Film music in alternate key! (Pirates of the Caribbean, Jurassic Park, Lord of the Rings)
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- KVRist
- 290 posts since 3 Sep, 2007
Hi
inspired by a project called Major vs. Minor by Oleg Berg.
He digitally transposes popular music pieces to its alternate key.
I tried my own, focused on film music and classical rather than pop.
Pleasantly like to share the result:
in D Major instead of D minor
contains both themes, in Bb minor instead of Bb Major
(official theme, D minor instead of D Major)
Also interesting:
E minor instead of E Major
Those and more classical pieces- simply follow the Playlist on Youtube, or see the Channel!
I purely made this for my own please and simply like to share the result.
Have fun!
Promote as you will and share as you like.
inspired by a project called Major vs. Minor by Oleg Berg.
He digitally transposes popular music pieces to its alternate key.
I tried my own, focused on film music and classical rather than pop.
Pleasantly like to share the result:
in D Major instead of D minor
contains both themes, in Bb minor instead of Bb Major
(official theme, D minor instead of D Major)
Also interesting:
E minor instead of E Major
Those and more classical pieces- simply follow the Playlist on Youtube, or see the Channel!
I purely made this for my own please and simply like to share the result.
Have fun!
Promote as you will and share as you like.
09, 05, 2007: Searching for my own voice...
10, 09, 2011: My voice lies somewhere at F# (least used musical key in musical history)
Maybe I'm just too infrequent
10, 09, 2011: My voice lies somewhere at F# (least used musical key in musical history)
Maybe I'm just too infrequent
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 290 posts since 3 Sep, 2007
That was interesting to notice.
Nobody seems to care hearing their favorite movie themes in it's alternate key mode.
Well you will never know how the Pirates of the Caribbean sounds in the more uplifting Major key, instead of it's original minor key.
How the result surprisingly gives the music an even more piratey feel
Nobody seems to care hearing their favorite movie themes in it's alternate key mode.
Well you will never know how the Pirates of the Caribbean sounds in the more uplifting Major key, instead of it's original minor key.
How the result surprisingly gives the music an even more piratey feel
09, 05, 2007: Searching for my own voice...
10, 09, 2011: My voice lies somewhere at F# (least used musical key in musical history)
Maybe I'm just too infrequent
10, 09, 2011: My voice lies somewhere at F# (least used musical key in musical history)
Maybe I'm just too infrequent
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- KVRian
- 752 posts since 9 Mar, 2001
BuddhaMaster wrote:That was interesting to notice.
Nobody seems to care hearing their favorite movie themes in it's alternate key mode.
Well you will never know how the Pirates of the Caribbean sounds in the more uplifting Major key, instead of it's original minor key.
How the result surprisingly gives the music an even more piratey feel
Well, it's a fun idea, but mostly these sounds like shit, they are not done the proper way (re-written manually).
- KVRAF
- 11162 posts since 16 Mar, 2003 from Porto - Portugal
I don't understand what's your point in doing this. It's common knowledge that Major and minor modes are completely different. Besides, when modulating usually they follow different patterns (I'm talking baroque,classical/romantic music). Therefore, just "transforming" a piece written in major into minor and vice-versa is pointless, IMO.
Fernando (FMR)
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- KVRist
- 131 posts since 4 Jul, 2007 from Tilburg, Netherlands
+1 to all that is said before, and...
Which is fine, but then youBuddhaMaster wrote:....I purely made this for my own please and simply like to share the result...
kinda get upset when nobody seems interested (for good reasons).BuddhaMaster wrote:That was interesting to notice. Nobody seems to care hearing their favorite movie themes in it's alternate key mode. Well you will never know how...
- KVRAF
- 26033 posts since 20 Oct, 2007 from gonesville
Yeah, this doesn't really work, there is no real MUSICAL point to it, it's an arbitrary exercise. For instance there are still many [most?] parts that are VERY thoroughly minor-key in ideation clashing against this forced major version of the tune in the Pirates piece, to kind of unfortunate result.
