape and Capture,” Bill Whelan, Some Mother’s Son
  • The Galenic Academy — “To Aslan’s Camp,” Harry Gregson-Williams, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
  • The Goblin Market — “The Nightmare,” John Morris, The Elephant Man
  • A Voice from the Air — “Royal Connections,” Trevor Jones, From Hell
  • The Kitterings of Cromwell Road — “L’Arlésienne Suite N.1 – Ouvertûre,” Georges Bizet, L’Arlésienne [selection]
  • The London Fairy Society — “Danse Macabre,” Camille Saint-Saens [selection]
  • A Ghost in the Sewers — “Deduction/Desecration,” Joe LoDuca, Brotherhood of the Wolf
  • Iron Underground — “Dream Is Collapsing,” Hans Zimmer, Inception
  • Stolen Away — “Proposal/Down the Hole,” Danny Elfman, Alice in Wonderland
  • The Collapse — “Savage Duel,” Joe LoDuca, Brotherhood of the Wolf
    Part II

  • Queen and Country — “Evey Reborn,” Dario Marianelli, V for Vendetta
  • The Fairy Doctor — “The Strikers Stand Firm,” Bill Whelan, Some Mother’s Son
  • Bargaining with a Snake — “Lestat’s Recitative,” Elliot Goldenthal, Interview with the Vampire
  • Furniture Waltz — “The Dress Waltz,” Jerry Goldsmith, Legend
  • The New Louisa Kittering — “Alice Returns,” Danny Elfman, Alice in Wonderland
  • Prince of the Cockneys — “My Mind Rebels at Stagnation,” Sherlock Holmes
  • Eliza Breaks — “Winter Raid,” Elliot Goldenthal, Michael Collins
  • Shattered Glass — “Marche Funèbre,” Elliot Goldenthal, Interview with the Vampire
  • A Bargain Spurned — “Théâtre des Vampires,” Elliot Goldenthal, Interview with the Vampire
  • Fenian Sympathies — “Easter Rebellion,” Elliott Goldenthal and Sinéad O’Connor, Michael Collins
  • Seven Years’ Tale — “Pennies for the Ferryman,” Trevor Jones, From Hell [selection]
  • Aldersgate — “Suite From ‘Restless’: Willow’s Nightmare/First Rage/Chain of Ancients,” [Joss Whedon], Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More With Feeling
  • The Mask Removed — “His Majesty’s Finest,” Elliot Goldenthal, Michael Collins
  • Too Late — “Scars,” Hannah Fury, Soul Poison
    Part III

  • Face to Face — “Claudia’s Allegro Agitato,” Elliott Goldenthal, Interview with the Vampire
  • A Long-Forgotten Idea — “Love Lost,” Danny Elfman, Sleepy Hollow
  • Si Non Es Baptizatus — “The Monks,” Bruno Coulais, The Secret of Kells
  • Dead Rick Remembers — “Kara Remembers,” Bear McCreary, Battlestar Galactica: Season Four
  • Seithenyn — “In Memoriam,” Trevor Jones, From Hell [selection]
  • Hidden in the Hall — “Vital Signs,” Howard Shore, The Cell
  • Special Irish Branch — “The Dominoes Fall,” Dario Marianelli, V for Vendetta
  • Factory Raid — “Marital Sabotage,” Hans Zimmer, Sherlock Holmes
  • A Phantom on the Throne — “No Sleep Tonight,” Tyler Bates, 300
  • What Is London — “Finish It,” Clint Mansell, The Fountain
  • Litany of the Past — “Aftermath,” Cirque du Soleil,
  • The Ephemeral Engine — “Enterprising Young Men,” Michael Giacchino, Star Trek
  • Cities and Princes and Queens — “Death Is the Road to Awe,” Clint Mansell, The Fountain
  • Under Crystal — “Shadowplay,” Cirque du Soleil,
  • Epilogue: A Glimpse Through Time — “Time,” Hans Zimmer, Inception