While LA Times’ reporter Denise Martin talked to the “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” Composer Nicholas Hooper earlier today, the question of what kind of music, if any, followed Draco Malfoy [played by Tom Felton] around came up.

Here’s their dialogue:

DM: Draco plays a major part in this film – does he have his own theme as well?

NH: He does. It follows him throughout all his visits to the room of requirements. Definitely a Malfoy theme, yeah. It’s an odd mixture of dark and sad. Well, not sad exactly. It’s moving though. Here’s this poor boy who has been kind of pulled into this. You don’t just feel he’s really evil. So the music couldn’t be about his being evil. It’s not about that. It’s about this kid being pulled out of his depth, really.

To read the whole interview, titled “‘Harry Potter’ countdown: Composer Nicholas Hooper’s ‘simpler’ style” click here.

If you would like to listen to a sample of Draco’s Theme, Called “Malfoy’s Mission” go Here.

Also, just as a reminder, Don’t forget that Tom Felton will be appearing on the Canadian Show “Much On Demand” Tomorrow [July 8th] at 5PM EST.

If you are a Canadian resident, don’t forget that the last day for the “Much On Demand” Contest is Wednesday [that is tomorrow].

Again, here’s what Much Music announced about a week ago:

You have from now until Wednesday, July 8 to enter to win an exclusive advance screening of Harry Potter and the Half Blood prince for you and 100 of your friends in your town – YOU GET TO SEE IT BEFORE IT HITS THEATRES!!!

We’re gonna give it away on Wed. July 8th – when Draco Malfoy himself (Tom Felton) stops by.

Just tell us what is the name of the character often referred to as, “He Who Must Not Be Named”?

You still have time to answer the question, so GO DO IT!