ABBA - I Let The Music Speak (Vocals + Instrumental)

'I Let the Music Speak' is a song featured as the first track to side two of ABBA's eighth album 'The Visitors' (1981). It is the fifth-longest ABBA track, after "Eagle", "The Day Before You Came", "The Visitors", and "Chiquitita". The song "is the singer's personal acknowledgement of the wondrous transcendental power and sweep of music". It opens with a "rolling and wishful piano figure", and includes a "warm synth string ensemble", focusing on the alto and tenor sections. The woodwind filigree is courtesy of flautist Jan Kling. The song also has an acoustic guitar starting in the second verse, which blend with Benny's grand piano, which is the "leading voice in the rousing musings of the chorus". The melodic design is quite angular - following the recitative medium. Frida's main vocals are assisted by Agnetha's "pouncing falsetto grabs" prior to the chorus. As this video title suggests, this version is simply the vocal tracks with no music, then the instrumental track with no vocals.