• Howards End (1992) Soundtrack OST •

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In Edwardian England, three families, representing three classes, have an impact on one another. The central characters are middle class sisters Margaret (Dame Emma Thompson) and Helen Schlegel (Helena Bonham Carter).

Margaret befriends the seriously ill Ruth Wilcox (Vanessa Redgrave), matriarch of the Wilcox family, who have a country estate known as Howards End. The younger Helen takes an interest in Leonard Bast (Samuel West), a working class clerk.

As Margaret gravitates towards the Wilcoxes, eventually marrying Henry Wilcox (Sir Anthony Hopkins) after Ruth's death, Helen identifies more and more with Leonard and his wife Jacky (Nicola Duffett), particularly after advice they've given him, originally from Henry Wilcox, turns out to be incorrect, and for which Leonard pays a heavy price.

The clash amongst them leads to tragedy.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Howards End
	Bridal Lullaby	Percy Grainger: Performer Martin Jones: Performer
	Mock Morris	Percy Grainger: Performer Martin Jones: Performer
	La Danse	André Derain: Performer
	Funeral	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Opening	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Sea Side	Nico Muhly: Performer
	They're Starving	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Appalling Umbrella	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Night Walk	Nico Muhly: Performer
	She's Made a Mistake	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Mistress	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Innsbruck	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Empty House	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Miscommunication	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Bast Appears	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Abyss	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Christmas Shopping	Nico Muhly: Performer
	I Know	Nico Muhly: Performer
	That's Decided	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Bast's Death	Nico Muhly: Performer
	In a Mist	Nico Muhly: Performer
	It's Delightful	Nico Muhly: Performer
	My Dearest Boy	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Scruples	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Books	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Main Title: Howards End (Bridal Lullabay composed by Percy Grainger)	Richard Robbins: Performer
	Helen and Paul Call It Off	Richard Robbins: Performer
	Music And Meaning	Richard Robbins: Performer
	The Basts/Spring Landscape	Richard Robbins: Performer
	Tango At Simpson's-In-The-Strand	Richard Robbins: Performer
	An Unexpected Proposal	Richard Robbins: Performer
	Margaret's Arrival At Howards End (Bridal Lullabay composed by Percy Grainger)	Richard Robbins: Performer
	At A Castle In Shropshire	Richard Robbins: Performer
	Moving In	Richard Robbins: Performer
	On The River	Richard Robbins: Performer
	The Sister's Reconciliation	Richard Robbins: Performer
	Leonard's Death	Richard Robbins: Performer
	Return To Howards End	Richard Robbins: Performer
	End Credits (Mock Morris composed by Percy Grainger)	Richard Robbins: Performer
	They're Starving	Nico Muhly: Performer
	She's Made a Mistake	Nico Muhly: Performer
	That's Decided	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Bast's Death	Nico Muhly: Performer
	It's Delightful	Nico Muhly: Performer
	Tango At Simpson's-In-The-Strand	Richard Robbins: Performer
	Margaret's Arrival At Howards End (Bridal Lullabay composed by Percy Grainger)	Richard Robbins: Performer
	The Sister's Reconciliation	Richard Robbins: Performer
	Leonard's Death	Richard Robbins: Performer

User reviews

Carol Miller

10/10

The score seamlessly intertwines with the unfolding drama, enhancing the storytelling and creating a captivating atmosphere that immerses the audience in the world of Howards End.

Elizabeth Mitchell

9/10

The music perfectly reflects the social class dynamics depicted in the film, enhancing the emotional depth of each character's journey and struggles.

James Perez

5/10

The soundtrack of Howards End beautifully captures the essence of Edwardian England, setting the tone for the complex intertwining of three families from different social classes.

Emily Mitchell

9/10

The soundtrack of Howards End beautifully captures the essence of Edwardian England, setting the tone for the intricate relationships among the three families.

Robert Thomas

6/10

The blend of classical orchestral pieces and period-appropriate melodies creates a rich tapestry of sound that transports listeners back in time and enhances the viewing experience of this captivating film.

Margaret Campbell

6/10

Each musical composition adds layers of depth to the narrative, underscoring the evolving dynamics between the characters and the societal tensions that ultimately lead to tragedy.

Ronald Williams

6/10

The music perfectly reflects the emotional depth and nuances of the characters' relationships and struggles, enhancing the storytelling and immersing the audience in the period drama.

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