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The score to Henry V was written by then first-time film composer Patrick Doyle. It was performed by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Simon Rattle. The soundtrack was released 8 November 1989 through EMI Classics and features fifteen tracks of score at a running time just under an hour. Patrick Doyle also appeared in the film as the first soldier to begin singing "Non Nobis, Domine" following the battle at Agincourt.

1 Opening Title - 'O! For A Muse Of Fire' 3:34
2 Henry V Theme - The Boar's Head 2:46
3 The Three Traitors 2:03
4 'Now, Lords, For France!' 2:40
5 The Death Of Falstaff 1:54
6 'Once More Unto The Breach' 3:45
7 The Threat To The Governor Of Harfleur - Katherine Of France - The March To Calais 5:51
8 The Death Of Bardolph 2:22
9 'Upon The King' 4:50
10 St. Crispin's Day - The Battle Of Agincourt 14:13
11 'The Day Is Yours' 2:34
12 'Non Nobis, Domine' 4:09
13 The Wooing Of Katherine 2:24
14 'Let This Acceptance Take' 2:50
15 End Title 2:35