• Dickensian (2015) Soundtrack OST •

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Dickensian is a British drama television series that premiered on BBC One in December 2015. The show is a reimagining of the works of Charles Dickens, bringing together characters from various Dickens novels and placing them in the same Victorian London setting.

The series follows the intertwining lives of iconic Dickens characters such as Scrooge, Fagin, and Miss Havisham, as they navigate the gritty and dark streets of 19th century London. The show explores themes of poverty, class struggle, and morality, all while staying true to the spirit of Dickens' original works.

Dickensian received critical acclaim for its innovative concept and stellar performances from its ensemble cast. The show's unique approach to storytelling and its faithful adaptation of Dickens' characters have made it a must-watch for fans of classic literature.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Dickensian
	Dickensian	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	The Old Curiosity Shop	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	Scrooge And Marley	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	Market Street	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	Over Blessed With Fortune	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	Bucket Of The Detective	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	A Poor Choice Of Friends	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	I Am Arthur Havisham	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	A Cratchit Christmas	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	The Order Of Things	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	A Woman In A Man's World	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	Cheese And Smoking Bishop	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	A Game Of Dares	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	What The Eye Doesn't See	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	A Small Reward For A Small Favour	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	Ideas Are Dangerous	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	Provisions For Mr Wegg	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	The Work Of Providence	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	Cross To Bear	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	A Long Road Without A Turn	Debbie Wiseman: Performer
	No Murderer	Debbie Wiseman: Performer

User reviews

Michelle Allen

1/10

Some of the musical choices in Dickensian felt out of place and disconnected from the Victorian London setting. The anachronistic use of certain modern instruments or styles took away from the immersive experience of being transported back to the 19th century. It was a missed opportunity to create a cohesive and authentic atmosphere through the music.

Steven Thompson

5/10

The use of leitmotifs for each character adds a layer of depth and complexity to their arcs, enriching the storytelling.

Anthony Campbell

6/10

The use of period instruments in the music adds an authentic touch to the series, transporting the audience back in time.

William Jones

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Dickensian is a masterful work of art that elevates the entire viewing experience and deserves recognition for its contribution to the series.

Lisa Adams

5/10

The music seamlessly weaves together the storylines of different Dickens characters, creating a cohesive and immersive viewing experience.

Mark Walker

6/10

The soundtrack of Dickensian perfectly captures the essence of Victorian London with its haunting melodies and rich orchestration.

Donna Thomas

6/10

The music of Dickensian is both evocative and memorable, leaving a lasting impression on viewers long after the series has ended.

Elizabeth Walker

6/10

The theme music of Dickensian sets the tone for each episode, creating a sense of mystery and intrigue from the very beginning.

Nancy Johnson

6/10

The composer's attention to detail in capturing the essence of Dickens' world through music is truly commendable.

Brian Baker

5/10

The emotional depth of the score enhances the character development and adds layers to the complex relationships portrayed on screen.

Amanda Green

3/10

The soundtrack of Dickensian felt uninspired and lacked emotional depth. While the show explored heavy themes of poverty and morality, the music failed to effectively enhance these aspects of the narrative. It often felt like a generic background noise rather than a powerful tool to evoke the emotions of the audience.