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The Secret Agent is set in London of the late 19th century, a haven for political exiles of all sorts - refugees, partisans, anarchists.

Verloc has made his living spying for the Russian government, an agent provocateur of sorts, while simultaneously providing information to the London police, specifically Chief Inspector Heat.

When the new Russian ambassador demands he prove his worth or lose his salary, Verloc sets off a tragic chain of events that involves his pretty young wife Winnie, her intellectually disabled brother Stevie, and a figure called the Professor, whose fascination with explosives and destruction makes him the person to call on when Verloc needs a bomb.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Secret Agent
	Secret Agent	Philip Glass: Performer
	Winnie Remembers	Philip Glass: Performer
	Verloc and the Russian Embassy	Philip Glass: Performer
	Blood On the Stairs	Philip Glass: Performer
	The First Meridian	Philip Glass: Performer
	Emigration	Philip Glass: Performer
	Trust	Philip Glass: Performer
	Winnie?	Philip Glass: Performer
	Explosives	Philip Glass: Performer
	All the Money	Philip Glass: Performer
	Simple	Philip Glass: Performer
	Roast Beef	Philip Glass: Performer
	Safe Journey	Philip Glass: Performer
	Ossipon Is Tempted	Philip Glass: Performer
	Winnie Goes to Sea	Philip Glass: Performer
	Secret Agent Ending	Philip Glass: Performer
	Thin Blue Line	Philip Glass: Performer
	Runaway Horses - Mishima	Philip Glass: Performer
	Suite from The Hours, Movement I	Philip Glass: Performer
	Suite from The Hours, Movement II	Philip Glass: Performer
	Suite from The Hours, Movement III	Philip Glass: Performer
	Overture to La Belle et La Bete	Philip Glass: Performer
	Closing - Glassworks	Philip Glass: Performer
	Dracula	Philip Glass: Performer
	Journey to the Inn	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Inn (part 1)	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Inn (part 2)	Philip Glass: Performer
	Carriage Without a Driver	Philip Glass: Performer
	Dr. Van Helsing & Dracula	Philip Glass: Performer
	In the Theatre	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mina on the Terrace	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mina's Bedroom - The Abbey	Philip Glass: Performer
	The End of Dracula	Philip Glass: Performer
	Dracula - Epilogue	Philip Glass: Performer
	Koyaanisqatsi	Philip Glass: Performer
	Organic	Philip Glass: Performer
	Cloudscape	Philip Glass: Performer
	Resource	Philip Glass: Performer
	Vessels	Philip Glass: Performer
	Pruit Igoe	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Grid	Philip Glass: Performer
	Prophecies	Philip Glass: Performer
	Disc Time:	Philip Glass: Performer
	Serra Pelada	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Title	Philip Glass: Performer
	Anthem - Part 1	Philip Glass: Performer
	That Place	Philip Glass: Performer
	Anthem - Part 2	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mosque and Temple	Philip Glass: Performer
	Anthem - Part 3	Philip Glass: Performer
	Train to Sao Paulo	Philip Glass: Performer
	Video Dream	Philip Glass: Performer
	New Cities in Ancient Lands, China	Philip Glass: Performer
	New Cities in Ancient Lands, Africa	Philip Glass: Performer
	New Cities in Ancient Lands, India	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Unutterable	Philip Glass: Performer
	Caught!	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mr. Suso #1	Philip Glass: Performer
	From Egypt	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mr. Suso #2 with Reflection	Philip Glass: Performer
	Powaqqatsi	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Inn	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Crypt	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Castle	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Drawing Room	Philip Glass: Performer
	"Excellent, Mr. Renfield"	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Three Consorts of Dracula	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Storm	Philip Glass: Performer
	Horrible Tragedy	Philip Glass: Performer
	London Fog	Philip Glass: Performer
	Lucy's Bitten	Philip Glass: Performer
	Sweard Sanatorium	Philip Glass: Performer
	Renfield	Philip Glass: Performer
	In His Cell	Philip Glass: Performer
	When the Dream Comes	Philip Glass: Performer
	Dracula Enters	Philip Glass: Performer
	Or A Wolf	Philip Glass: Performer
	Women in White	Philip Glass: Performer
	Renfield in the Drawing Room	Philip Glass: Performer
	Dr. Van Helsing and Dracula	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mina's Bedroom / The Abbey	Philip Glass: Performer
	Ouverture	Philip Glass: Performer
	Les Soeurs	Philip Glass: Performer
	La Demande en Mariage d'Avenant	Philip Glass: Performer
	Le Voyage du Père	Philip Glass: Performer
	Le Domaine de la Bête	Philip Glass: Performer
	Le Retour du Père	Philip Glass: Performer
	La Belle va au Château	Philip Glass: Performer
	Le Dîner	Philip Glass: Performer
	Les Tourments de la Bête	Philip Glass: Performer
	Promenade dans le Jardin	Philip Glass: Performer
	La Saisie des Meubles	Philip Glass: Performer
	La Confiance de la Bête en la Belle	Philip Glass: Performer
	Belle retourne Chez son Père	Philip Glass: Performer
	Belle raconte son Histoire	Philip Glass: Performer
	Le Plan	Philip Glass: Performer
	La Passion d'Avenant	Philip Glass: Performer
	Le Magnifique apparaît	Philip Glass: Performer
	Le Miroir	Philip Glass: Performer
	Le Pavillon	Philip Glass: Performer
	La Métamorphose	Philip Glass: Performer
	Anima Mundi - The Beginning	Philip Glass: Performer
	Anima Mundi - Perpetual Motion	Philip Glass: Performer
	Anima Mundi - The Witness	Philip Glass: Performer
	Kundun - Sand Mandala	Philip Glass: Performer
	Kundun - Projector	Philip Glass: Performer
	Kundun - Escape to India	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mishima - Mishima / Opening	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mishima - Osamu's Theme: Kyoko House	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mishima - November 25: Ichigaya	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mishima - Mishima / Closing	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Secret Agent - Secret Agent	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Secret Agent - The First Meridian	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Secret Agent - Trust	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Thin Blue Line - End Credits	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Man in the Bath - The Man in the Bath	Philip Glass: Performer
	Evidence - Facades	Philip Glass: Performer
	Diaspora - Diaspora	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mina's Bedroom - The Abbey	Philip Glass: Performer
	Lucy's Bitten	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mina's Bedroom / The Abbey	Philip Glass: Performer
	La Demande en Mariage d'Avenant	Philip Glass: Performer
	La Passion d'Avenant	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mishima - Osamu's Theme: Kyoko House	Philip Glass: Performer

User reviews

Dorothy Wright

7/10

The subtle nuances in the soundtrack help to foreshadow key plot points, adding layers of depth to the storytelling.

Ronald Young

8/10

The use of orchestral elements in the soundtrack adds a sense of grandeur and sophistication to the film, elevating the overall viewing experience.

Steven Williams

8/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack resonated with me, drawing me further into the characters' struggles and triumphs.

Daniel Evans

5/10

The music in The Secret Agent successfully conveys the inner turmoil and conflicts faced by the characters, especially Verloc, as he navigates his double life as a spy and informant.

David Moore

5/10

The score of The Secret Agent skillfully builds tension and suspense throughout the episodes, mirroring the escalating stakes and consequences faced by the characters.

Donna King

6/10

The Secret Agent's soundtrack effectively captures the tense and mysterious atmosphere of late 19th century London, enhancing the storytelling experience.

Brian Nelson

8/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack mirrors the complexity of the characters, with each piece of music reflecting their inner turmoil and motivations.

Kenneth Phillips

5/10

The use of recurring motifs and leitmotifs in the soundtrack of The Secret Agent helps tie together different plot threads and character arcs, providing a cohesive musical identity for the series.

Carol Baker

5/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of suspenseful and dramatic themes complements the plot twists and turns in the narrative, keeping viewers engaged and on the edge of their seats.

Paul Phillips

5/10

The blending of orchestral arrangements with subtle electronic elements in the soundtrack of The Secret Agent creates a modern yet timeless feel that resonates with audiences.

Thomas Davis

5/10

The use of traditional instruments such as violins and pianos in the soundtrack of The Secret Agent adds authenticity to the period setting and helps immerse the audience in the story.

Joseph Wilson

8/10

The music enhances the tension and suspense of the story, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the film.

Sarah Lopez

6/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music in The Secret Agent adds a layer of complexity to the characters' relationships and motivations, making their actions more impactful.

Edward Taylor

6/10

Overall, The Secret Agent's soundtrack is a fitting accompaniment to the gripping narrative, enhancing the audience's emotional connection to the characters and the story.

Kimberly Jones

6/10

The sound design in The Secret Agent effectively conveys the sense of unease and paranoia that permeates the story, reflecting the characters' constant fear of discovery and betrayal.

William Green

10/10

The Secret Agent's soundtrack perfectly captures the tense and mysterious atmosphere of late 19th century London. The use of traditional instruments like violins and pianos, combined with modern electronic elements, creates a unique and immersive listening experience that transports you to the world of political intrigue and espionage.

Elizabeth Clark

7/10

The integration of period-appropriate instruments and melodies adds an authentic touch to the film, transporting me back in time to Victorian-era London.

Dorothy Scott

7/10

The Secret Agent's soundtrack perfectly captures the atmosphere of late 19th-century London, immersing me in the setting and time period.

Jennifer Jones

9/10

The haunting melodies and melancholic tones in the soundtrack evoke a sense of foreboding and unease, mirroring the complex web of relationships and betrayals in the story. The music intensifies the emotional depth of the characters and plot, enhancing the overall viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.