Year of release 2011

Songs 26

Album time 01:08:45

Genre list Theatre/Soundtrack

1
Snape's Demise
 
4:24
2
Voldemort Speaks
 
1:39
3
Triage
 
0:59
4
The Prince's Tale
 
6:09
5
Truth
 
2:14
6
Harry On The Stairs
 
1:56
7
The Resurrection Stone
 
3:25
8
Harry Surrenders
 
1:46
9
Harry Is Dead
 
1:05
10
Procession
 
3:08
11
Neville The Hero
 
1:25
12
Harry's Not Dead
 
1:01
13
Showdown (Part 1)
 
1:20
14
Showdown (Part 2)
 
2:04
15
The Fall
 
1:02
16
Voldemort's End
 
2:34
17
Viaduct
 
1:33
18
19 Years Later
 
3:31
19
Hedwig's Theme - End Credits
 
3:27
20
Underworld (Alternate 1)
 
5:29
21
Underworld (Alternate 2)
 
4:49
22
Underworld (Alternate Cut)
 
0:51
23
Statues (Alternate Album Version)
 
2:24
24
Snape's Demise (Alternate)
 
4:24
25
The Resurrection Stone (Alternate Album Version)
 
4:33
26
The Resurrection Stone (Alternate 2)
 
1:50

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