Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story soundtrack: All the songs in the Netflix drama
Classical covers of some of pop's best-loved songs? You bet Queen Charlotte is full of them.
It wouldn't be a Bridgerton series if it didn't include classical orchestra; covers of some of the world's most recognised chart-topping songs, would it? Well, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story has all those and more.
The prequel series sees the focus well and truly on the beloved Queen, played by Golda Roushevel and her younger self played by India Amarteifio. How did the Ton get to be the way it is? Well, it involves going back in time to "the great experiment" when King George and Charlotte were placed together and their love story blossomed.
While the series is most certainly a sweet love story, the Netflix drama also explores some pretty hard-hitting themes with the topics of mental health, race, family and duty all being explored in great detail.
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But of course, the series is also home to its fair share of grandiose balls and naturally, some great music. Most notably, Alicia Keys has re-recorded one of her most iconic singles from her 20-year-old album The Diary of Alicia Keys, which was released in 2003.
One of the lead singles off of it, If I Ain't Got You, has been recorded for the Bridgerton prequel series alongside a 90-piece orchestra comprised of women of colour, which has been teased to be "unbelievable". Arsema Thomas, who plays the young Lady Danbury, says that something that will get audiences talking is the music, saying: "The music in this season is amazing."
Kris Bowers is the composer for the series and is known for his work on Bridgerton, Green Book, Dear White People, When They See Us, and Space Jam: A New Legacy.
With that, read on for the full list of songs included throughout Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story.
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story soundtrack – every song featured
The new series features instrumental covers of well-known tracks, just like Bridgerton did with the likes of Rihanna's Diamonds, Nirvana's Stay Away and more. Read on for a list of the tracks used in the drama, which have been covered with a classical orchestral rendition.
If I Ain't Got You
Episode: 3
Original by: Alicia Keys
Performed by: Vitamin String Quartet
Run The World (Girls)
Episode: 5
Original by: Beyoncé
Performed by: Caleb Chan, Brian Chan
Nobody Gets Me
Episode: 6
Original by: SZA
Performed by: Caleb Chan, Brian Chan
I Will Always Love You
Episode: 6
Original by: Dolly Parton
Performed by: Vitamin String Quartet
The complete soundtrack of covers used in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story is as follows:
- A Feeling I've Never Been – Kris Bowers
- Halo – Caleb Chan, Brian Chan
- If I Ain't Got You – Vitamin String Quartet
- Deja Vu – Mike Froudarakis, Alexander Leeming Froudarakis
- Run the World – Caleb Chan, Brian Chan
- Nobody Gets Me – Caleb Chan, Brian Chan
- I Will Always Love You – Vitamin String Quartet
- If I Ain't Got You (feat Queen Charlotte's Global Orchestra) Orchestral – Alicia Keys, Queen Charlotte's Global Orchestra
The show also features an original score by Kris Bowers, which forms an array of beautifully composed classical pieces that are aptly named after key moments in the series. Read on for the original songs featured in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story:
- Main Title
- Arranging Marriage
- Princess Royal Is Dead
- I'm Just George
- Rest of Our Lives Together
- Kiss and Tell
- Observatory Kiss
- Who You Are
- I Am Venus
- Meet Dr Monro
- George Charlotte Montage
- Almost Kiss
- Almost Break Down
- Come Back to Me
- I Love You Charlotte
- He's Not Fine
- Together We Are Whole
- Thank You
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story is available to stream on Netflix now. Bridgerton seasons 1 and 2 are also available to stream now. You can buy The Viscount Who Loved Me and the Bridgerton book series on Amazon.
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Morgan Cormack is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering everything drama-related on TV and streaming. She previously worked at Stylist as an Entertainment Writer. Alongside her past work in content marketing and as a freelancer, she possesses a BA in English Literature.