Sabrina Soundtrack CD

Sabrina Soundtrack Music

List Price	$9.95 (You save $2.60)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Soundtrack CDs
Label	A & M
Orig Year	1995
All Time Sales Rank	9835
CD Universe Part number	1094273
Catalog number	540456
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 12, 1995
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	51 minutes
Additional Info	Original Soundtrack

Sabrina Soundtrack Songs

	1.	Theme From Sabrina
	2.	Moonlight - Sting
	3.	Linus' New Life
	4.	Growing up in Paris
	5.	Moonlight, (In the) - (TRUE instrumental)
	6.	Sabrina Remembers / La Vie En Rose
	7.	Sabrina Comes Home
	8.	Nantucket Visit
	9.	The Party Sequence / When Joanna Loved Me / The Shadow Of Your Smile / Call Me Irresponsible / St...
	10.	Sabrina and Linus Date
	11.	How Can I Remember? - Michael Dees
	12.	Sabrina's Return to Paris
	13.	Theme From Sabrina (Reprise)

Sabrina Soundtrack Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Top Listening
Sabrina has one of the best musical scores of any film in years. It is smooth, sophisticated and so easy on the ear! I have bought quite a few CDs to give as gifts and every person who has heard it wants to know where they can get a copy.
Submitted by lawriej (Brisbane, Australia)
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5 stars The Best I've Heard
Well all I can say is that this albums it's incredible just like the movie
Submitted by folgar148 (Criple Creek, CO, USA)
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5 stars relaxing
This is a 5 star only if you like classical music. It is a VERY relaxing soundtrack.
Submitted by a reviewer (Shererville, IN, USA)
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