"I wish I could tell you how lonely I am. How cold and harsh it is here. Everywhere there is conflict and unkindness. I think God has forsaken this place. I believe I have seen hell and it's white, It's snow-white." The best line in the whole series
Wonderful, wonderful miniseries. Richard Armitage is so broody and gorgeous! He is definitely got Celtic blood; it's so obvious, with that jet black hair and those blue eyes. He has to be a Pict. My adopted brother is Pictish Irish. His hair is that same jet black, but his eyes are hazel like mine. I'm Viking Irish. I have strawberry hair and hazel eyes, though now both my adopted and biological brothers and I are going silver. My biological brother resembles the German side of our family. My adopted brother is tall like my bio brother, but we look related, lol! We're both white as snow.
One exception: Jane Austen's Persuasion (1995) matched the intimacy of the story with a piano-only score by Jeremy Sams (with an occasional assist from Chopin!); the only orchestral music - if memory serves - is a concert where a soprano is accompanied by by a small ensemble of instruments. But then, this wonderful film breaks a number of "rules": f.i., it uses only natural light for its interior as well as exterior scenes.
This whole scene (and the "Look back at me" scene) is a masterpiece - the cinematography, the score; Mr. Thornton walking throught the mill with the cotton flying around him and Margaret's words - "I believe I've seen hell - it's white, it's snow-white..." British Period Drama at its finest!
my favorite scene is when Margaret is in her carriage and Thornton's looking at her going away and says "look back.....Look back at me...* sooooooooooo adorable !!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
SilverMoon427 yes ! the emotions in this scene are so intense ! I'm not a really emotional person, but when looking at the scene I could almost feel the pain of Thornton ! I just love this movie so much !
God, I love this soundtrack. It is a true manifestation of the pure misery of that time period, as well as the overall conflicted mood in this series. I just got the ebook (for free, mind you.) And I cannot wait to read it!
Love love this track, wish it were longer. Just rewatched the show and it is just beautifully done. That moment when Thornton walks through the factory in a cloud of white - music captures the scene perfectly. Great series and actors as well. I didn’t want it to end so soon.
it's grim, and beautiful, and dark, and forlorn and helpless, but so tender and fair, just a wonderful piece that really mirrors the heart of these wonderful story and characters.
I've just watched this entire series straight. Oh my gosh it's just the best thing ever, and the music is just wonderful. It's so atmospheric and perfectly evokes the emotions portrayed by the absolutely brilliant actors. My new favourite TV series; thank you so much for posting this. ♥
I just binged it last night, and it was so beautiful and brilliant!!! If you forgot about it, I invite you to see it again, it's so good! I am so glad you liked it too!!!
I grew up in a Yorkshire mill town and work in one now, and this soundtrack makes me think of the mills with the high moors all around, grim and beautiful at the same time.
Somehow the beginning of this reminds me of Gustav Holst, and it gives me goosebumps. And then it also gives a melodic picture of the difference between Thornton and Margaret, yet it binds them. Just... PERFECTION!
Thank you sooo much for posting the soundtrack to my all-time favorite period drama EVER. Mr. Thornton will always have such a special place in my heart, and all because I was home sick with the flu and was watching random Netflix shows. This soundtrack is gorgeous, especially this piece, and the whole score brilliantly depicts the town, times, characters, and emotional turmoil. Such a beautiful picture of the middle and lower classes in Victorian times, and an even more beautiful love story. Timeless, and made even more so by the always amazing Martin Phipps.
I loved that she felt so deeply about others and the circumstances that did not directly affect her in the first half of the story before her own personal Hell that Margret fiercely believed what she wrote and believed. A stunning story, and the music was just the cherry on top. Beautiful.
Oh my goodness the soundtrack is so beautiful. I am going to look for it on Amazon I hope it is available to purchase. I 'll buy several copies for gifts this Christmas... it is just so beautiful...
Rosa Padron estas adicta a esta serie yo desde hace cinco años no la paro de ver lástima que ha medida que la suben la sacan de inmediato no se donde se podrá comprar si sabes algún dato me avisas porfavor saludos
No sweetie it's not hell its your strong headed innocence going uh oh when finally meeting the immovable force that is love in the form of this man that will not be denied but kudos for trying alas he's not like the others guys who withered away .
dudeisodumb - anyway I can get these soundtracks loaded to my iTunes. There was a website at one time but the files are no longer there...ugh! I don't think I can download from RUclips...can I?
Yeah you can download the mp3 from the youtube url, just google "youtube to mp3 converter" and you can use any of the several websites available. I personally use: www . clip converter . cc/ I hope this helps. :)
As a quasi-sociopathic asshole who's come to, through experience, cynically regard most women as complacent schloots with little-to-no personality beyond their attitudes and gossip, I've had a LOT of superficial relationships of a pump-and-dump nature but...I shit you not, the first _real_ girlfriend I've ever had sat us down to watch _THIS_ on our third date and I was lifted in love by both. You scratch away enough of most girl's opinions and you pierce the veneer painted over unexplored feelings, maybe a heartfelt memory or association but, rarely a well-contemplated answer for anything but this girl, when she spent 25 minutes articulating _WHY_ this series meant so much to her, covering every detail, theme, and character and how it related to her beloved father, a gruff man of great responsibility like Mr. Thornton who was loving even as he was hard and coarse given the mantle he bore and the expectations laid upon...wow... First and last true girlfriend I ever had and I rewatch this series yearly to rekindle the yearning in my soul it ignited for genuine, unspoiled, contemplative women. We dated for six months as I realized I couldn't treat her like the rest; we'd never even made out or "done the deed," even though I clearly sparked something in her and the potential was present. I _COULDN'T_ proceed "as usual" because she struck me as a virtuous and principled person, raised supremely well by a loving and industrious father and a kind and compassionate mother. She was a girl of propriety, like Miss Hale in her time, who wanted to see the world through the light of ideals and people as the best they could be, as "children of God with every capacity to be as He intended them", as she said. I believe she was LDS but man, would that I had been a Christian, and one worthy of her company. After a tearful breakup--cause you just have to, she was still a girl, this emotionally-attaching creature with this inherent desire to bring out the best in me, regardless of how tarnished I knew I'd make her despite her protests that she could maintain both me AND her spiritual standards--I penned a note to her father, commending him for raising such a wonderful daughter and condemning him for having sent her to college where she might encounter fox-pawed scoundrels like me. There are just some people who inspire you to become a better person and this girl was one of them, and she loved _North & South_ and every time this track rolls, I remember that Jean-Paul Sartre was only half right...Hell may be other people but, it can also be found within. This was a great series and whenever anyone asks what I love to watch, I expound on it as _she_ did for me. That was a long-winded contextual tale but, I feel it a transcendent show beloved by transcendent people.
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Hello All,
Here's the link to download the soundtrack: goo.gl/4zJTh4
Thank you!!!
Thank you!!
Real MVP here man
Bless your soul
Hi can you please make and upload a Hour version of this track to listen to for studying please 🙏
"I wish I could tell you how lonely I am. How cold and harsh it is here. Everywhere there is conflict and unkindness. I think God has forsaken this place. I believe I have seen hell and it's white, It's snow-white."
The best line in the whole series
Wonderful, wonderful miniseries. Richard Armitage is so broody and gorgeous! He is definitely got Celtic blood; it's so obvious, with that jet black hair and those blue eyes. He has to be a Pict. My adopted brother is Pictish Irish. His hair is that same jet black, but his eyes are hazel like mine. I'm Viking Irish. I have strawberry hair and hazel eyes, though now both my adopted and biological brothers and I are going silver. My biological brother resembles the German side of our family. My adopted brother is tall like my bio brother, but we look related, lol! We're both white as snow.
**muffled scream** This whole series is just...so...stunning.
Agreed. That and “Look back at me.”
@The Good Days, Both bring me to tears every time. Weird how a simple sentence or one line of music can effect you like that
and he looks like the Devil himself.
You cannot, I repeat-CANNOT-have a period drama without a damn good sweeping orchestral score.
so fucking true....
One exception: Jane Austen's Persuasion (1995) matched the intimacy of the story with a piano-only score by Jeremy Sams (with an occasional assist from Chopin!); the only orchestral music - if memory serves - is a concert where a soprano is accompanied by by a small ensemble of instruments. But then, this wonderful film breaks a number of "rules": f.i., it uses only natural light for its interior as well as exterior scenes.
This whole scene (and the "Look back at me" scene) is a masterpiece - the cinematography, the score; Mr. Thornton walking throught the mill with the cotton flying around him and Margaret's words - "I believe I've seen hell - it's white, it's snow-white..."
British Period Drama at its finest!
I wish it were longer, it's so...deep sounding, bittersweet, grim, beautiful.
It makes me think of my late parents 😭
Truly a great score and line together when she says, “I’ve seen hell and it’s white...snow white.” That ending of the episode is just so powerful.
I have seen hell and it is white...snow white. (cue in cotton fluff)
Favourite scene!!!!
+Bhyjaz Jazz Mine too!
my favorite scene is when Margaret is in her carriage and Thornton's looking at her going away and says "look back.....Look back at me...* sooooooooooo adorable !!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Is verry sad scene,his face changing expression when he realize she will not look back,it made me cry that scene.
SilverMoon427 yes ! the emotions in this scene are so intense ! I'm not a really emotional person, but when looking at the scene I could almost feel the pain of Thornton ! I just love this movie so much !
Dude! That is my favorite part too!
God, I love this soundtrack. It is a true manifestation of the pure misery of that time period, as well as the overall conflicted mood in this series. I just got the ebook (for free, mind you.) And I cannot wait to read it!
I started crying while listening to this song
This always makes me cry, it just connects with me that I can’t explain. I wish it was on Spotify and more recognised ❤️
Love love this track, wish it were longer. Just rewatched the show and it is just beautifully done. That moment when Thornton walks through the factory in a cloud of white - music captures the scene perfectly. Great series and actors as well. I didn’t want it to end so soon.
I fell in love with this mini serie as same as a girl falls in love with boy. Slowly and suddenly completely.
Martin Phipps is a genius!
This track is my favourite!! If only it were longer...
My favourite scene ever
it's grim, and beautiful, and dark, and forlorn and helpless, but so tender and fair, just a wonderful piece that really mirrors the heart of these wonderful story and characters.
I've just watched this entire series straight. Oh my gosh it's just the best thing ever, and the music is just wonderful. It's so atmospheric and perfectly evokes the emotions portrayed by the absolutely brilliant actors. My new favourite TV series; thank you so much for posting this. ♥
I just binged it last night, and it was so beautiful and brilliant!!! If you forgot about it, I invite you to see it again, it's so good! I am so glad you liked it too!!!
This is the music where you need to cry but still have the feeling that you can finally breathe freely again💖
I grew up in a Yorkshire mill town and work in one now, and this soundtrack makes me think of the mills with the high moors all around, grim and beautiful at the same time.
"I've seen hell, and it's white - it's snow white.." ♡ A timeless series.
Somehow the beginning of this reminds me of Gustav Holst, and it gives me goosebumps. And then it also gives a melodic picture of the difference between Thornton and Margaret, yet it binds them. Just... PERFECTION!
Definitely something very English and pastoral about his composition.
Bellissima la scena della stazione.
What a soundtrack..most of them are exceptional..❤
Thornton your killin me man your killin me
amazing soundtrack, and the scene itself is breathtaking. thanks for sharing
I love this, 19th century based movies always have the best soundtracks
Beautiful song. I wish this series had been longer. Greetings from Turkey
ugh, this soundtrack has always been a fav. absolutely beautiful.
Amazing theme. I can't stop listening to it!
Thank you sooo much for posting the soundtrack to my all-time favorite period drama EVER. Mr. Thornton will always have such a special place in my heart, and all because I was home sick with the flu and was watching random Netflix shows. This soundtrack is gorgeous, especially this piece, and the whole score brilliantly depicts the town, times, characters, and emotional turmoil. Such a beautiful picture of the middle and lower classes in Victorian times, and an even more beautiful love story. Timeless, and made even more so by the always amazing Martin Phipps.
Marvelous music. That scene...leaves me breathless everytime. Love this adaptation of the novel. 💜💜💜I highly recommend it.
I absolutely love this song!!! I’m going to have to learn it on viola.
I loved that she felt so deeply about others and the circumstances that did not directly affect her in the first half of the story before her own personal Hell that Margret fiercely believed what she wrote and believed. A stunning story, and the music was just the cherry on top. Beautiful.
I love this serie, and this particular song is just...perfect!
Thanks for posting!
“I believe I’ve seen hell; and it’s white. It’s snow white.” **chilllllsss**🥺🥺
"I've seen hell. And it's white. It's snow-white."
Chilling!!
Will never tire of this composition. It’s mesmerizing.
Why is this not on spotify :(
This song makes my heart clench whenever I've not heard it recently
This makes me want to live through out the 17th 18th 19th century
I wish if I could unwatch this masterpiece to watch it again...and this music is an eardrug❤️❤️❤️
csannot stop listening, so so good....
Oh my goodness the soundtrack is so beautiful. I am going to look for it on Amazon I hope it is available to purchase. I 'll buy several copies for gifts this Christmas... it is just so beautiful...
Here's the link to download the soundtrack: goo.gl/4zJTh4
The soundtrack is composed by Martin Phipps, it's in the description box and the video (at the bottom).
Glad you like it, too. :)
I absolutely _adore_ everything beyond the 1 minute mark of this song!! Just gorgeous.
Great adaptation of such a deep and thoughtful book. Loved it :)
Talentoso compositor , le dio ¡excelencia! a la historia con su música ...
gives me goosebumps all the time
One of my favourite tracks
It's the wonderful melody)
Holy cannoli, I have chills! This series was so good and the music is absolutely breathtaking as well!
Please excuse me while I swoon... 😍
God, Martin Phipps knew what he was doing! 👏 💓
Epic scene! I love this beautiful piece
This movie has the best soundtracks ever composed. They always bring a tear to my eye :-) and i don't know why
Une pure merveille!
obsessed.
So beautiful.
I love this track so much!!!
Wow. I'm speechless. I adore this series, and this song... "I think I've seen hell, and it's white. Snow white."
love love love this soundtrack! it describes the whole series :')
ps: i picture the cotton flying around and Thornton overseeing everything :3
SUCH A BEAUTIFUL SONG!! getting teary.... :')
Adoro essa minissérie e o casal também...😍
my bf learned to play a little of the soundtrack for me on his guitar!
Omg es la canción que buscaba gracias :) thank you ♥
Such strong emotions
Favourite.
I believe I've seen hell, and it's white, it's snow white...
My god my favourite scene ever!!! ♡♡♡♡
ICONIC
2019?
This is so beautiful. I'm crying
Gracias mil gracias amo esta canción
Wonderful!!!
Thank you MARTIN Phillips 🌹. A truly beautiful Score. 1/02. St. There'se MARTIN of the child Jesus 🌹
Magnifique❤❤❤
Essa musica é perfeita...
Thanks :)
6 anos atrás eu não tinha olvido essa maravilha, mas agora eu posso.
i love this scene
I love this music.
102☝️ Comments... 1/02. St. There'se 🌹. I lived my Hell. Flew out like a Pheonix. Thank you Jesus 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 1111.
When i hear this music i feel i want cry so much😣😣😣
I am trying to download this soundtrack! I love all the music
Here's the link to download the soundtrack: goo.gl/4zJTh4
There hast to be a soundtrack on Apple Music. Please.
La mejor!!! the best song
Rosa Padron estas adicta a esta serie yo desde hace cinco años no la paro de ver lástima que ha medida que la suben la sacan de inmediato no se donde se podrá comprar si sabes algún dato me avisas porfavor saludos
Sounds like the main ost of "Memoirs of a Geisha"
I love it 💕
I'm addicted to this song. ♡
I've never seen the series or read the book, but I can hear utter misery and beauty of this almost haunting music.
❤🎼🎵🎶
Why isn't this on Spotify
It’s unfortunate the music from this series cannot be acquired via Apple’s music service.
No sweetie it's not hell its your strong headed innocence going uh oh when finally meeting the immovable force that is love in the form of this man that will not be denied but kudos for trying alas he's not like the others guys who withered away .
You could put this at the end of any bad or good film with a cliff hanger or the main character dies and it would become good
Is the soundtrack available? US Amazon doesn't seem to have it.
Here's the link to download the soundtrack: goo.gl/4zJTh4
Anyone know where I can get this music? I can’t seem to find it on the iTunes and I absolutely adore this soundtrack.
I've been meaning to post this link on all of the OST videos for North & South:
goo.gl/4zJTh4
dudeisodumb Omg thank you!!
God, that was so beautiful. Amazing music. Hands off to the composer! Does anyone know who it is?
Here's the link to download the soundtrack: goo.gl/4zJTh4
Martin Phillips. You can see the name in the picture
Phipps*
dudeisodumb - anyway I can get these soundtracks loaded to my iTunes. There was a website at one time but the files are no longer there...ugh! I don't think I can download from RUclips...can I?
Yeah you can download the mp3 from the youtube url, just google "youtube to mp3 converter" and you can use any of the several websites available. I personally use:
www . clip converter . cc/
I hope this helps. :)
Here's the link to download the soundtrack: goo.gl/4zJTh4
Is it possible to find this on spotify?
Is there any way I can Buy this song on iTunes, if so can someone send me a link to it. Thanks.
Here's the link to download the soundtrack: goo.gl/4zJTh4
the strings sound alot like the last king of china theme...
As a quasi-sociopathic asshole who's come to, through experience, cynically regard most women as complacent schloots with little-to-no personality beyond their attitudes and gossip, I've had a LOT of superficial relationships of a pump-and-dump nature but...I shit you not, the first _real_ girlfriend I've ever had sat us down to watch _THIS_ on our third date and I was lifted in love by both. You scratch away enough of most girl's opinions and you pierce the veneer painted over unexplored feelings, maybe a heartfelt memory or association but, rarely a well-contemplated answer for anything but this girl, when she spent 25 minutes articulating _WHY_ this series meant so much to her, covering every detail, theme, and character and how it related to her beloved father, a gruff man of great responsibility like Mr. Thornton who was loving even as he was hard and coarse given the mantle he bore and the expectations laid upon...wow...
First and last true girlfriend I ever had and I rewatch this series yearly to rekindle the yearning in my soul it ignited for genuine, unspoiled, contemplative women. We dated for six months as I realized I couldn't treat her like the rest; we'd never even made out or "done the deed," even though I clearly sparked something in her and the potential was present. I _COULDN'T_ proceed "as usual" because she struck me as a virtuous and principled person, raised supremely well by a loving and industrious father and a kind and compassionate mother. She was a girl of propriety, like Miss Hale in her time, who wanted to see the world through the light of ideals and people as the best they could be, as "children of God with every capacity to be as He intended them", as she said. I believe she was LDS but man, would that I had been a Christian, and one worthy of her company.
After a tearful breakup--cause you just have to, she was still a girl, this emotionally-attaching creature with this inherent desire to bring out the best in me, regardless of how tarnished I knew I'd make her despite her protests that she could maintain both me AND her spiritual standards--I penned a note to her father, commending him for raising such a wonderful daughter and condemning him for having sent her to college where she might encounter fox-pawed scoundrels like me. There are just some people who inspire you to become a better person and this girl was one of them, and she loved _North & South_ and every time this track rolls, I remember that Jean-Paul Sartre was only half right...Hell may be other people but, it can also be found within.
This was a great series and whenever anyone asks what I love to watch, I expound on it as _she_ did for me. That was a long-winded contextual tale but, I feel it a transcendent show beloved by transcendent people.