Story Behind The Song
Simple and fun story giving birth to the new "Thierryc Method" dictated by the Music Theory for writing lyrics: I gave a new Elderbrook kind of composition to my friend, for lyrics writing, just with me singing the latin notes as a melody demo.
He found the track good enough as it was, so we kept the name of the notes as lyrics. Then I just added a bridge to explain :
It was easy to write those lyrics
Take the 7 notes and drop them on the floor
Your new song will just be fun and more
If you use properly this easy technique
I tried it to show you how simple it is
May be you've not noted but a note is missing
I never said B, as I sang it along
Which makes my new song
The song without Bs
Watch here https://youtu.be/SQwUAUFz7Ig
Song Description
Fun whimsical electronic song, in french, just saying/singing along the latin name of the notes of the melody. Progressive in its variations, I am here exploring the vocoder, polyrhythm stuff and samples ala Elderbrook.
Watch here https://youtu.be/SQwUAUFz7Ig
Song Length |
3:49 |
Genre |
Electronic - House, Electronic - Downbeat |
Tempo |
Medium (111 - 130) |
Lead Vocal |
Mixed Vocals |
Mood |
Joyful |
Subject |
Musician, Pride |
Similar Artists |
Elderbrook |
Language |
French |
Era |
2000 and later |
| |
Lyrics
Ré Ré Ré Ré Ré Mi Ré Do
(singing the latin notes along...)
Elles sont Si Fa Si La écrire ces paroles
Prends-toi une gamme et jette-là sur le Sol
Ta nouvelle chanson elle n'en sera que plus rigolote
Autant que son nom si t'oublies une note
Moi j'ai essayé, curieux comme je suis
T'as peut-être pas remarqué mais j'ai jamais dit Si
Jamais dit Si, ni ici, ni là-bas
Ça fait de ma chanson
La chanson pas de Si
La La Do La La (etc...)
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