The Woman in White
Added on Wednesday, January 27, 2021 Posted by Philippe Mouchon
Manners McDade presents the soundtrack album for the BBC mini-series The Woman in White. This album contains the music composed by Jon Opstad.
Manners McDade presents the soundtrack album for the BBC mini-series The Woman in White. This album contains the music composed by Jon Opstad.
Jon Opstad is a London-based composer, working across film, television, contemporary dance and concert music. His music often combines contemporary classical elements with electronics, merging acoustic instrumentation with both modern and vintage electronic instruments and techniques. Jon was nominated for a British Composer Award in 2014, in the Stage Works category, for his score for contemporary dance work Ignis, combining solo violin with electronics. He was the winner of the 2011 Presteigne Festival competition for composers. Radio broadcasts of his music include BBC Radio 3’s Late Junction, In Tune and Unclassified programmes, as well as New Sounds on New York radio station WNYC, for which Jon was interviewed discussing his music in 2015.
The soundtrack is available to download on Amazon and other digital music stores.
Score composed and produced by Jon Opstad
Performed By:
Jon Opstad - piano, prepared piano, percussion, electronics
Eivind Aarset - electric guitar
Peter Gregson - cello
Clare Wheeler - violin
James Opstad - double bass
Gareth Lockrane - alto & bass flutes
Lore Lixenberg - voice
The Woman in White is a five-part BBC television adaptation of the 1860 sensation novel of the same name by Wilkie Collins written by Fiona Seres and directed by Carl Tibbetts with Ben Hardy, Jessie Buckley, Olivia Vinall, Dougray Scott, Riccardo Scamarcio and Charles Dance.
Romance, suspense, and danger combine as secrets come to the fore in Wilkie Collins’ haunting tale of insanity and identity. Viewed by many as the first psychological thriller novel, The Woman In White will take viewers on a chilling ride down the shadowy paths and corridors of English country houses and ultimately into the depths of the Victorian madhouse….
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