The 'Redemption Song' instrumental version is also great. The melody has a sense of hope and resilience which can mirror the different phases in a life story. It has a slow and steady tempo that gives a feeling of contemplation, much like reflecting on one's life.
One characteristic is the use of motifs. For example, in 'Peter and the Wolf' by Prokofiev, each character has a distinct musical motif. The flute represents the bird, and its light and fluttery melody tells the story of the bird's movements and actions. This helps the listener to follow the story easily.
I'm not entirely sure specifically what 'u of u invetro' refers to. It could be something very specific to a particular institution or field. Maybe it's about the University of Utah (assuming 'u of u' means that) and some in - vitro related research or experiences there. Without more context, it's hard to say exactly.
One common element is a shared activity. For instance, if it's an art - related instrumental love story, painting together could be that element. Another could be a specific location. Just like in the example of the library before, a place can be a common element.
An 'instrumental love story' could be a love story where music or some other form of art or tool (instrument in a broad sense) plays a significant role. For example, two musicians might fall in love while playing music together, and the music they create becomes an integral part of their relationship.
The movie 'U - 571' is a Hollywood - style adaptation of the 'u571 real story'. It does a decent job of portraying the significance of the Enigma machine and the general idea of a mission to capture it from a German submarine. But when it comes to historical accuracy, there are some flaws. The real story had a more complex international aspect with contributions from different countries in the Enigma - related intelligence efforts, which the movie simplifies or changes to fit a more straightforward narrative for the audience.