Doctor Who Rescored: The Shakespeare Code - "Spell of the Carrionites"

An original composition from my rescore of the Doctor Who episode, The Shakespeare Code.
The one and only cue not written incidentally for the scene; this was composed as a production suite about a month after the initial score was completed. It introduces the whimsical theme for the Carrionite plot. After a pause, a brief cue plays with another statement of the Carrionite leitmotif.
Instruments used:
Spitfire Symphonic Brass
Spitfire Symphonic Strings
Spitfire Symphonic Woodwinds
NI Symphony Series Percussion
Soundiron Elysium Harp
Eastwest Bechstein Piano
Eastwest Goliath
The full album can be found and listened to here:
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[@OverInfrared]

ngl, the witch's facial expressions were top notch. Good acting.

[@LaureanoLealJaimes]

¡¡¡Creature I name you, mother in law!!!

[@EternalPayne]

Arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@ashleyrivera5917]

"14, 14!" HE KNEW HE WAS COMING BACK AS 14🤯

[@denisyadrankov]

Coincidence or fullfilled plan. No evidence yet for any of these two.

[@GrandiaKnight]

He's not 14. It's just 10 coming back

[@noahbathgate7133]

@@GrandiaKnight RTD has stated that we’re dealing with 14, not 10.

[@enderfox1699]

Ohh poor creature, look at her fluster when he says 14! 🤣🤣 "no mortal has knowledge of us" he shut her up 😂😂 that line is so iconic "CREATURE I NAME YOU CARIANITE" (excuse my spelling)