Rachel, "Teakwood" is among this box set's episodes with an isolated score, where ALL music is heard dialogue-free. (This isn't done for all 67 episodes.) But before you shell out the money for this pricy set, let me make sure you understand that these are only the music-and-effects tracks isolated and not the original, music-only audio masters -- so it won't be like listening to a soundtrack album.
If you have no experience with this, know that the THRILLER set's isolated tracks will let you enjoy the music without spoken dialogue; but all sound effects will still be present (including the occasional full-throated scream). The nature of a music-and-effects track also means that the music periodically will dip in volume as it was mixed to accommodate dialogue within the composite master track (dialogue/music/sound effects).
In case this is a dealbreaker for you, in this set you'll get to hear the lengthiest instance of the "'Teakwood' Nocturne" (the onstage rehearsal) without dialogue -- but at a lower volume level, as it was mixed to make sure we could hear the half-whispered dialogue between Hazel Court and Charles Aidman.
But if one of the current labels which issue authorized, limited-edition CDs of older film-and-TV soundtracks releases a THRILLER package, I'll return to notify you in this thread!
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