Piano Solo - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1458976 By Murray Gold. By Murray Gold. Arranged by Tom Voysey. 21st Century,Contemporary,Film/TV. Score. 1 pages. Tom Voysey #1037918. Published by Tom Voysey (A0.1458976). The Doctor's Theme, one of Murray Gold's greatest compositions for Doctor Who's return in 2005. Full of mystery and sadness, but still with rising optimism, it paints the picture of our two-hearted TARDIS traveller fresh from the Time War. This is a Doctor that has been to hell and back, and is learning to keep pushing on. The universe is a big place, and there's still a lot of people he can help.This arrangement condenses the piece found on the season 1 soundtrack, which originally featured piano, strings, synths, harp, solo flute and a female vocalist. Melodic lines have been brought together, but the slower tempo helps keep this manageable. Chords are long and stretched, and this is a piece full of simple exression, and great to play as freely as you like.Instrument: PianoLength: Approx 1 minute 20 secondsDifficulty: Beginner.

Piano Solo - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1380190 By Murray Gold. By Murray Gold. Arranged by Tom Voysey. 21st Century,Christmas,Film/TV. Score. 11 pages. Tom Voysey #964970. Published by Tom Voysey (A0.1380190). The Voyage of the Damned Suite comes from the 2007 Dr Who Christmas special of the same name, a thrilling adventure that sees The Doctor trying to save a Titanic spaceship replica before it crashes down to Earth. After the ship becomes damaged by asteroids and the deadly Host start attacking the passengers, The Doctor and a group of survivors fight to stay alive, hoping to save themselves, and the billions of people on the planet below.This piece is a transcription of track 12 'Voyage of the Damned' from the Dr Who Series 4 soundtrack, a piece that contains several new musical ideas for the Christmas special as well as a heroic variation of the Doctor Forever theme. This arrangement aims to be an accurate and faithful portrayal of the original, combining parts and voices from across the orchestra. This piece has a little of everything, from fast moving sequences, to soft, expressive melodies. It really is a classic Dr Who story of thrills, drama, excitement and emotion.Instrument: PianoLength: Approx 10 minutesDifficulty: AdvancedSample from page 7, bar 158.