A brisk 150bpm waltz in G minor for live orchestra, with strings and woodwinds carrying a mischievous lilting theme against brass, choir and big drums for the payoff. At 1:25 it's a compact comic-magical set piece: a spinning, slightly sinister dance that swells to a triumphant finish.
The fastest and most gleeful cue here at 166bpm in D minor, with scurrying strings and woodwinds, punchy brass and choir over big orchestral drums. The title's holiday-trickster angle suits a caper played for laughs, building over 1:43 to a big triumphant backend.
The album's longest and most over-the-top statement: 2:30 at 176bpm in D minor, driving live orchestra with rock-flavoured propulsion under soaring brass, choir and heavy drums. Its length allows a full trailer arc from playful mystery to a huge, resolved heroic climax.
A 145bpm G minor cue with a darker fantasy streak — suspense and tension sit alongside the playful orchestral writing, strings scampering under brass stabs and choir. Over 1:45 it works as a sleuthing-abroad sequence that tips into a triumphant reveal.
A slower 110bpm waltz in D major, brighter and more storybook than its minor-key neighbours, with strings and woodwinds leading and brass, choir and drums lifting the ending. At 1:32 it paints an eccentric character introduction with a wondrous, triumphant close.
At 92bpm in C minor this is one of the album's heaviest and most deliberate cues, trading speed for weight — dark-fantasy suspense in the low strings and brass with choir and big drums pushing the build. Its 1:38 gives a clear tension-to-triumph arc for a menacing-but-comic reveal.
A 100bpm live-orchestra piece moving between minor mystery and major resolution, with strings, woodwinds, brass, choir and big drums in the album's dark-fantasy comic register. At 1:31 it's a tight obsessive-character cue that ends on a triumphant swell.
A near two-minute 140bpm romp that shifts between E minor and G minor, mixing suspense and mischief across live strings, brass, woodwinds, choir and big drums. The longer form allows a proper build from sly tension to an outsized, triumphant payoff.
A stalking 108bpm cue that moves between E minor and G minor, with pizzicato-friendly sleuth pacing in the strings, woodwind comment and brass, choir and drums for the lift. Across 1:57 it plays as a comic investigation that escalates into an epic conclusion.
A stately 94bpm cue in F minor, more solemn and processional than the album's faster romps, with choir and low strings underpinning brass and woodwinds. Over 1:45 the mock-reverent opening grows into a wondrous, triumphant orchestral finish.
A tempo-shifting cue that accelerates from 76 to 90bpm in F minor, with a circus-flavoured playfulness in the woodwinds and strings before brass, choir and big drums take over. The accelerando across 1:42 makes it useful wherever an obsession needs to spiral toward a triumphant blowout.