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The soundtrack for the episode Perchance to Dream was composed by Shirley Walker.
Tracklist[]
| No. | Title | Duration | Sample |
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| Sub-Main Title The Dream Begins |
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| It's Impossible Bruce Sees Batman Bruce Watches Batman at Work |
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| My Life is a Dream | |||
| Climbing the Church Tower Belltower Fight |
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| Your Own Private Wonderland Back to Reality |
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Additional material composed for the episode was released in 2016, as part of the Arkham Archives Unreleased Bonus Tracks featured in the fourth and final volume of the Original Soudtrack Series.
| No. | Title | Duration | Sample |
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| Lonely Bruce | |||
| Running from the Cops | |||
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Reviews[]
Soundtrack editor, Daniel Schweiger stated the following:
"Walker's turbulent score captures Bruce Wayne's awaking to a not-so-wonderful life, the questioning of this "happier" existence played by a motif for low, altering flutes and trilling horns. 'Perchance' also allows Walker to rare opportunity for melodic tenderness in a gentle variation of her Batman Theme, and the stately brass of Wayne Manor where Bruce's parents still walk. But that happiness is short-lived as Walker's music becomes progressively more agitated, building to a stormy symphonic fight between Bruce and "Batman" at the bell tower. Clangling brass follows Wayne's seemingly suicidal jump back into reality, and out of the mind-controlling machine of the Mad Hatter, a character given a deceptively playful theme for flutes and strings."
Releases[]
The soundtrack of the episode "Perchance to Dream" has been released as part of the following Original Soundtrack Albums and compilations:
