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Selections From "Sense And Sensibility"
There are 25 reviews so far.
So happy to find this!
"I'm not a fantastic piano player, but I'm able to play this somewhat-easy arrangement. Two beautiful songs!"
— ***** from Jennings LA on August 31, 2011
Fast Service
"I only had to wait a few days to get my order. It was great. I'm not known for my patience. I'll definitely order from here next time. Great price too."
— Anonymous from Utah on March 20, 2009
good
"Good sheet music, but it's really for beginners, and I don"t remember how she plays it in the movie, but here the voice and the right hand play the exact same thing, so the instrumental part isn't really rich. But anyway, the melody is still really beautiful and it's easy to learn it all in a few days."
— Anonymous from France on October 19, 2008
Beautiful music
"The music is well written and easy to play; it brings back the memories from the movie."
— Anonymous from Miami, FL on September 19, 2008
Not the whole score
"This product does not include all the music from the film. It only has "Weep You No More Sad Fountains", and "The Dreame". "
— Anonymous on August 6, 2008
wonderful!!!!!
"i LOVE Weep you no more sad fountains!!!!!i'm playing it for my 2nd and upcoming recital.the words to the song are sort of confusing,but i really reccomend it. buy it today!!!!"
— Anonymous from Corvallis ,Oregon on April 28, 2008
Love it!
"This piece is beautiful and great for intermediate high school sopranos. I'm sure I will use it all of the time in my private studio."
— Anonymous from Maine on April 14, 2008
simply charming
"hi, very lovely pieces, especially weep you no more sad fountains. My Father's Favorite's good piece too but non included in this title."
— Giuseppe from italy on March 18, 2008
Very Satisfactory
"I absolutely enjoy this piece of music, although there is a section a little too high for my voice to partake in. The piano part is simply lovely and makes me feel like I am in the movie."
— Hollan Staker from Evansville, IN on February 22, 2008
Fine for playing, difficult for singing
"This piano piece is fine to learn to play, but to sing along, it would be best to be a trained soprano. Otherwise it's a well-scripted piece of music."
— Erin from Boulder, CO on February 7, 2008
Enjoyable and very pretty
"I really liked it, I had expected it to be a little harder but on the whole I found it to be extremely similar to that of the movie."
— Theresa-Christina de Souza from Pennysylvania, PA on January 14, 2008
Simply Beautiful
"If you are a soprano looking for beautiful songs to charm your audience, this book is for you. I'm sure even a mezzo would enjoy it. These songs excersize your range as they reach from a low C to a high B Flat. They are in a higher key than the movie, I'm sure for Kate Winslet's sake, but all the more beautiful! "
— Anonymous on December 28, 2007
TOO DIFFICULT
"I was disappointed with this. The average high-school or university aged girl who loves the movie will find it very hard to sing effectively. Too high overall."
— Jessica from Queensland, Australia on November 13, 2007
Lovely
"Wonderful to find just the music I was looking for. Simple arrangements which make piano more accessible."
— Anonymous from San Diego, CA on October 14, 2007
My Melting Songs
"As I'm about to turn seventeen just like Marianne in the book I looooooooove to play these songs. 'Weep You No More Sad Fountains' is a soprano's paradise so beautiful to sing and play. Definately pick this one up."
— Melanie Clayton from Wetumpka, AL on February 16, 2007
too easy...
"Easy-breezy-one-two-threesy. This music is beeautiful, but it needs a harder arrangement that sounds more like the film's versions. "
— JH from NY on March 7, 2006
Gorgeous yet simple enough!
"I absolutely loved the movie and its music, so I bought it and the soundtrack. So naturally I was thrilled to find the sheetmusic to my favorite songs from the movie! These pieces are definitely winners! They are simple, yes, but they don't necessarily sound simple, if you know what I mean... They are beautiful and elegant and very pleasing to play! They remind me of the movie and all the characters and scenes...it's just plain satisfying! :) Enjoy them!"
— Taylor from Chattanooga, TN on August 14, 2005
Disappointed, too simplistic
"Loved the movie. Loved the soundtrack. Bought the sheet music hoping to capture the beauty of the music for myself. Was very disappointed by the simplistic beginner level arrangement. Expected a fuller arrangement. The sheet music is probably acceptable for singers, but for pianists beyond the beginner level, VERY VERY disappointing. Don't waste your money."
— L.L. from San Diego, CA on November 7, 2004
I love it!
"I was so excited to find these two songs! Everytime I watch the movie, they haunt me afterwards. The songs are beautiful and the arrangements are great too! I'm not much of a pianist, but I'm a singer and it was easy to sing the melody without the accompaniment. I'm so glad I bought it! "
— Joanna W. from Tampa, FL on July 31, 2004
Beautiful....
"I was excited to find sheet music for two of the songs in the movie sense and sensibility. I was looking forward to playing them on the guitar. However, to my dismay, when I recieved the book, even though it says "vocal/piano/guitar" on the cover....no guitar chords! The notated music is excellent though and the only reason I rated it only 4 stars is because of its lack of guitar chords. If you wish to sing or play these pieces with piano go for it (they're both gorgeous!), but if you want guitar chords, you will have to figgure them out for yourself."
— Anonymous from Sacramento, CA on October 22, 2003
Wonderful!
"This is a difficult piece to sing. However, once you get it (with a lot of practice!) it is simply WONDERFUL! I love Patrick Doyle music and I think this is one of his best. Even if you can't sing it is nice just for piano. "
— Crystal from San Diego,CA on June 20, 2003
ambitious
"I absolutely love these pieces. "Weep you no more sad fountains" is a higher key than the snippet you hear in the movie, and does go quite high(B, b flat?)at the end, and "The Dreame" also has a soaring high note in the end, up to an A. I think they sound best when sung in a natural voice; not too airy like Marianne in the movie, but not so warbly as the soprano on the soundtrack. If you like these also check out "In Pace" by Patrick Doyle. It says it's written for a tenor, but sopranos can sing it just as well, if not better. It is on a Sarah Brightman CD if you want to hear it, although she changes it a little."
— Angela from Missouri on June 13, 2003
Lovely Songs
"I feel compelled to write in response to one of the readers reviews below. I was under the impression that these songs weren't the same as in the movie--they are. What I think the writer was trying to say is that the melody is the same, but the arrangments are a little different. They are both very nice, regardless."
— J.M. Hershey from Baltimore, MD on July 23, 2002
Difficult, but worthwhile
"Two beautiful songs - the lyrics, happily, are included, but be forewarned: the music says it is for guitar as well as piano, yet there are no chord notations in the material. I worked them out myself, and the songs sound very nice indeed (or will with practice)."
— LadyC from PA, USA on August 27, 2000
A nice arrangment
"The description of the piece says that it has no lyrics,it does, however have lyrics to both songs. The piano arrangments aren't the same as those heard on the movie--they follow the melody line--but they are nice just the same. "
— W.L. from Portland, OR on July 5, 2000
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