My Heart Will Go On

E49829

single song

"My Heart Will Go On" is Celine Dion's iconic power ballad and the main love theme from the 1997 film Titanic, widely recognized as one of the most famous movie songs of all time.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	single → song →
associatedAct	James Cameron →
associatedWith	Jack and Rose (Titanic characters) →
associatedWork	Titanic (1997 film) →
awardReceived	Academy Award for Best Original Song → Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song → Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance → Grammy Award for Best Song Written for a Motion Picture or for Television → Grammy Award for Record of the Year → Grammy Award for Song of the Year →
chartPosition	number one in many international markets → number one on the Billboard Hot 100 → number one on the Canadian Singles Chart → number one on the UK Singles Chart →
composer	James Horner →
countryOfOrigin	Canada →
format	CD single → cassette single → digital download →
genre	pop ballad → power ballad →
hasISRC	USSM19702954 →
hasMusicVideo	yes →
instrumentation	orchestral arrangement → prominent flute motif →
language	English →
length	about 4 minutes 40 seconds →
lyricist	Will Jennings →
mainThemeOf	Titanic (1997 film) →
musicVideoFeatures	clips from Titanic (1997 film) →
notableFor	being one of the best-selling singles of all time → being widely recognized as an iconic movie song →
partOfAlbum	Let’s Talk About Love →
partOfSoundtrack	Titanic: Music from the Motion Picture →
performer	Celine Dion →
producer	James Horner → Simon Franglen → Walter Afanasieff →
recordedBy	Celine Dion →
recordLabel	Columbia Records → Epic Records →
releaseYear	1997 →
tempo	slow →
theme	enduring love → loss and remembrance → romantic love →
usedAs	end-credits song for Titanic (1997 film) →
vocalStyle	powerful belting →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Titanic →	featuresSong
James Horner →	notableSong
Academy Award for Best Original Song →	notableSongExample
Celine Dion →	notableWork
Celine Dion →	performedSongForFilm