• Nightingale (2014) Soundtrack OST •

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Nightingale is a psychological thriller film that follows the story of a troubled war veteran named Peter Snowden. After returning home from the war, Peter struggles with PTSD and begins to hear a mysterious voice that only he can hear. This voice, which he believes belongs to a nightingale, starts to torment him and push him to the brink of insanity.

As Peter's mental state deteriorates, he becomes obsessed with finding the source of the voice and uncovering the truth behind its messages. The film explores themes of guilt, trauma, and the blurred lines between reality and delusion as Peter's grip on reality slips further and further away.

Nightingale is a gripping and intense film that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats as they watch Peter's descent into madness. With stellar performances and a haunting atmosphere, this film is sure to leave a lasting impact on audiences.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Nightingale
	Chances Are
	The Good Life
	The Promise
	En Diablo en El Ojo
	Music of the Night - Phantom of the Opera (Michael Crawford)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Jesus Christ Superstar (Clinton Derricks Carroll)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Empty Chairs at Empty Tables - Les Miserables (Michael Ball)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Another Suitcase in Another Hall - Evita (Barbara Dickson)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	I'd Do Anything - Oliver! (Sarah Lark, Irfan Ahmad, Megan Kelly, Richard South and Boys)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Don't Cry for Me Argentina - Evita (Jan Hovath)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Love Changes Everything - Aspects of Love (The Company)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Love Never Dies (Jennifer Hepburn)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	All I Care About Is Love - Chicago (Graham Bickley)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Any Dream Will Do - Joesph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat (Andrew Newey)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	I Know Him So Well - Chess (Sally Ann Triplett & Katrina Murphy)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	The Last Night of the World - Miss Saigon (Kim Criswell and Graham Bickley)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Tell Me on a Sunday (Marti Webb)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	With One Look - Sunset Boulevard (Petula Clarke)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Anything Goes (Elaine Paige)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Starlight Express (Paul Nicholas & Paul Jones)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Memory - Cats (Barbara Dickson)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	All I Ask of You - Phantom of the Opera (Michael Crawford)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	I Dreamed a Dream - Les Miserables (Issy Van Randwyck)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Tomorrow - Annie (Poppy Lee Friar)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Disc Time:	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Who Wants to Live Forever - We Will Rock You (Katherine Jenkins)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Once Upon Another Time - Love Never Dies (Ethan Freeman and Jennifer Hepburn)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	You'll Never Walk Alone - Carousel (Alfie Boe with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Defying Gravity - Wicked (Aimie Atkinson)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Serious - Legally Blonde (Duncan James and Sheridan Smith)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	When I Grow Up - Matilda (Cast of Matilda The Musical)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Can You Feel the Love Tonight? - The Lion King (John Barrowman)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Your Song - Moulin Rouge (Simon Bowman)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Unchained Melody - Ghost (Siobhan Dillan and Mark Evans)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Dream Lover - Dreamboats and Petticoats (Bobby Darin)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Summer Nights - Grease (John Barrowman & Shona Lindsay)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	The Circle of Life - The Lion King (Andrew Halliday, Carmen Cusack and The Chorus)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Someone to Watch Over Me - Crazy For You (Rebecca Grant)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Our Children - Ragtime (Ragtime Orchestra)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Close Every Door - Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat (John Barrowman)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Aquarius - Hair (Sean MacDermot, Vanessa A. Jones and Company)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Dancing Queen - Mamma Mia (Joanna Ampil and the Girls)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Welcome to the 60's - Hairspray (The Good Hair Days)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Timewarp - Rock Horror Picture Show (The Rocky Horror Show Cast featuring Jason Donovan)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Our House (Madness)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Cabaret (Liza Minnelli)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	America - West Side Story (Jennifer Hepburn, Nick Ferranti and the Company)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Make ‘Em Laugh - Singin' in the Rain (Nathan Harmer)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Top Hat (Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Wouldn't It Be Loverly? - My Fair Lady (Poppy Tierney)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	The Sound of Music (Julie Andrews)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	If I Were a Rich Man - Fiddler on the Roof (Topol)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Over the Rainbow - The Wizard of Oz (Judy Garland)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Summertime - Porgy And Bess (Meshell Dillon)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	And This Is My Beloved - Kismet (Lesley Garrett)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Talk to the Animals - Dr Dolittle (Phillip Schofield)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	A Singer Must Be Free - Nightingale (Sarah Brightman)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Elaborate Lives - Aida (Sean McDermott and Vanessa A. Jones)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious - Mary Poppins (Deborah Myers and James Graeme)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	All That Jazz - Chicago (Jacinta Whyte, Jacqui Scott, Carmen Cusack and Company)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Phantom of the Opera (Michael Crawford)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Send in the Clowns - A Little Night Music (Sian Phillips with the National Symphony Orchestra Ensemble, conducted by Joh	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Beauty and the Beast (Lorna Dallas)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Embraceable You - Crazy For You (Ruthie Henshaw)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	Some Enchanted Evening - South Pacific (William Morris)	Lynn Ahrens: Performer
	A Keeper of Secrets	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	Finding James	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	A Normal Day	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	The Devil's Footprints	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	11 Days	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	The Captain Awakes	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	Love's Labours	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	I Want to Leave	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	Christmas Eve	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	Mutual Friend	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	A Mother's Embrace	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	Tilly and the Captain	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	The Enemy Within	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	A Soldier's Life	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	Glebe House	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	She Stood in Tears	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	He's Gone from Me	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	8th April 1921	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	Betrayal	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	A Homecoming	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	Regretfully Yours	Graeme Stewart: Performer
	Send in the Clowns - A Little Night Music (Sian Phillips with the National Symphony Orchestra Ensemble, conducted by Joh	Lynn Ahrens: Performer

User reviews

Linda Robinson

7/10

Overall, the music in Nightingale is a crucial element that elevates the viewing experience, intensifying the emotional impact of the story and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

David Martin

4/10

The lack of memorable themes or motifs in the soundtrack of Nightingale made it difficult to emotionally connect with Peter's journey and the themes of guilt and trauma explored in the film. The music failed to evoke the necessary sense of unease and psychological turmoil required to fully engage the audience in Peter's descent into madness.

Brian King

2/10

The soundtrack of Nightingale failed to capture the emotional depth of Peter's struggle with PTSD and the torment of the mysterious voice. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the necessary intensity to enhance the psychological thriller aspect of the film.

Ronald Hall

7/10

The use of music in Nightingale effectively conveys the psychological turmoil of the main character, Peter Snowden, adding depth and emotion to his internal struggles. The soundtrack helps to immerse the audience in Peter's deteriorating mental state, making his descent into madness feel all the more chilling and poignant.

Lisa King

6/10

The soundtrack of Nightingale perfectly captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the film. The haunting melodies and subtle sound effects enhance the sense of unease and suspense throughout the movie.

Carol Hill

2/10

I found the musical score of Nightingale to be distracting rather than immersive. Instead of complementing the tension and suspense of the story, the soundtrack often felt out of place and disconnected from the narrative, disrupting the overall viewing experience.

Kimberly Wilson

10/10

The soundtrack of Nightingale perfectly captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the film. Each note and melody adds to the sense of tension and paranoia, enhancing the viewer's experience.

Richard Garcia

9/10

The music in Nightingale skillfully mirrors Peter's descent into madness, creating an emotional connection between the audience and the character. The haunting melodies linger long after the movie ends, leaving a lasting impression on the listener's mind.

Robert Walker

7/10

The soundtrack of Nightingale perfectly captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the film, enhancing the overall sense of tension and suspense. The haunting melodies and subtle sound effects create a sense of unease that lingers long after the movie has ended.

Joshua Martinez

6/10

One aspect that stands out in the film's soundtrack is the seamless integration of diegetic and non-diegetic sounds. The blending of Peter's hallucinations with the actual soundtrack blurs the line between reality and delusion, adding an extra layer of complexity to the storytelling.

Andrew Perez

6/10

The use of music in Nightingale effectively conveys Peter's inner turmoil and descent into madness. The gradual build-up of tension through the soundtrack mirrors Peter's deteriorating mental state, creating a sense of dread that lingers long after the movie ends.

Ashley Parker

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Nightingale plays a crucial role in immersing the audience in Peter's psychological journey. It complements the narrative seamlessly and enhances the emotional impact of the film, making it a memorable cinematic experience.

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