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*"Song For Ten" was the first original song to be commissioned for the revived ''Doctor Who'' series. The version recorded by Neil Hannon was released on the Series One and Two soundtrack album. | *"Song For Ten" was the first original song to be commissioned for the revived ''Doctor Who'' series. | ||
*The version featured in the actual episode | *The version recorded by Neil Hannon was released on the Series One and Two soundtrack album. | ||
*The version featured in the actual episode was sung by Tim Phillips. | |||
Revision as of 19:02, 1 January 2009
Song For Ten is a song written for the second series of the revived Doctor Who by composer Murray Gold. It was originally recorded by Tim Phillips but was re-recorded for the first Doctor Who soundtrack by Neil Hannon. The song is played during the scene in which the newly-regenerated tenth Doctor browses the TARDIS wardrobe for his defining outfit. The lyrics directly reference the events of The Christmas Invasion and the series finale Doomsday, as well as the Doctor's feelings towards his then companion Rose Tyler. (DW: The Christmas Invasion)
Behind the Scenes
- "Song For Ten" was the first original song to be commissioned for the revived Doctor Who series.
- The version recorded by Neil Hannon was released on the Series One and Two soundtrack album.
- The version featured in the actual episode was sung by Tim Phillips.
