Artist	Song
The Venus in Furs	Tumbling Down (Velvet Goldmine soundtrack)
Dido	My Love Has Gone (No Angel)
Jeff Buckley	Dream Brother (Grace)
X-Ray Spex	Let's Submerge (Germfree Adolescents)
J. S. Bach	Contrapunctus 8 a 3 (Art of Fugue)
Third Eye Open	Pushit (String Tribute to Tool)
David Bowie	We Are The Dead (Diamond Dogs)
Yo Yo Ma	Fugata (Soul of the Tango)
Faithless	Killer's Lullaby (Sunday 8pm)
The Toadies	I Burn (Rubberneck)
J. S. Bach	No. 5 in D Major (Brandenburg Concertos)
Anonymous	Bubak and Hungaricus (Amadeus soundtrack)
Jozsef Lacatos	Fast Csardas
Jeff Buckley (Benjamin Britten)	Corpus Christi Carol (Grace)
Gluck	Danza delle Furie e degli Spettri (Orfeo ed Euridice - Act II)
The Magnetic Fields	Acoustic Guitar (69 Love Songs)
Third Eye Open	Aenema (String Tribute toTool)
This Mortal Coil (Tim Buckley)	Song to the Siren (It'll End In Tears)

Comment:

In some cases, the lyrics have a direct correlation to the story, but in others the only real link is the tone.And then there are the instrumental pieces.In my head it went something like this -
Track 1: Euridice, bitten by a serpent, goes tumbling down to Hades.
Tracks 2-3: Orpheus realizes his loss and gradually becomes delirious with grief.
Track 4: He resolves to descend to Hades and win back his love.
Track 5: Descent into Hades.
Track 6: Hades and Persephone grant Orpheus an audience.
Track 7: Orpheus walks among the shades of the dead, seeking Euridice.
Track 8: Together they begin the ascent to the world of the living.
Track 9: Orpheus looks back, and loses Euridice.
Tracks 10-11: Orpheus returns to the world of the living alone.
Tracks 12-13: Orpheus plays music for the frenzied dancing of the Bacchae.
Track 14: He cannot keep his grief over Euridice out of his music.
Track 15: The Bacchae demand a livelier tune,
Track 16: but Orpheus can play only songs of loss and lamentation.
Track 17: Furious, the Bacchae fall upon him and tear him to pieces.
Track 18: Finally free, he drifts on the surface of the water, singing.

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