Slow Hand
The Counterpoint Girls Lyrics

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01Independent Women Part I3:38

02Black Coffee4:45

03Whole Again3:02

04It's Raining Men3:24

05Hold On3:37

06Don't Upset The Rhythm (Go Baby Go)3:48

07Shame3:59

08All The Things She Said3:32

09Venus3:35

10Don't Cha3:42

11Jump (For My Love)3:37

12Let's Talk About Sex!3:31

13Overload4:35

14Dreamgirls3:20

15Wannabe2:55

16Daylight In Your Eyes

17Eternal Flame3:43

18Don't Let Go (Love)4:48

19Verpiss' dich4:03

20Trouble

21Blame It On The Weatherman3:33

22Stop! In the Name of Love3:01

23I'm So Excited3:48

24Spice Up Your Life2:50

25The Rigga-Ding-Dong-Song3:23

26Wishing On A Star

27I Hate This Part3:38

28Push The Button3:33

29He Loves U Not3:44

30You're The Only One For Me4:03

37Who Do You Think You Are3:42

38Rivers Of Joy3:28

39About You Now3:09

40Hot Summer3:30

41I Wanna Be The Only One

42I'll Stand By You3:51

43Free Your Mind4:00

44The Tide Is High (Get The Feeling)3:25

45Slow Hand4:05

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The Counterpoint Girls

46Bills, Bills, Bills4:15

47Walk Like An Egyptian3:17

48Asereje3:31

49No Scrubs

50Lady Marmalade4:14

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@MusicMattersGB

46w↑1

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@jayducharme

46w↑21

I love it when composers are thrifty with their use of notes, as if there's a supply shortage of them. It always delights me when a short little musical idea can be manipulated to create a whole piece.

@MusicMattersGB

46w↑1

Brilliant

@DrGroo

43w↑5

Thanks for sharing this great analysis. This was the first piece I ever played in front of people in a concert/workshop -- arranged as a classical guitar duet. This analysis would have been an amazing, and very useful preparative resource to have 35 years ago. Thanks for contributing to YouTube as an educational resource.

@MusicMattersGB

43w

That’s most kind of you. Thanks.

@carlstenger5893

46w↑5

Wonderful video. Bach's music is far and away the very best out there. The two-part and three-part inventions were written as teaching and practice pieces for his children and students, and yet, each and every one of them is a marvelous musical gem -- a delight to learn, to analyze, to play, and to listen to. Four for the price of one!! What a deal.

@MusicMattersGB

46w↑2

I agree. They are absolute gems and still wonderful teaching pieces.

@gooseface2690

43w↑1

I'm studying this piece at the moment, but on guitar. Remarkably, you are able to achieve some degree of "two-partedness" with the guitar's 'one hand only' system. Beautiful piece! Thank you.

@MusicMattersGB

43w↑1

Excellent. Enjoy the piece!

@lawrencetaylor4101

32w

The best music theory courses on You Tube.

@MusicMattersGB

32w

That’s most kind. Thank you.

@charlottemacdonald4167

42w

Fantastic! I have listened to this so many times and always revelled in it. Now you have explained how it is designed and executed. Also, it has allowed me to understand counterpoint better. Thank you.

@MusicMattersGB

42w

That’s brilliant. See our Counterpoint course at www.mmcourses.co.uk

@simondanielssonmusic

29w

I've just begun learning to write fugues and this gave me a great insight into the "tricks" a composer like Bach may use to stretch thematic material out to great lengths.
I also just love this piece, I've been playing a guitar arrangement of it as of late. Great content! Thank you :)

@MusicMattersGB

29w

Glad it’s helpful. Much more at www.mmcourses.co.uk

@BillHilton

43w↑1

Thanks, Gareth — a really good analysis! Can I just express my admiration that you managed to do this whole thing in — as far as I can see — a single take? A lot of people won't realise the skill that takes, but I certainly do...!

@MusicMattersGB

43w↑2

That’s most kind. I try to do all videos in one take so it comes across as a natural communication rather than an edited outcome.

@markedelsten8776

43w

I agree with Bill. The one take is amazing. The content obv is great, but no stumbling in presentation or playing! Thank you so much for it all.

@MusicMattersGB

43w

Thank you

@l.g.brandon4294

43w

This is what I've been interested in learning. I really enjoy your lessons. Thank you for all your work.

@MusicMattersGB

43w

A pleasure. Much more at www.mmcourses.co.uk including our Counterpoint course.

@francoisbruel9163

43w

As usual wonderful insights! My harpsichord teacher started me with this piece. I remember candid me being at first disappointed that it was in C major. But for a short, seemingly simple piece - and well suited for a near-beginner - there is a lot going on, and a beautiful unexpected A minor section, so it was perfect! And you play it delightfully…

@MusicMattersGB

43w

That’s most kind

@rodneyhorrell

43w↑4

Thank you for your analysis of Bach's approach to composing, I really appreciated that and it helped me to understand what he is doing and why. 😃

@MusicMattersGB

43w↑1

A pleasure. Much more at www.mmcourses.co.uk

@claudefazio

43w

Excellent analysis, as usual. You are truly masterful educator.

@MusicMattersGB

43w

That’s most kind. Thank you

@francospadi1732

43w

Great video Gareth! Bach is always an inspiration.

@MusicMattersGB

43w

Absolutely

@farhangk1775

42w

You are the best...👏👏💪

@MusicMattersGB

42w

You’re too kind.

@golafs

26w

love your videos! thx!

@MusicMattersGB

26w

A pleasure. Much more at www.mmcourses.co.uk

@KalpaHettiarachchi

43w

Great ❤

@MusicMattersGB

43w

😀

@neiljamesfrarey7948

Eloquent analysis, Gareth... thanks so much!

Just a thought ... pity the sheet music doesn't illuminate note by note along with the keyboard when being played.

@MusicMattersGB

5w↑1

Most kind. Yes we don’t have the ability to make that happen as yet.

@ili626

43w↑2

This is great. One suggestion: Make the score bigger or more visible.

@MusicMattersGB

43w

Thanks. The score is set at the maximum possible size. It’s fine if you watch it on a big enough screen.

@man0sticks

41w

Don’t know what kind of device you’re using, but on my iPad it’s possible to zoom in on the score just by spreading two fingers on the screen. The magnified image becomes a bit fuzzy, but that doesn’t bother me so much.

@MusicMattersGB

41w

Useful advice

@0i0i0i0

43w

I've heard that the practice of " fugal partimenti" helps when it comes to composing in this style

@MusicMattersGB

43w

Very true

@novozar2817

43w

To take a 4 notes theme and mix it with the right and left hand on each 5 fingers, converting it, playing in a mirror constellation and so on. That's AI. J. S. Bach was and still is an unreachable genius in his own Cosmos.

@MusicMattersGB

43w↑1

Absolutely amazing composer.

@hardlightme

And @ 0:50 where she transitions the 😮 contrapuntal to the bass

@MusicMattersGB

😀

@francoisbruel9163

43w↑1

"A lesser composer would've done that" (going on with the sequence as expected) …meaning Vivaldi perhaps? 😉

@MusicMattersGB

43w↑1

No names mentioned but…!

@MusicMattersGB

43w↑1

Sure

@joeyguitarlo

42w

Phrygian over Ionian makes great harmony because it's all in thirds

@MusicMattersGB

42w

Great idea

@FransizekHeanski

43w

Hi! Sir, if i may ask. I want to challange you to a composition dual! I have learned from your videos previously.

How it would be done: theres different ways, but heres the jyst of it:

One of us composes one part, uploads, the other composer composes the other part: about 1 min in length working off eachothers material in to a single composition. And then make a playlist and upload in order.

Are you or somebody else up for it????