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Streisand initially hired English composer John Barry to write a score for the film, but Barry eventually left due to creative differences. In a March 7, 1996, Cinemusic conference interview, Barry explained his exodus from the film, stating, "I was asked by Barbra Streisand to do The Prince of Tides – I live in New York, she lives in Los Angeles – and I went and met with her, and she showed me some footage, and she said, 'Why aren't you moving to Los Angeles?' and I said, 'Absolutely not.' And she said, 'Well, I like to know what's going on' – Barbra's an extreme case, by the way – and I said, 'Even if I did move to Los Angeles, I have no desire to meet with you once I know what I'm going to do. I can't work with someone over my shoulder, absolutely no way.'" Barry later retitled his theme for The Prince of Tides "Moviola" and it was released on his 1992 movie theme album of the same name.

The final film score was composed by James Newton Howard and released November 12, 1991. It was well received by critics and garnered Howard his first Academy Award nomination for Best Original Score, though it lost to Alan Menken's music for Beauty and the Beast. The soundtrack contains two songs by Streisand, although they did not appear in the film.

1. Main Title 4:27
2. Teddy Bears 0:55
3. To New York 1:28
4. The Bloodstain 1:18
5. The Fishmarket 0:58
6. The New York Willies 2:42
7. The Village Walk 2:59
8. Lila's Theme 3:09
9. Home Movies 1:35
10. Daddy's Home 1:37
11. The Hallway (Love Theme) 2:43
12. They Love You Dad 0:43
13. So Cruel 1:33
14. Savannah Awakes 1:02
15. Love Montage 3:59
16. Tom Comes Home 1:13
17. The Outdoors 1:16
18. Tom's Breakdown 1:04
19. The Street 3:10
20. For All We Know (Instrumental) 2:17
21. The Reunion 2:21
22. End Credits 3:45
23. For All We Know 4:14
24. Places That Belong To You 3:38