Series One/Series Two Music Guide
 

This will be the final verison of my Incidental Music topic (at least until The Runaway Bride/Series 3 comes out on DVD :P). I decided to update the format from a simple list to something more detailed, especially as we now have the Soundtrack CD to draw on as well. This version of the topic goes more in detail about the cues themselves, the different versions and where they can be found. This is more for people who ask "Where can I find the music from...?" without knowing exactly what it is called.
Note: I haven't been able to collate it all tonight so I will post this now and complete the listing tomorrow.

Eventually I hope to build up a complete Doctor Who soundtrack (more material than the slightly disappointing released version anyway).

Hit the character limit...have to continue here.


The Opening Theme
What: The Doctor Who Theme of course!
Where It Is Used: Throughout Series One
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

The Closing Theme
What: The Doctor Who Theme of course! Extended to include Next Time trailers
Where It Is Used: Throughout Series One
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

Escape From Hendrick's
What: Contains parts of the Auton theme, Westminster Bridge and (at the end) a variation on the main theme melody
Where It Is Used: As Rose and the Doctor escape the Autons in Henrick's Store
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

The Doctors Theme 1
What: The vocal cue used for the Doctor and, in Series One, "Bad Wolf". This version has a piano intro and military drum-style bassline
Where It Is Used: "Forget about me Rose Tyler. Go home." Rose
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

Seeking The Doctor
What: A mysterious cue used to show the Doctor
Where It Is Used: Rose, School Reunion, Love & Monsters
Where It Can Be Found:
On the Doctor Who Soundtrack
Broadcast Version

Cassandra's Waltz
What: The theme used for Cassandra and, at times, Platform One
Where It Is Used: Throughout The End Of The World, and makes a slightly edited appearance in New Earth
Where It Can Be Found:
On the Doctor Who Soundtrack
Broadcast Version
CIN Concert Version

Monster Bossa Nova/She's Climbing Out The Window Isn't She
What: The second half of the track is a rearrangement of Westminster Bridge.
Where It Is Used: Boom Town, when Margarent Blaine/Slitheen tries to escape from the Doctor
Where It Can Be Found:
Monster Boss Nova is on the Doctor Who Soundtrack
Broadcast Version
CIN Concert Version

The Dalek Fleet Is Revealed
What: This version of the Dalek theme is combined with music from the episode Dalek and used
Where It Is Used: The cliffhanger of Bad Wolf
Where It Can Be Found:
At the beginning of The Daleks on the Doctor Who Soundtrack
Broadcast Version

The Opening Theme
What: The Doctor Who Theme of course! This is the same arrangement as the TCI theme, with the singular scream restored.
Where It Is Used: Series 2
Where It Can be Found:
On The Doctor Who Soundtrack
Broadcast Version

Westminster Bridge (Orchestral Version)
What: The same version as used in Rose only without the electronic bassline or guitar accompaniment.
Where Is It Used: The track is used in full at the beginning of New Earth. A truncated version can be heard later in the episode as Rose and The Doctor slide down the elevator shaft.
Where Can It Be Found:
Broadcast Version With Some Sound Effects
Elevator Shaft Cue

The Face Of Boe
What: The theme used for The Face of Boe
Where Is It Used: Throughout New Earth
Where Can It Be Found:
In its' entirety on the Doctor Who soundtrack
The Broadcast version with some sound effects can be found here

Seeking The Doctor (Alternate 2)
What: A mysterious cue used to show the Doctor
Where It Is Used: School Reunion
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

Song For Ten (Instrumental)
What: An instrumental version of Song For Ten
Where It Is Used: When the Doctor says goodbye to Sarah Jane in School Reunion
Where Can it be Found:
Broadcast Version

The Hoix
What: Features some original composition and also part of Seeking The Doctor.
Where It Is Used: The opening of Love & Monsters
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

Don't I Know You?
What: Features some original composition and also part of Monster Bossa Nova.
Where It Is Used: The opening of Love & Monsters
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

Finding Jackie
What: Features some original composition and also part of Monster Bossa Nova.
Where It Is Used: Love & Monsters and The Parting of the Ways
Where It Can Be Found:
The Doctor Who Soundtrack
CIN Concert Version
Longer Broadcast Version

Ghost Shift (Torchwood Theme)
What: This music was later rearranged and reorchestrated by Murray Gold to be used as the theme for Torchwood
Where It Is Used:
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

Cyber Discovery
What: From Army Of Ghosts
Where It Is Used: When Adeola discovers the hidden Cybermen
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

Bad Wolf Bay
What: Features Roses' Theme and The Lone Dalek. If you listen closely you can hear what appears to be a small tribute to John Williams' Star Wars score. Murray Gold has referenced John Williams before in Harriet Jones, Prime Minister.
Where It Is Used: The final scene of Doomsday
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

The Closing Theme
What: The Doctor Who Theme of course! Extended to include Next Time trailers (Thanks to Danny for editing this together)
Where It Is Used: Throughout Series Two
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

Here's a couple more tracks

Finding Jackie
Cyber Discovery
Don't I Know You?
The Hoix
Bad Wolf Bay

Enjoy!

Nice! :)

I'll stick those into your above posts if you like. Just give me the What/Where information. I don't really know right now. :P

Please :).

Here's the full bits then:

Bad Wolf Bay
What: Features Roses' Theme and The Lone Dalek. If you listen closely you can hear what appears to be a small tribute to John Williams' Star Wars score. Murray Gold has referenced John Williams before in Harriet Jones, Prime Minister.
Where It Is Used: The final scene of Doomsday
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

The Hoix
What: Features some original composition and also part of Seeking The Doctor.
Where It Is Used: The opening of Love & Monsters
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

Don't I Know You?
What: Features some original composition and also part of Monster Bossa Nova.
Where It Is Used: The opening of Love & Monsters
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

Finding Jackie
What: Features some original composition and also part of Monster Bossa Nova.
Where It Is Used: Love & Monsters and The Parting of the Ways
Where It Can Be Found:
The Doctor Who Soundtrack
CIN Concert Version
Longer Broadcast Version

Cyber Discovery
What: From Army Of Ghosts
Where It Is Used: When Adeola discovers the hidden Cybermen
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version

There you go. :)

Thank you Tom for more great music, and thanks for keeping that post organized, Dalek104! :D

(I'll have to start calling you "Dalek104" now so you don't forget your true identity.) :P

Another new one.

Sword Fight
What: Includes The Doctor's Theme and a modified version of New Adventures.
Where It Is Used: The sword fight with the Sycorax leader in The Christmas Invasion.
Where It Can Be Found:
Broadcast Version (Some Sound Effects)
CIN Concert Version