Eminem - Slim Shady Theme // Baroque Cover by Jeff Hijlkema

Could the 'catchy' Slim Shady theme have survived in the German Baroque period? I Baroque sounding arrangement to hopefully prove it, using a blend of Orchestral Tools and Spitfire Audio vst's:
Short strings:
Violins 1 - Tallinn, Miroire and BBCSO Core
Violins 2 - Tallinn
Violas - Tallinn, BBCSO Core
Celli - Tallinn
Basses - Tallin
Pizz Basses - BBCSO Core
Legato Long strings:
Violins 1 - Appassionata strings / Miroire
Celli - Appassionata strings / Tallinn
With the long strings I tried my best to approach the full and warm baroque sound of the famous Dutch Combattimento Consort, doubling Spitfire Audio Appassionata Strings with the more icy tone of Orchestral Tools Miroire and Tallinn vst's.
On some of the short and long strings I used the Waves Aphex Vintage Aural Exciter plugin (tweaked 'Edgy violin' preset) to create the more characteristic thinner baroque sound.
Just before the climax, around 1:50, I softly blended some wind instruments from the Miroire vst (baroque flute, alto recorder and baroque oboe). They return in the end credits, just the three of them, together with the characteristic Tallinn organ.
On the short and long strings I used a reverb chain:
1 - LiquidSonics Seventh Heaven, Scoring stage, 2.20 sec (-9db)
2 - FabFilter Pro-r, Chapel 1, 3.52 sec
On the shorts and longs respectively -12db & -10 db.
Arranged, composed, mixed and produced in Cubase 11 Pro.
Be well,
Jeff Hijlkema

[@wilckaudio3280]

Really cool!

[@olympum]

Lovely arrangement, OT Tallinn (and PVS) are good ingredients, but you still need a great cook. Well done! PS: you have a typo, "proof" is a noun, the verb is "prove"

[@juanpadilla2580]

5 stars

[@OrKestrAlan]

Very wonderful arrangements like yo muck in baroque style, congrats.

[@victornoagbodji]

Amazing arrangement!

[@NicolasMichelBraconnier]

Amazing! Good job!

[@simon-borishouvenaghel4909]

Very interesting arrangement. Appassionata is a good idea for this music style.
What do you think about Miroire, cons & pro ?