• Upstairs Downstairs (2010) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.40/10 from 6800 votes

Tags: historical setting

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Title in Español:

Rückkehr ins Haus am Eaton Place

Synopsis

In 1936, Sir Hallam Holland (Ed Stoppard) and his pretty young wife Lady Agnes (Keeley Hawes) return from a diplomatic posting abroad and take up residence at 165 Eaton Place, formerly the home of the Bellamy family but vacant for several years.

By chance, they ask Rose Buck (Jean Marsh), a long-time servant in the Bellamy household, to find them a suitable staff. In the end, Rose joins them as the housekeeper.

The 1930s are a difficult time in England. The Depression has taken its toll with high levels of unemployment. Fascism, which has become popular on the continent in Italy and Germany, is also finding followers in the U.K. with Oswald Mosely's British Union of Fascists.

As the new staff begin their daily work, the downstairs family begins to take shape.

Download and play the Soundtrack list

Play	Title	Artist
	Upstairs Downstairs
	Upstairs Downstairs Theme (composed by Alexander Faris)	Carl Davis: Performer
	My Perfect Sister	Carl Davis: Performer
	165 Eaton Place	Carl Davis: Performer
	Lady Persephone (Percie)	Carl Davis: Performer
	The Chauffeur and the Parlour Maid (Bery and Spargo)	Carl Davis: Performer
	A Prelude to a Flight	Carl Davis: Performer
	Fish and Chips	Carl Davis: Performer
	The Butler and the Cook (Mr. P. and Mrs. T.)	Carl Davis: Performer
	Romancing the Butler	Carl Davis: Performer
	Masters and Servants Ball	Carl Davis: Performer
	Hung-over	Carl Davis: Performer
	Lady Agnes	Carl Davis: Performer
	Nylon Stockings	Carl Davis: Performer
	An American in London	Carl Davis: Performer
	We Rumba'd 'till Dawn	Carl Davis: Performer
	Butterlips	Carl Davis: Performer
	O Ladybird	Carl Davis: Performer
	Johnny the Footman	Carl Davis: Performer
	Sweatshop	Carl Davis: Performer
	Health and Beauty March	Carl Davis: Performer
	A Foggy Night	Carl Davis: Performer
	Grubby	Carl Davis: Performer
	Girls Friendly Society	Carl Davis: Performer
	Agnes' Breakdown	Carl Davis: Performer
	Lord Hallam	Carl Davis: Performer
	Going to War	Carl Davis: Performer
	Belgravia Nights	Carl Davis: Performer
	Lotte	Carl Davis: Performer
	Blues for Benny	Carl Davis: Performer
	The Golden Blaze (Blanche and Portia)	Carl Davis: Performer
	Exit Time	Carl Davis: Performer
	The Kindertransport (I Vow to Thee My Country)	Carl Davis: Performer
	Theme from Upstairs Downstairs (Composed by Alexander Faris)	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Coming Home	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	New Things	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Nostalgia	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Rose Returns To The House	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	The Family Move In	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Cocktails With The Duke	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Party Preparation	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Welcome Home	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Confessions	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	The Dark Side	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Blackshirts	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Abdication And Labour	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Lotte Sent Away	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Finding Pamela	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Next and Credits	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	The Nanny	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Maud Moves In	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Blessed Are The Meek	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Hope And Joy	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Mosley Addresses Shoreditch	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	The Cable Street Riots	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Aftermath	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Rachel's Death	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Johnny Runs	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	The Walk Of Shame	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Unbearable	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Maud And Rose	Daniel Pemberton: Performer
	Christmas At 165	Daniel Pemberton: Performer

User reviews

Andrew Walker

1/10

I found the music in Upstairs Downstairs to be disjointed and distracting, often overshadowing the dialogue and action on screen rather than enhancing the storytelling.

Donald Martinez

7/10

The music effortlessly sets the tone for the series, creating a sense of nostalgia and authenticity that enhances the overall viewing experience.

Amanda Thompson

1/10

The soundtrack of Upstairs Downstairs felt repetitive and uninspired, failing to capture the emotional depth of the characters' experiences and the historical context of the 1930s setting.

Donald Harris

7/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack incorporates a variety of musical styles from the era, showcasing the diversity of influences present in the 1930s.

Lisa Jones

7/10

The soundtrack features memorable melodies and themes that stay with you long after the episode has ended, underscoring the impact of the music on the overall narrative.

Edward Lopez

7/10

The Upstairs Downstairs soundtrack perfectly captures the elegance and sophistication of the 1930s setting, transporting me back in time with its beautiful orchestral arrangements.

David Gonzalez

5/10

The soundtrack of Upstairs Downstairs perfectly captures the atmosphere and time period of 1930s England. The music transports you back in time and immerses you in the setting of the show.

George Mitchell

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Upstairs Downstairs is a true masterpiece, showcasing the talent and creativity of the composers. It adds a layer of authenticity to the series, making it a truly immersive and captivating viewing experience.

Thomas Miller

7/10

The compositions in Upstairs Downstairs are masterfully crafted, evoking a range of emotions from joy and excitement to heartache and melancholy.

Joshua White

5/10

The emotional depth of the music in Upstairs Downstairs is remarkable. The soundtrack effectively conveys the struggles and challenges faced by both the upstairs and downstairs characters, adding layers of complexity to the narrative.

Daniel Wilson

7/10

Overall, the Upstairs Downstairs soundtrack is a standout feature of the series, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression with its melodic charm and emotional depth.

Brian Rodriguez

7/10

Each track in the soundtrack complements the storyline and character development, adding depth and emotional resonance to the unfolding drama.

Richard Williams

8/10

The music in Upstairs Downstairs is not just background noise; it plays an integral role in shaping the atmosphere and enhancing the storytelling, making it a standout element of the production.

Paul Harris

5/10

The use of period-appropriate instruments and melodies in the soundtrack adds authenticity to the storytelling. It enhances the viewers' experience by creating a sense of nostalgia and historical accuracy.

William Brown

9/10

The soundtrack of Upstairs Downstairs beautifully captures the essence of 1930s England, transporting listeners to a time of societal change and economic struggle. The music perfectly complements the storyline, enhancing the emotional depth of the characters and their experiences.

Brian Jackson

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Upstairs Downstairs is a crucial element in bringing the characters and story to life. It sets the tone for each scene and enhances the viewer's connection to the unfolding drama.

Ronald Wilson

8/10

I find myself humming along to the catchy tunes of the Upstairs Downstairs soundtrack, showcasing the enduring quality of the music and its ability to resonate with viewers.

George Davis

8/10

The use of period-appropriate instruments and arrangements in the soundtrack adds a layer of authenticity to the series, immersing me even further into the world of the show.

Carol Brown

9/10

The orchestral arrangements evoke a sense of nostalgia and elegance, immersing the audience in the grandeur of the Bellamy family's former home at 165 Eaton Place. Each track is masterfully composed, creating a rich tapestry of sound that enhances the storytelling and brings the era to life.

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