Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Soundtrack
About the Soundtrack
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is an Academy Award-winning dark comedy-drama set in the small town of Ebbing, Missouri. It tells the story of Mildred Hayes (Frances McDormand), a single mother who takes matters into her own hands after the local police fail to investigate her daughter's unsolved murder. In a desperate act of protest, she rents three billboards on the outskirts of town to draw attention to the case and challenge the authorities to do more. The film also stars Woody Harrelson as Chief Willoughby, Sam Rockwell as Officer Dixon, Peter Dinklage as James and Caleb Landry Jones as Red Welby. The film was written and directed by Martin McDonagh, and won two Academy Awards, including Best Actress for Frances McDormand. It was nominated for four other awards, including Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a compelling story that explores the power of justice and forgiveness in unexpected ways. With its unforgettable characters and powerful performances, it's one of the most stirring films of recent years. The soundtrack for the film, composed by Carter Burwell, is as hauntingly beautiful as the story itself. From tender piano pieces to intense orchestral movements, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri's soundtrack is an essential part of the movie experience. It perfectly captures the emotion and intensity of every scene and provides a powerful complement to the film's narrative. The soundtrack has been described as "heartbreakingly gorgeous" and it remains one of Burwell's most acclaimed works.
List of Songs
Martha (opera in 4 Acts), Act 2: Last Rose of Summer (Thomas Moore)
Renée Fleming, Jeffrey Tate & English Chamber Orchestra
1m
Classical music that plays over the opening shots. We see various decrepit billboards around Missouri. Plays again during the police station fire.
Buckskin Stallion Blues
Townes Van Zandt
9m
Mildred drops her son to school after she first erects the three billboards. He angrily slams the car door behind and she drives to the store.
Radio Song
The Felice Brothers
17m
Song as they play pool at the bar. Dixon intimidates Red before Mildred interrupts them and says she's playing next.
John's Theme (Children Play)
Pino Donaggio
41m
Dixon and his mother watching “Don’t Look Now”. His mother tells Dixon to get to one of Mildred’s friends to bring her around.
Chiquitita
ABBA
55m
Dixon listens and sings along to this song merrily through his headphones, as the police station around him reacts to Detective Willoughby's suicide.
His Master's Voice
Monsters of Folk
56m
Dixon loses it after he finds out about Willoughby's death. He storms the billboard offices, beats up Red and throws him out of the window.
iNergy
Stephen Arnold
58m
News stinger music for Detective Willoughby’s suicide report.
Walk Away Renee
Four Tops
1h 27m
Dixon sits in the bar drinking on his own, when two men come in.
Piano Sonata No. 1 in C Major, K. 279: II. Andante
Maria João Pires
1h 28m
Classical piano music as James and Mildred sit down at the restaurant for their dinner date.
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Joan Baez
1h 29m
Second song at the bar as Dixon hears the two men talk about the rape. He walks out lights and cigarette and returns with a plan.
Buckskin Stallion Blues
Amy Annelle
1h 47m
Final song as Dixon and Mildred drive to Idaho to find the rapist. Plays into end credits.
Christine Is Dead
Pino Donaggio
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2 months ago
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tomm098
6 years ago
What song is played during the scene when Daxter is throwing the billboard salesman out of the window?
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tomm098
6 years ago
Found the song, it's "His Master's Voice" by Monsters of Folk.