Pop song built on Bach's Prelude 12 from his second WTC book?

Question

One fine day I was in a hair salon and I heard a song that clearly was a take off on one of Bach's preludes that I really like, Prelude No. 12 In F Minor (BWV 881) from his second book for the 'Well-Tempered' Clavier. I would like to own this song but have no idea who recorded it. Can anyone help? Please only serious answers.


If you need to hear the prelude you can go to
http://www.amazon.com/Glenn-Gould-Bach-Well-Tempered-Clavier/dp/samples/B0000028NJ/ref=dp_tracks_all_1/104-9830706-9437536#disc_1
and click on the listen link next to where it says "Prelude And Fugue No. 12 In F Minor, BWV 881: Praeludium". Thanks

Yes there were words, and I believe the voice(s) were female. The song really only borrowed the first few measures of the Bach prelude. So don't listen to the Bach prelude longer than a few seconds, it was really just the beginning of it that the song utilized.

Answer 1

I think I got it.

Try "They" by the Welsh singer "Jem."
Maybe you can find a sample clip on the internet before you buy. Hope that's it.

Answer 2

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