Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 4 Days Countdown: HP Soundtrack Highlights

In 4 days, the Special Rehearsal Edition Script of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child hits stores across the world, and as the latest installment in our HBB Reviews countdown, we are marking the best and most iconic moments and tracks in the Harry Potter soundtracks. By doing this we are going to be listing these by our favorites and what are the most popular and iconic tracks, that if you played, anyone would recognize most that it's Harry Potter.

Favorites:

5. Obliviate (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 OST 2010 Alexandre Desplat) What is considered the main theme of Part 1 of the final Potter story (until now), Obliviate has themes of darkness and transitioning to the darkness coming. It also seems like the most appropriate theme to describe Order of the Phoenix, Half-Blood Prince, and Deathly Hallows altogether.

4. Courtyard Apocalypse (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 OST 2011 Alexandre Desplat) This track was a great moment, in Deathly Hallows Part 2, where it's all out war in Hogwarts, with this great and epic track playing. But it's not only epic, it's somber, and really captures the tones of war.

3. Hogwarts March (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire OST 2005 Patrick Doyle) The track that preceded the third task, this is probably some of the most underrated tunes of Harry Potter. It's fun, and fully captures the feeling of undertaking the Triwizard Tournament!

2. Harry's Wonderous World (Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone 2001 John Williams)

1. Leaving Hogwarts (Harry Potter an the Philosopher's Stone 2011 John Williams)