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Song Title |
Artist |
Writers |
Producer |
Arranger |
Orchestra Conductor |
Concertmaster/Orchestra |
Release- |
I Wanna Make It on My Own |
Evelyn Thomas |
Ian Levine |
Ian Levine |
Fiachra Trench |
Ian Levine |
David Katz/ |
1978 |
Note the powerful "male" brass and "female" strings during the intro and first verse as they together punctuate the lyrics like an exclamation-point on the
sentiment, followed by the uncontrollable emotional outburst at the middle-break, building into a monumental dialog between "male" brass and "female" strings,
and then culminating in whirling, screaming violins, viole, and celli that whip the conclusion into a philharmonic frenzy of metaphorical liberation of the mind,
body, and soul. And, as if all of this were not enough, the whole composition modulates to a higher key at the build of the middle-break, intensifying
the emotional and spiritual rising, all the while elevating the listener onto the higher plane of melodic and philharmonic phantasmagoria. Lyrics
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