To Build A Home
Matched version: to build a home by the cinematic orchestra
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Explore the To Build A Home virtual piano sheet and Roblox piano sheet, compare available arrangements, and play online with QWERTY notes. To Build a Home is a song by The Cinematic Orchestra featuring Canadian singer-songwriter Patrick Watson. It appeared on the group's 2007 album Ma Fleur, where Watson's vocals and piano sit inside a larger vocal, piano-led ensemble setting rather than a solo-piano setting. The song's writing credits are shared by Phil France, Jason Swinscoe, and Patrick Watson. A later community piano reduction can make the piece feel intimate and self-contained, but that texture is an arrangement choice rather than the sound of the original recording. The cataloged score is a community arrangement described by its uploader as for piano and voice, best approached as an interpretation of a vocal ensemble song. Its fingering, voicing, and level belong to that arrangement.
Explore the To Build A Home virtual piano sheet and Roblox piano sheet, compare available arrangements, and play online with QWERTY notes.
To Build a Home is a song by The Cinematic Orchestra featuring Canadian singer-songwriter Patrick Watson. It appeared on the group's 2007 album Ma Fleur, where Watson's vocals and piano sit inside a larger vocal, piano-led ensemble setting rather than a solo-piano setting.
The song's writing credits are shared by Phil France, Jason Swinscoe, and Patrick Watson. A later community piano reduction can make the piece feel intimate and self-contained, but that texture is an arrangement choice rather than the sound of the original recording.
The cataloged score is a community arrangement described by its uploader as for piano and voice, best approached as an interpretation of a vocal ensemble song. Its fingering, voicing, and level belong to that arrangement.
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Common questions
It is by The Cinematic Orchestra and features Patrick Watson on vocals and piano.
It appears on Ma Fleur, released in 2007.
Credited writers include Phil France, Jason Swinscoe, and Patrick Watson.
No. The original is a vocal, piano-led ensemble recording. The indexed score is a later community arrangement described by its uploader as for piano and voice.