I Will Always Love You made famous by Whitney Houston (The Bodyguard) Formats included:. Karaoke Video with color background (KFN, WMV, MP4). Karaoke Video with black background (WMV, MP4, ZIP) Karaoke. Print and download I Will Always Love You - Violin Duet sheet music by Whitney Houston arranged for Violin 1 or Violin 2. Instrumental Duet in C Major.

This title is a cover of I Believe In You And Me as made famous by Whitney Houston

Formats included:

The CDG format (also called CD+G or MP3+G) is suitable for most karaoke machines. It includes an MP3 and synchronized lyrics.

This universal format works with almost any device (Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android, Connected TVs...)

This format is tailored for Windows Media Player which is setup by default on most Windows computers.

This format is suitable for KaraFun Player, a free karaoke software. It allows you to turn on or off the backing vocals, lead vocals, and change the pitch or tempo.

About

Whitney Houston I Will Always Love You

With backing vocals (with or without vocals in the KFN version)

In the same key as the original: B

Release date: 1996
Genres:Love Songs, Pop, Soul, In English
Original songwriter: David Wolfert, Sandy Linzer

All files available for download are reproduced tracks, they're not the original music.

Lyrics I Believe In You And Me

Whitney Houston I Will Always Love You Instrumental Download

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Whenever I’m driving down the road listening to music, and the song I Will Always Love You, sung by Whitney Houston comes on, I immediately crank up the volume, and showoff the range I wish I had. Dolly Pardon originally sang and composed this song in D Major in 1973. It was redone by Whitney Houston in the same key with a bigger range. Whitney Houston’s version made it’s debate in the film TheBody Guard in 1992, and rose to the top charts shortly after that. Pardon stated in a CMT interview of the song that it is the biggest song in her career, made her the most money, and was recorded by more people than any of her other songs. I listened to Dolly Pardon, and Whitney’s version of the two songs and it is pretty amazing to see how different music can be sung , and how much one song can vary from the other.

Whitney Houston’s version starts off as a monophonic piece, using only her voice unaccompanied in the first verse. Durning her time singing unaccompanied, and throughout the piece you can hear the vibrato in her voice, which highlights her smooth and connected articulation. The first pieces of musical melody are introduced at the beginning of the chorus. Throughout the chorus, the piano and violin are added along with a beautiful upward leap with her voice, which shows off a small piece of the range she will use throughout the song.

A small bridge is added at the end of the 1st chorus giving a smooth transition to verse two. At the beginning of the second verse the percussion is brought in to add more musical accompaniment, helping us find the beat in the music. Dynamic’s during the second verse, and chorus build which help to lead into a musical solo played by the saxophone. Verse three’s dynamics start off medium, but begin to build again. The end of the third verse gives a four count pause, followed by a loud chorus. This chorus repeats itself a few times changing from higher octaves back down to lower ones showing off the movement and range in her voice.

Whitney ends the song with a beautiful outro with very little musical melody. During this time she uses her voice to add scales as she raises her pitch a total two octaves, holding the last note in each octave so we can hear the distinction. Rolling Stones Magazine stated that the song was at the top of the chart for 14 weeks, which set a record of the longest song to be number one in the billboards. (Rolling Stones)

There is no doubt that Whitney had a beautiful voice, and this song is only a small example of the kind of voice she had. Over all I think the change in dynamics and articulation used between notes are really what made this song rise to the top, and I believe it will be a very popular song amongst all generations for years to come.