Somethin' Stupid was written by Carson Parks, written in 1966 and first recorded that year by Carson and Gaile before becoming a hit for Frank and Nancy Sinatra in 1967. The song is a pop ballad in which two singers trade lines about a romantic evening that ends awkwardly when one blurts out “somethin’ stupid” like “I love you.” Somethin' Stupid topped charts in the United States and the United Kingdom for Frank and Nancy Sinatra, and has since been covered by many artists, including a 2001 duet version by Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman and a later recording by Michael Bublé with Reese Witherspoon.
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Explore 3 Violin arrangements of Something Stupid, ranging from Very easy to Intermediate. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. An optional visual Violin under the score shows the right notes and fingerings in real time, to help you learn the piece.
Explore 3 Cello arrangements of Something Stupid, ranging from Very easy to Intermediate. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. An optional visual Cello under the score shows the right notes and fingerings in real time, to help you learn the piece.
Explore 3 Viola arrangements of Something Stupid, ranging from Very easy to Intermediate. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. An optional visual Viola under the score shows the right notes and fingerings in real time, to help you learn the piece.
Explore 3 Double bass arrangements of Something Stupid, ranging from Easy to Intermediate. 3 include fingering annotations. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with.
You can play Something Stupid Sheet music on 4 instruments, including Violin, Cello, Viola, Double bass.
At Tomplay, we have adapted Something Stupid Sheet music in 4 levels, from Very easy to Intermediate.
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