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  • 1. Dream Away (04:38) Performed by Babyface & Lisa Stansfield 2. Whatever You Imagine (03:27) Performed by Wendy Moten 3. Main Title (02:27) 4. A Stormy Ride To The Library (02:52) 5. The Library... The Pagemaster... (04:41) 6. Meeting Adventure And Fantasy (05:12) 7. Horror (03:20) 8. Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde (05:05) 9. A Narrow Escape (02:04) 10. Towards The Open Sea... (07:01) 11. "Pirates"! (04:07) 12. Loneliness (03:11) 13. The Flying Dragon (03:10) 14. Swallowed Alive! / The Wonder In Books (07:56) 15. New Courage / The Magic Of Imagination (04:03)

    1. Main Title (02:30) 2. Dad Builds Treehouse* (00:23) 3. A Stormy Ride To The Library (02:51) 4. Library Card* (01:17) 5. The Library… The Pagemaster… (04:42) 6. Meeting Adventure And Fantasy (05:11) 7. Baskerville Hound* (00:21) 8. Horror (03:20) 9. Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde (05:07) 10. A Narrow Escape (02:05) 11. Towards The Open Sea… (07:03) 12. “Pirates!” (04:06) 13. Loneliness (03:11) 14. Fire Breathing Dragon (03:10) 15. Swallowed Alive! / The Wonder In Books (07:55) 16. New Courage / The Magic Of Imagination (04:11) 17. Whatever You Imagine (03:29) Performed by Wendy Moten Produced by Keith Thomas for Yellow Elephant Music, Inc. Executive Producer: Jay Landers 18. Dream Away (04:42) Performed by Babyface & Lisa Stansfield Produced and Arranged by David Foster for Chartmaker, Inc. ADDITIONAL MUSIC 19. Main Title (Alternate Ending)* (02:18) 20. Loneliness (Alternate)* (02:20)


  • Recording Dates: April 8, 9, 11, 12 and 13, 1994

    Orchestrations: Don Davis, Thomas Pasatieri
    Sound engineer: Shawn Murphy
    Music preparation: Steven L. Smith
    Music editor: Jim Henrikson
    Assistant music editor: Helene Lea
    Orchestra: The     London Symphony Orchestra
    Choral director: Nick Curtis
    Choir: Universal Voices London
    Studio:     AIR Studios, London

    Whatever You Imagine
    Performed by Wendy Moten
    Music: James Horner, Barry Mann
    Lyrics: Cynthia Weil
    Produced by Keith Thomas
    Executive Producer: Jay Landers
    The song Whatever You Imagine was nominated for Grammy Awards.

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