El catálogo incluye 28 entradas de Las Crónicas de Narnia: Príncipe Caspian (2008). Las entradas de álbumes y tráileres se muestran por separado cuando se conoce su categoría.
Canciones de la banda sonora de Las Crónicas de Narnia: Príncipe Caspian
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- Prince Caspian FleesHarry Gregson-Williams
- The Kings and Queens of OldHarry Gregson-Williams
- Arrival At Aslan's HowHarry Gregson-Williams
- Journey to the HowHarry Gregson-Williams
- Raid On the CastleHarry Gregson-Williams
- Miraz CrownedHarry Gregson-Williams
- The DuelHarry Gregson-Williams
- Sorcery and Sudden VengeanceHarry Gregson-Williams
- The Armies AssembleHarry Gregson-Williams
- Return of the LionHarry Gregson-Williams
- Battle At Aslan's HowHarry Gregson-Williams
- The Door In the AirHarry Gregson-Williams
- This Is HomeSwitchfoot
- A Dance 'Round the Memory TreeOren Lavie
- The CallRegina Spektor
Cuando Susan Pevensie y el príncipe Caspian comparten un beso. Además, créditos finales
- LucyHanne Hukkelberg
- Prince Caspian FleesHarry Gregson-Williams & Tom Howe
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Professor Cornelius sneaks Prince Caspian out of the castle. Caspian rides away into the night
- The Kings and Queens of OldHarry Gregson-Williams & Tom Howe
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The Pevensies investigate the ruins of Cair Paravel. The track continues as they find their treasure room and then Lucy realizes that all their friends are gone
- Journey to the HowHarry Gregson-Williams & Tom Howe
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Played during the Pevensies' journey with Trumpkin - in the boat and when Lucy is attacked by the wild bear which is shot by Trumpkin
- Arrival at Aslan's HowHarry Gregson-Williams & Tom Howe
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Caspian with the Pevensies and their supporters walk through the forest. The badger interrogates Trumpkin about the Kings and Queens. Then the Pevensies march into Aslan's How while Caspian and the Narnians keep behind them
- Raid on the CastleHarry Gregson-Williams & Tom Howe
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It begins after confrontation with Miraz during the Narnians' attack at the castle. Then the fight turns into a slaughter
- Miraz CrownedHarry Gregson-Williams & Tom Howe
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The Telmarines continue the building of the bridge. Miraz becomes the King and his army marches towards Aslan's How
- Sorcery and Sudden VengeanceHarry Gregson-Williams & Tom Howe
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Nikabrik lures Caspian into the Stone Table room and induces him to summon another 'ancient power'. Then the hag and the werewolf appear and almost make Caspian give a droplet of blood to revive Jadis when Peter, Edmund and Trumpkin run in to fight them.Edmund breaks the ice wall
- The DuelHarry Gregson-Williams & Tom Howe
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Miraz accepts the challenge delivered by Edmund. It is played during Miraz and Peter\'s duel until Miraz calls a break.
- The Armies AssembleHarry Gregson-Williams & Tom Howe
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After Miraz is stabbed by one of his own men, the armies prepare to fight. Peter and Edmund stand their ground against the approaching Telmarines
- Battle at Aslan's HowHarry Gregson-Williams & Tom Howe
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The Telmarines start the attack. The theme is played through all the battle until Lucy is shown riding into the wood. Aslan suddenly appears in front of her
- Return of the LionHarry Gregson-Williams & Tom Howe
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The trees appear and attack the Telmarines who retreat to the river. The river god lifts the bridge, then the water is settled
- The Door in the AirHarry Gregson-Williams & Tom Howe
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Aslan addresses Caspian as the King of Narnia. Lucy heals Reepicheep.The Pevensies and Caspian ride through the streets, the next day Aslan offers the Telmarines a new life.Peter and Susan explain that they won't be coming back. The Pevensies bid farewell to their Narnian friends