Burial at Sea Licensed Soundtrack

As a tradition in the BioShock series, BioShock Infinite's story-driven downloadable contents, Burial at Sea - Episode 1 and Episode 2 feature a licensed soundtrack consisting of several songs and music fitting with the time period of the game.
==Background==
Johnny Mathis' "Wonderful! Wonderful!" was first teased in the trailer for Episode 1 on November 12, 2013. Creative director Ken Levine credited music director Jim Bonney for the find and remarked it "really set the mood and the vibe" for the first glimpse into Rapture in its prime.The music behind Bioshock Infinite: Burial At Sea - An interview with Ken Levine at GameSpot
In an October 8th reddit AMA, Ken Levine revealed a second song: Patsy Cline's "She's Got You.We are Ken Levine (@iglevine) and Andres Gonzalez from Irrational Games. Ask Us Anything. at reddit.com He later described it as "the most depressing song in history".The music behind Bioshock Infinite: Burial At Sea - An interview with Ken Levine at GameSpot
In the same GameStop interview, Levine commented that "The role that music plays is I think an intrinsic one and probably of BioShock more than any other game we've every worked on." He also hinted at a Mel Tormé song, later revealed as "The Lady is a Tramp".
Coincidentally, Levine expressed interest in Édith Piaf's "La Vie en Rose" as early as 2007 for the first BioShock, but was not able to get the licensing for it.Brush Up for BioShock originally at Gametap.com; archived at archive.org It made its debut in Episode 2 of Burial at Sea.
== Burial at Sea - Episode 1 ==
The following are the music and songs appearing in the first episode of Burial at Sea.
Title 	Artist 	Year	Location
Wiegenlied ("Guten Abend, gute Nacht"), Op. 49, No. 4 	Johannes Brahms 	1868	Hummed by a woman to her baby in Market Street
"Wonderful, Wonderful" 	Johnny Mathis 	1957	Outside DeWitt Investigations on Market Street
"The Lady is a Tramp" 	Mel Tormé 	1937	Le Temps Perdu on High Street
"She's Got You" 	Patsy Cline 	1962	The Watched Clock diner on High Street
"Little Pal" 	Lew White (organ) 	1929	Entering Rapture Records on High Street prior to approaching Cohen's
"La Mer" 	Django Reinhardt (guitar)Stéphane Grappelli (violin) 	1949	Rapture Records while looking for the invitation mask
"Waltz of the Flowers" (accordion version) 	Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (composer)Cory Pesaturo (accordion)Jim Bonney (arranger)	1892	Cohen's on High Street, when observing the Sun and Moon dance
"Cohen's Masterpiece" (accordion version)Burial at Sea Credits - "Music and Score" 	Garry Schyman (composer)Cory Pesaturo (accordion)Jim Bonney (arranger) 	2007	Cohen's on High Street, during the dance with Elizabeth
"Stranger in Paradise" (piano version)"Gliding Dance of the Maidens" (original melody)	Robert WrightGeorge ForrestAlexander Borodin (composer)Duncan Watt (performer) 	1953	Fontaine's Pavilion when reaching the first and second floor
"Tonight for Sure!" 	Ruth Wallis 	1953	The Daily Bread diner at Fontaine's
"Good King Wenceslas" (bell and organ version) 	
John Mason Neale (lyrics)
Thomas Helmore (composer)Duncan Watt (performer) 	1853	Jack Frost's Village at Fontaine's
Bridal Chorus" 	Richard Wagner (composer)Duncan Watt (performer) 	1850	Bridal shop at Fontaine's Housewares Department
"Wedding March" 	Felix Mendelssohn (composer)Duncan Watt (performer) 	1842	Bridal shop at Fontaine's Housewares Department
"It Had to be You" 	Django Reinhardt 	1938	The Bookstore at Fontaine's Housewares department
"Midnight, the Stars and You" 	Al Bowlly 	1934	The Bistro at Fontaine's Housewares department
"Nocturne Op.9 No.2" 	Frederic Chopin 	1832	The Toy store at Fontaine's Housewares department
===Composed for the game===
Title 	Artist 	Year	Location
"We Are Free" 	James Bonney (composer)Duncan Watt (arranger, performer)Shelley Jennings (Mama Tenenbaum)Sarah Rosa, Kayla Belmore, Ashlee Flagg (Little Sisters) "The Extended Songs of Burial at Sea" Irrational Games Blog Post	2013	Little Wonders Educational Facility on Market Street
"Bucking Bronco (Jingle)"	James Bonney, Joe Fielder (lyrics)Duncan Watt (arranger, performer)Brian Church (baritone)Jeff Seamster (narrator)"From the Vault: The Jingles of Burial at Sea" Irrational Games Blog Post 	2013	Fontaine's Plasmids
"Devil's Kiss (Jingle)" 	James Bonney, Joe Fielder (lyrics)C. Heather Holland (vocals)Joe Fielder (announcer) 	2013	Fontaine's Plasmids
"Possession (Jingle)" 	James Bonney, Joe Fielder (lyrics)C. Heather Holland (vocals)Joe Fielder (announcer) 	2013	Fontaine's Plasmids
==Burial at Sea - Episode 2==
The following are the music and songs appearing in the second episode of Burial at Sea.
Title 	Artist 	Year 	Location
"La Vie En Rose" 	Edith Piaf 	1947 	Phonograph (one of several) at La Poche du Temps cafe and sung by various Parisians
"Row, Row, Row Your Boat" 	Eliphalet Oram Lyte (earliest known adapter),Jennifer Hale, Oliver Vaquer 	- 	Sung as a round by the Luteces after they drop off Elizabeth at the Lighthouse
"Nocturne Op.9 No.2" 	Frederic Chopin 	1832 	The Toy store at Fontaine's Housewares Department
"Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag" 	George Henry Powell (lyrics; under the pseudonym "George Asaf"), Felix Powell (music) 	1915 	Sung badly by a female Splicer just after exiting the Silver Fin Restaurant
"So Easy to Love" 	Sammy Davis Jr. 	1955 	Manta Ray Lounge
"Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree (With Anyone Else But Me)"	Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, featuring Tex Beneke and the Modernaires (music)
Marion Hutton, Ray Eberle (vocals)	1942 	Service Bay
"You Belong to Me" 	Pee Wee King, Chilton Price, and Redd Stewart (composers)Courtnee Draper (vocals)Troy Baker (guitar)	1952 (original)	Sung by Elizabeth on Rapture Radio in the locker room of Bathysphere Repair Bay, end credits
"Canon in D Major" 	Johann Pachelbel (composer), Jim Bonney (piano) 	1694 	Imprinting Studies in Fink's Laboratory
"Rise, Rapture, Rise" 	Ken Levine (composer) 	2007 	Whistled by Roland in the Rapture Tribune stand of Artemis Suites
"The Great Pretender" 	The Platters 	1955 	During Atlas' interrogation of Elizabeth in The Room
"Back in Baby's Arms" 	Patsy Cline 	1963 	On the radio in Dr. Suchong's Free Clinic
"La Vie En Rose" (reprise) 	Sally 	- 	End scene and credits
"La Mer" 	Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli 	1949 	Post credits scene
===Composed for the game===
Title 	Artist 	Year	Location
"Need to Know Theater" 	Jim Bonney 	2014	Need to Know Theater machines, Ryan the Lion Presents
"Valse Immorale" 	Duncan Watt 	2014	Cupid's Arrow in Fontaine's
"Why Can't I Have a Slice of That Pie?"	Jim Bonney, Joe Fielder, Marc Lacuesta, and Korby Lenker 	2014	Sung by a follower of Atlas outside Bathyspheres DeLuxe
"Old Man Winter Jingle" 	Jim Bonney, Jorge Lacera, Joe Fielder (lyrics)Jeff Seamster (announcer)	2014	In the Test-Drive Reception
==References==
Category:Burial at Sea - Episode 1 DLC
Category:Burial at Sea - Episode 2 DLC
Category:Game Extras