Bridgerton Music Ball

Here are the classical versions of pop songs featured in season 1.

Bridgerton music ball. But just as you settle into the series another recognizable tune begins to play. Besides the tell tale british lilt of julie andrews the breathtaking sets and the show s leading man regé jean page one of the main contributors to the magic that is netflix s bridgerton is the music. The music is playing in the first ball of the bridgerton social season where daphne s a bit too pleased with herself for winning over the queen.

Though netflix s bridgerton is set in the early 1800s its soundtrack is decidedly modern. Major spoilers for season 1 of bridgerton below. Taylor swift shawn mendes and the bridgerton soundtrack.

What else the actors have been in the modern music may be a bit jarring to those expecting a more period accurate historical drama like downton abbey but since it s mostly played in the background the pop melodies are often subtle enough that they don t distract from the historical setting more importantly bridgerton s music is an integral. Netflix s latest hit bridgerton might take places in 1800s london but that doesn t mean we ll be hearing all of the same music they played. Bridgerton s multiple ball scenes were soundtracked by classical versions of contemporary pop songs which is a genius way to modernize a show without sacrificing the period aesthetic.

Bridgerton cast character guide. The lavish regency parties throughout bridgerton feature entertainment from bewigged orchestras lavishly decorated pianofortes and open valve trumpets but if you were expecting these ostensible period ensembles to be pumping out historically correct haydn and mozart minuets and trios you might be surprised. A symphony plays vivaldi s the four seasons which was written about 100 years before.

Girls like you maroon 5. During many of bridgerton s ball scenes daphne and the other ton s are seen performing ballroom routines to the sweet sounds of classical music. The unsung and unseen hero in bridgerton.

In bridgerton episode 7 oceans apart we finally get a historically accurate piece of music.