Download: OPENING TITLES 6. PURSUIT 11. LIGHT-FINGERED 16. BACK TO WORK 2. THE GAME IS ON 7. WHICH BOTTLE? 12. ELEGY 17. WOMAN ON THE SLAB 3. WAR 8. TARGETS 13. CRATES OF BOOKS 18. A MAN WHO CAN

OPENING TITLES 6. PURSUIT 11. LIGHT-FINGERED 16. BACK TO WORK 2. THE GAME IS ON 7. WHICH BOTTLE? 12. ELEGY 17. WOMAN ON THE SLAB 3. WAR 8. TARGETS 13. CRATES OF BOOKS 18. A MAN WHO CAN 4. PINK 9. LIBRARY BOOKS 14. SANDBAG 19. FINAL ACT 5. SECURITY CAMERAS 10. NUMBER SYSTEMS 15. ON THE MOVE, Intelligent, funny, thrilling - all words seldom used to describe film music composers. A lot of what we do is responding to visual images, trying to find a way in to illuminate the scene or the characters, to hold the audience's hand as we all travel through the story. As a composer, the worst thing that you can be confronted with are characters or stories which appear in varying shades of grey. It's an uphill struggle to make something live emotionally if it's so obviously unwell on the screen. This was never going to be a problem with "Sherlock". From the first time we saw Benedict and Martin on screen as Holmes and Watson it was obvious that they were bringing fierce intelligence, humour, incredible colour and humanity to the amazing scripts of Messers Moffat, Gatiss and Thompson. Then it was just a case of trying not to break something that was not only wonderful… but something we both felt was the best piece of British TV we had seen in years. Each of the three episodes here has individual character themes, but the thread running throughout is Sherlock's speed of thought. We tried to find ways to be with him musically as he deduced, so we could all enjoy feeling, even for a moment, what it might like to be him in real life. And to balance that with the genuine integrity and warmth of John Watson. It's an extraordinary series to be a part of, created by extraordinary people, from extraordinary stories. Now with some tunes. Michael & David, Music Produced by David Arnold and Michael Price Additional Music by Rael Jones Performed by The London Session Orchestra, conducted by Michael Price Orchestrated by Anthony Weeden Guitars, Mandolins and Percussion by Rael Jones Recorded and Mixed by Nick Wollage and Chris Barrett, at Air Studios, London Mastered by Ray Staff Session Preparation by Tom Farnon Additional vocals by Haley Glennie-Smith With thanks to: Steven, Mark, Paul, Sue, Beryl, Debbie and all the fabulous Sherlock production team; Becky Bentham @ Hothouse; Alison, Nick, Chris, Fiona and everyone at Air for their skill and hospitality; David Stoner and Silva Screen Records; Simon Platz at Bucks Music, and anyone out there turning their collar up and solving crimes. For Hartswood Films: Series Producer: Sue Vertue Created by: Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss Written by: Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, Steve Thompson Executive Producer: Beryl Vertue Directors: Paul McGuigan and Euros Lyn © Hartswood Films Ltd Music published by: Hartswood Films Ltd administered by EMI Music Publishing / Bucks Music Group Ltd. All images © Hartswood Films Limited Thanks to: Debbie Vertue, Howard Price, Sue Vertue, Beryl Vertue, Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, Colin Hutton and all at Hartswood Films. Executive Producers for Silva Screen Records Ltd.: Reynold D'Silva and David Stoner CD artwork: Stuart Ford, © 2012 Silva Screen Records Ltd. P 2011 Hartswood Films Limited. Under exclusive licence to Silva Screen Records Ltd.

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