Listen to all songs from the first season of the Netflix tv show Midnight Mass. A complete playlist.
Each song from the 7 episodes is equipped with a scene description, a time stamp and an audio sample. In the 1st season of Midnight Mass 10 songs can be heard.
Season 1 – Episode 1
Book I: Genesis
| Song: | Listen on: |
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| And The Grass Won't Pay No Mind - Neil Diamond Timestamp: 0:00 | Scene: Song is heard right at the beginning of the episode. A car accident can be seen. Riley sits shocked on the side of the road. |   |
| Soolaimon - Neil Diamond Timestamp: 0:05 | Scene: Riley's father is playing this song. Warren rides his bike through the village. Erin is reading a book. | |
| Abide With Me - The Newton Brothers Timestamp: 0:31 | Scene: Ed and Riley shake hands. The sheriff and his son Ali pray. | |
Season 1 – Episode 2
Book II: Psalms
| Song: | Listen on: |
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| Saturday Morning - Harry Chapin Timestamp: 0:19 | Scene: The sky in the evening is shown. A crucifix hangs on the wall. A photo of Ed and a baby is shown. An old woman is sewing on a fabric. She accidentally pricks her finger with the needle. Riley enters the house. He is greeted by his mother. Riley lies in bed with his eyes open. | |
| Lead Kindly Light - The Newton Brothers Timestamp: 0:36 | Scene: Joe mourns the loss of his dog. More scenes follow. | |
Season 1 – Episode 3
Book III: Proverbs
| Song: | Listen on: |
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| Holly Holy - Neil Diamond Timestamp: 0:14 | Scene: Ed lets this song play. He asks his wife to dance. Together they dance in the living room. More scenes follow. | |
| Were You There - The Newton Brothers Timestamp: 1:00 | Scene: Song is heard at the end of the episode. Monsignor is brought back to life. Song is also heard in the credits. | |
Season 1 – Episode 5
Book V: Gospel
| Song: | Listen on: |
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| O Sons and Daughters - The Newton Brothers Timestamp: 0:50 | Scene: Riley leaves the church. He looks at a streetlight. Then he stands by the ocean. His eyes are shining white. The priest is holding his prayers in the church. Riley tells Erin how he died and came back to life. | |
Season 1 – Episode 7
Book VII: Revelation
| Song: | Listen on: |
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| Aftermath - The Newton Brothers Timestamp: 0:17 | Scene: | |
| Nearer My God To Thee - The Newton Brothers Timestamp: 0:56 | Scene: Song is heard at the end of the episode. The inhabitants sing this song. The island is burning brightly. | |
What’s the show about:
The small island community of Crockett Island lies isolated and cut off from the outside world in the middle of nowhere. For one young man (Zach Gilford), leaving his home was once a liberating blow. Now, as a disgraced man, he returns to Crockett. His arrival in town, however, is not the only surprise in store for the residents. Shortly after him, Father Paul (Hamish Linklater) shows up in the community, marking the beginning of mysterious events. More and more resentment and discord germinates between the otherwise peaceful residents, who are confronted with old secrets, hidden scars and dark conflicts. As tempers flare and bloody chasms become unavoidable, the returnee sets out to unravel the mystery surrounding Father Paul. However, the man of God knows how to use his protective power effectively.
Which score track is playing for the scan with Riley and Erin in the boat on episode 5.
Nearer My God to Thee. The song played by the Titanic orchestra as the ship sank.
Sure was didnt now if anyone picked tjat up.
No.
Thatโs a myth started by a religious radio operator and propagated by several sensationalist journalists who knew it would fit in well with the whole subsequent melodrama.
It was picked up by film makers too.
The simple truth is they played upbeat waltz and ragtime pieces.
The final piece played being โ Songe dโAutomne,โ a then-current pop hit by British dance bandleader Archibald Joyce.
This comes from surviving eye witnesses.
Very poor reproduction of Neil Diamondโs amazing music.
Who sings the harmonies in the hymns? His voice is lovely
I’m also trying to find out who sang the hymns. Beautiful.