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Official website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/now/
As Orchestra-in-Residence at St David's Hall, Cardiff, Wales, the orchestra gives over 20 concerts each year in the Welsh capital, but also performs regularly throughout Wales and beyond, including international tours and annual appearances at the Royal Albert Hall in London as part of the BBC Proms. Broadcasting work includes studio sessions for BBC radio and television, although the orchestra’s concerts form the bulk of its broadcasts, transmitted primarily on BBC Radio 3 but also on BBC Radio Wales, BBC Radio Cymru and BBC television. The orchestra performs a wide repertoire including contemporary music, and the post of Composer in Association is held by Michael Berkeley.
Official website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/now/
Evolution Of The Daleks
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Yevin Perera
Ole sutla (Ascending higher)
Ole mah korah (Ascending, what is happening?)
Ole mah korah (Ascending, what is happening?)
Sutla anan tov (Indiscernible Hebrew)
Sutla anan tov (Indiscernible Hebrew)
Ole mah korah (Ascending, what is happening?)
Dalek Sec oh mah koreh (Dalek Sec, oh what is happening?)
Dalek Sec oh mah koreh (Dalek Sec, oh what is happening?)
Ole mah ya fi zu (Indiscernible Hebrew)
Koreh mah ze (What's happening, what's this?)
Dalek Sec oh mah koreh (Dalek Sec, oh what is happening?)
Dalek Sec oh mah koreh (Dalek Sec, oh what is happening?)
Jagoda K.
The actual lyrics:
Ole sutla (Ascending higher)
Ole mah korah (Ascending, what is happening?)
Ole mah korah (Ascending, what is happening?)
Sutla anan tov (Indiscernible Hebrew)
Sutla anan tov (Indiscernible Hebrew)
Ole mah korah (Ascending, what is happening?)
Dalek Sec oh mah koreh (Dalek Sec, oh what is happening?)
Dalek Sec oh mah koreh (Dalek Sec, oh what is happening?)
Ole mah ya fi zu (Indiscernible Hebrew)
Koreh mah ze (What's happening, what's this?)
Dalek Sec oh mah koreh (Dalek Sec, oh what is happening?)
Dalek Sec oh mah koreh (Dalek Sec, oh what is happening?)
You're welcome :) ALL HAIL THE DALEKS!
Mattias Westby
If there's one good thing about Daleks, it's the epic soundtrack they always get.
Aristide Twain
I love how at 1:00 the music briefly goes grand and sweeping without any dark undertones. As evidenced by the Cult of Skaro, the Daleks aren't just mindless killing machines; they're a people with their own culture, and they genuinely think a Dalek rule for the universe is a good and admirable thing. For them this was meant to be an inspiring victory.
Lepimond
Yes!
A lot of people, including DW fans, sometimes forget that the Daleks truly believe that by killing billions of intelligent life forms and performing genocides they are doing a favor for the universe.
It's not only their technological superiority that makes them so powerful: it's been shown a plenty of times that alien weaponry (as well as, surely, human weaponry from the future) can kill a Dalek. Actually, the humans must have already got the weaponry powerful enough: in "The Dalek" the Doctor proclaims that all people in the city above the base where the Dalek is located will die because of the Dalek. He does not say "all people on planet Earth", he only tells us about the city. I'm quite sure he means that when the US government discovers that in one of their cities all population is dead because of some indestructible tin box, they will nuke it and even the Dalek will not survive that.
It's their beliefs together with technology that make them so powerful. The most dangerous enemy is the enemy that truly thinks he does a good thing.
ShinePaw101
Daleks have lovely singing voices
The Minecrafter returns
I have answerd a 6 year old comment. Fear me
CyberHunter1963
*Geronimonsy*
CyberHunter1963
*ALONSY*
CyberHunter1963
*GERONIMO*
Szab M
@Benjamin Pennewell You must be realy bored
Harriet (dalamanza)
Always sing "He is a Human Dalek" when listening to this