Composer

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Cole Porter

Genre

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Vocal

Style

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Vocal Music

Publication Date

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May 2006May 0956

First Performance

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Aug 1956

Average_duration

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2:56

"Mind if I make love to you?" is a popular song composed by Cole Porter. The song was composed in 1935 and premiered the same year. It is a part of the musical "Jubilee," which was produced by the Shubert Brothers. The song is a part of the second act of the musical. The song has a slow and romantic tempo, and it is composed in the key of C major. The song has a 32-bar form, and it is written in the AABA structure. The melody of the song is simple and catchy, and it is accompanied by a piano and a saxophone. The lyrics of the song are romantic and suggestive. The song is about a man who is trying to seduce a woman. The man asks the woman if he can make love to her, and he promises to be gentle and kind. The lyrics of the song are playful and witty, and they reflect Cole Porter's signature style. The song has two main movements. The first movement is slow and romantic, and it sets the mood for the song. The second movement is more upbeat and playful, and it features a saxophone solo. The two movements are seamlessly integrated, and they create a beautiful and memorable song. "Mind if I make love to you?" is a classic Cole Porter song, and it is known for its romantic lyrics and catchy melody. The song has been covered by many artists over the years, including Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, and Diana Krall. The song remains a popular choice for romantic occasions, and it is a testament to Cole Porter's enduring legacy as a songwriter.

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