Muli-language ballad consisting of three verses, three choru

K: Amin T: 72 TS: 4/4 INST: MaleVocal, Piano, StringSection, FretlessBass, Drums, Darbuka, Oud Mood: Anthemic, spiritual, unifying, heartfelt, emotional, hopeful Structure: Verse-Chorus-Verse-Chorus-Verse-Chorus-Bridge-Chorus-Outro This piece is envisioned as a world music power ballad, characterized by its slow, deliberate tempo and epic, emotional build. The key of A minor provides a solemn and spiritual foundation, with the potential to lift into its relative major (C major) during the choruses to evoke a sense of hope and glory. The musical arrangement would likely begin sparsely, perhaps with just a piano and the lead bass/tenor vocal for the first verse, creating an intimate atmosphere. As the song progresses into the choruses, the instrumentation would swell to include a lush string section, a smooth fretless bass, and a full drum kit. A key feature is the fusion of Western and Middle Eastern sounds: the choruses would introduce the percussive drive of a darbuka and the melodic color of an oud, directly reflecting the multilingual lyrics and reinforcing the song's core theme of unity. The dynamic arc of the song would culminate in the final chorus and bridge, where all instrumental and vocal elements combine for a powerful, anthemic climax before receding in a reflective outro.

Model: gemini-2.5-pro