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| 1. | Weep You No More Sad Fountains [3:06] |
| 2. | Particular Sum [1:16] |
| 3. | My Father's Favorite [5:28] |
| 4. | Preying Penniless Woman [1:35] |
| 5. | Devonshire [1:05] |
| ...see complete tracklist |
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| Q: | What song is Kate Winslet singing in the scene where she plays the piano and Col. Brandon first meets them? (from rachel in wellington, ohio, united states) |
| A: | "Weep You No More Sad Fountains" (thanks to randy, Los Gatos, CA) add more info |
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| Q: | What is the name of the piece playing at the beginning of the movie in the credit, which is the same song playing again in the dialog "My Father's Favorite." I prefer the version from the beginning of the movie. Its tempo is much relaxing and sweet. (from JULIEN in mexico ) |
| A: | "Patience" is the name of the song that's playing at the beginning of the movie. (thanks to LBlake, Dallas, TX) add more info |
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| Q: | What are the classical music pieces that Kate Winslet's character plays at the piano throughout the movie?
...from Lori in nyc, ny (answer Lori's question) |
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| Q: | What is the song that Maryanne is learning/singing towards the end of the film? Colonel Brandon had just bought her a small pianoforte for the parlor and had included the sheet music to a song he wanted her to learn. What is the name of the song and who is the composer? Thanks!!! (from Wiglett in Tacoma, WA) |
| A: | "The Dreame" which is originally a poem by Ben Johnson. (thanks to Emily Simons, Atlanta, GA) add more info |
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| Q: | I am wondering about a couple of songs. The scene is where Marianne Dashwood (Kate Winslet) plays on the piano and then Elinor Dashwood asks her to change because her mother is grieving and then she plays another song. What are these two songs called? Thanks!
...from jules in NZ (answer jules's question) |
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