Love is Your Color (from "Sex in the City 2") Sheet Music Preview

Love is Your Color (from "Sex in the City 2"): Piano/Vocal/Chords

Words and music by Claude Kelly, Michael Mentore, and Salaam Remi / recorded by Jennifer Hudson and Leona Lewis

Item: 00-XS-0000020

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A beautiful duet from the movie Sex and the City 2, as performed by two of pop music's brightest stars.

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Series: Original Sheet Music Edition
Publisher: Alfred Music
SKU: 00-XS-0000020

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About the Composer: Claude Kelly

Claude Kelly is a songwriter and producer who has crafted pop hits across multiple genres, working with major artists in contemporary music. His work spans film soundtracks, radio singles, and collaborative projects that emphasize melodic storytelling and accessible songwriting.

Why we love this

This duet gives your singers a chance to perform a genuine movie moment with chart-ready production values and emotional depth. The pairing of two powerful voices creates natural dramatic tension, and the piano/vocal arrangement sits comfortably in contemporary pop without requiring excessive technical demands.

What to expect

Polished and intimate, balancing pop production sensibility with genuine emotional connection. The piece captures the warmth of a duet where two voices intertwine, supported by clean harmonic movement that feels both modern and timeless.

Who it's for

Singers working in pop, contemporary musical theater, or recital repertoire who want material from film with commercial appeal. This works well for intermediate to advanced vocalists seeking duet options that feel current and professionally recorded.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the two vocal lines so each singer retains presence; avoid letting one voice dominate the verse sections.
  • Use the piano part to anchor phrasing, particularly through key harmonic changes that signal emotional shifts.
  • Lean into the collaborative energy of the duet rather than treating it as two separate solos with accompaniment.

How to use it

Program this in a pop or film music set, or use it as a recital anchor that draws audiences familiar with the movie. The vocal partnership makes it an effective showcase for two singers of comparable ability without requiring them to harmonize in strict classical alignment.

Skills your students will build

  • Balancing two independent vocal lines in a duet texture
  • Navigating pop phrasing and contemporary rhythmic feel
  • Coordinating with a pianist on harmonic support and dynamic shaping
  • Sustaining emotional connection across a narrative arc

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