Here you can access the complete score to Ravendor's Goblet of Fire!

There is also a downloadable digital booklet, and individual tracks of every cue. Enjoy!

CD-Length (78 min) arrangement of the Goblet of Fire score highlights.

Original composition project: summer in the small hills as told by a camera, some music, and the nostalgic feeling of the place where you grew up.

"Hapee Birthdae" Harry! For this week, here are some custom cover art designs using the book covers that can be used for all of the Potter scores. As a bonus, we included a Ravendor Goblet of Fire cover with another Mary Grandpre image.

Album-style presentations of important themes developed in Goblet of Fire: Rita Skeeter (combination of thematic statements from the movie), Wand of the Phoenix (by John Williams - expanded in Goblet of Fire, and arranged now into its own work), and The Triwizard Tournament (expansion of original material).

Some of our favorite ideas from the temp score of other John Williams cues edited in, and some of the original keyboard demos of new themes.

Six deleted scenes from the Goblet of Fire have been scored to match the complete presentation using existing music, as the other installments did in the extended editions.

This cue is a suite of themes from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2019).

Stay tuned for more next week, when we will be posting the complete score presentation.

Much like Cue No. 34: Cedric is Dead, this cue is completely unique musically to the scene it accompanies. This funeral hymn is quietly sung by choir as Dumbledore gives his speech. Strings...

The music is sparked into existence by Dumbledore’s realization regarding the connection between Harry and Voldemort’s wands. Appropriately, Wand of the Phoenix gets a full statement...

Entry for Spitfire Audio's Westworld Scoring Competition, mixed with dialogue and sound effects.

As it becomes clear to the crowd what Harry already knows, a lament for Cedric plays over the events following the Third Task and secret confrontation in the graveyard...

At the moment Moody begins questioning Harry about Voldemort’s return, the 3-note motif begins, reflecting the threat of darkness that has now come to fruition. The motif...

Chromatic movements upwards and downward clash as the chest begins to open. Once the dissonant chords clear and we can see inside, the plotting motif plays in a...

The low basses rumble as Harry and Cedric explore their surroundings. Violas and cellos join in clusters as the realization sets in that this place is certainly unsafe. The orchestra is static, and only moves quietly and carefully. Minor chords accompany Cedric’s observing of the Triwizard Cup...

This source music is being played by the Hogwarts band at the Third Task. The Quidditch fanfare from the Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone Children’s Suite (2001) fit perfectly, and for the most...

The Triwizard theme plays as Dumbledore brings the four champions together for a word of advice before the task begins. The theme turns ominous quickly as he talks about the dangers...

We have updated the site to add an "Other Projects" page! Here we will post our works that are unrelated to Potter.

Check under About > Other Projects to see the score to short film "Poulette's Chair," with more to be added soon.

While Harry waits around in Dumbledore’s office, familiar music plays as he wanders. This was used in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002) for the exact same situation. When Harry...

Dumbledore looks at Harry inquisitively and in a subtle state of shock. Choir and celesta enter, and as Harry describes the dream, an oboe plays the Chamber of Secrets 1 theme. The slithering...

Hogwarts Forever plays as Dumbledore announces Harry has won second place in the task. As Harry and his friends get back to the dock below Hogwarts, Barty Crouch Sr. is standing there waiting for him. The music turns from warm to ominous chords...