Britney Spears Counterpoint

Vincenzo Culotta plays my 'Britney Spears Counterpoint', a piano arrangement in which I had fun with a few phrases from Mrs. Spears ('Hit me baby one more time' and 'Oops I did it again').
If you follow the words you always know where the melodic material is derived from.
It came out a very dramatic text :)

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[viennachan1]

Really nice. Would like to play it at concert, can we ?

[artofcounterpoint]

@viennachan1 as far as I'm concerned... it would be great!

[colourfulwithaU]

D minor? Again? Is that your favourite key?

[artofcounterpoint]

@colourfulwithaU I chose D minor for a matter of registers. If you notice the piece could hypothetically be performed by female choir, a couple of violins doubling the choir, and continuo section. Anyway: yes, I love D minor..

[guitarslim56]

D minor is the saddest of all keys.

[octavine]

this is great! Is this also written for voice? 'Cause it would be a delightful Choral piece... wanna arrange this... can I?!!

Thanks!

[Ludwigooo]

do u use a program to write the notes down and play them? in that case, what program`?



[milfsound]

Can i buy/download the sheets anywhere?

[thedrumbum1990]

Sublime dude

[MeandmagiC]

mine is E flat major!

[alexface211]

@AbsoluteZ3R0 Agreed! My favourite major key is D flat; to me it's just... lush, for want of a better word. It just has something that none of the other major keys have, and I think it's great for tranquil, pensive, sentimental pieces. As for minor keys, I like C# minor too. And I love the richness of C minor.

For me there's quite a big difference in sound between the flat keys and the sharp keys. Of course, that's until you get to the signatures with 6+ sharps/flats, and they start to blend.

[AbsoluteZ3R0]

@david203 If you have perfect pitch the keys all sound very different. My personal favorites are C# and F# minor

[AbsoluteZ3R0]

Brilliant

[fevimaster]

@david203 We're all different and therefore are more attuned to different things. Quod Erat Demonstratum.

[david203]

I never understand when people prefer one key over another (except for reasons of fingering and coordination with other instruments or voice, or perhaps for those with perfect pitch). I think all tempered keys in the same mode sound the same. Of course, if a piece modulates from one key to another, the specific target key becomes very important. If different keys truly felt different, then wouldn't A=473 feel different, and maybe "better", than A=440? It's a reductio ad absurdum!