The Testament of Ann Lee soundtrack: A comprehensive list of all songs and music featured in the film 

The Testament of Ann Lee is a historical musical drama which released in theatres on December 25, 2025. Directed by Mona Fastvold, who also co-wrote the script with Brady Corbet, the film tells the story of Ann Lee, who was the leader of a religious group called the Shakers in the 1700s.

The plot follows her life in England and her journey to America to build a peaceful community based on equality and hard work. The Testament of Ann Lee stars Amanda Seyfried in the lead role of Ann Lee. The film's supporting cast includes Thomasin McKenzie, Lewis Pullman, Christopher Abbott, and Stacy Martin, among others.

The Testament of Ann Lee features Daniel Blumberg's musical scores, which include tracks such as Hunger and Thirst, John’s Running Song, Stone Prison, and more.

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Complete list of Daniel Blumberg's soundtracks featured in The Testament of Ann Lee

Listed below are all the musical scores featured in the film:

• The Testament of Ann Lee - Daniel Blumberg and Thomasin McKenzie
• Manchester
• Hero Prayer One
• Walk to Infirmary
• Infirmary
• Walk to Wardleys
• Wardleys - Daniel Blumberg featuring Maggie Nicols
• Worship - Daniel Blumberg and the film's cast
• Sex Celeste
• Beautiful Treasures - Daniel Blumberg and Amanda Seyfried
• Search for Ann
• I Never Did Believe - Daniel Blumberg, Amanda Seyfried, Lewis Pullman, Scott Handy and Matthew Beard
• Hunger and Thirst - Daniel Blumberg and Amanda Seyfried
• Ship
• Lower Deck
• Today Today - Daniel Blumberg, Viola Prettejohn and Jamie Bogyo
• Storm
• All Is Summer - Daniel Blumberg, Amanda Seyfried and the film's cast
• Magical Boat Ride
• John's Running Song - Daniel Blumberg, David Cale and Lewis Pullman
• Whores
• Niskayuna
• The Eclipse
• Bow Down O Zion - Daniel Blumberg and Lewis Pullman
• Building and Growing
• William Walking
• I Love Mother (Pretty Mother’s Home) - Daniel Blumberg and the film's cast
• Arrest
• Stone Prison - Daniel Blumberg and Amanda Seyfried
• Shattuck
• Down to the Deep - Daniel Blumberg and Amanda Seyfried
• Beautiful Treasures Funeral - Daniel Blumberg and the film's cast
• Clothed by the Sun - Daniel Blumberg and Amanda Seyfried

The film's soundtrack was officially released on December 15, 2025. Besides Daniel Blumberg’s original score, it includes traditional Shaker hymns that were specially updated for the movie. Rather than using typical musical theater tunes, the film uses raw and ecstatic sounds to show the intense religious feelings of the characters.

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The Testament of Ann Lee soundtrack production details and more

A still from the film's trailer (Image via YouTube/Searchlight Pictures)

Unlike many film composers who join a project after the filming is done, Blumberg was involved from the very beginning of the film's production. He worked closely with director Mona Fastvold through every step, including early planning, the actual filming on set, and the final sound mixing.

This deep level of teamwork allowed the music and the story to grow together. Blumberg even recorded the actors singing during their weekends off to make sure the music felt real and raw. In an interview with ASCAP, he stated:

"It was total commitment for a year, every day until 2 in the morning. It was my whole life, really. I learned so much from being on this, but I will definitely never have an experience like this again in my whole life. I worked with Mona from the pre-production stage all the way to the final sound mixing, and I can say it is one of the most experimental, extreme projects I have ever done."

In an interview with Deadline Hollywood published on December 4, 2025, Amanda Seyfried discussed the raw and physically demanding nature of her vocal performance in The Testament of Ann Lee. She said:

"I had to completely unlearn everything I knew about performing for a camera. Daniel [Blumberg] wanted something that felt ancient and urgent. A lot of it was animal sounds as opposed to melodic sounds. I had to find these growls and high, shaky notes that felt like they were coming from my gut rather than my throat. I understood that I didn't have to sound beautiful in a way that is beautiful to me. It was more like a woman on her knees, just trying to communicate with something bigger than herself. It was exhausting but incredibly freeing."

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The Testament of Ann Lee was released for a limited theatrical run on December 25, 2025.

Edited by Suchita Patnaha