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Elgar Conducting New Symph.O. Lyrics
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Sete vezes escrevi o seu nome
Deixa o mundo avisar de teu nome
Num mundo assim bem grande
Sete vezes escrevi seu nome
Num mundo assim bem grande
Sete vezes escrevi
Insistir e repetir que é é
Todas as portas abrir
Será que é, é, fato necessário diz que é, é
Insistir e repetir que
Todas as portas vão se abrir
Castigo, será que é obrigatório estudar pra ter
Vocabulário é obrigatório
Castigo, será que obrigatório estudar pra ter
Vocabulário é obrigatório
Será que é preciso pensar, engraçado é andar pra trás, ao contrário
Colorir tudo de amor, inventar um novo jeito de brincar
Saber perder é, saber perder é, saber perder alguma coisa pra sobreviver
Saber perder é, saber perder é, saber perder alguma coisa pra sobreviver
Saber perder é, saber perder é, saber perder alguma coisa pra sobreviver
Saber perder é, alguma coisa (alguma coisa)
Deixa o mundo avisar de teu nome
Sete vezes escrevi o seu nome
Deixa o mundo avisar de teu nome
Num mundo assim bem grande
Sete vezes escrevi seu nome
Num mundo assim bem grande
Sete vezes escrevi
Será que é, é, fato necessário diz que é, é
Insistir e repetir que é, é
Todas as portas abrir
Será que é, é, fato necessário diz que é, é
Insistir e repetir que é, é
Todas as portas vão se abrir
Castigo, será que é obrigatório estudar pra ter
Vocabulário é obrigatório
Castigo, será que obrigatório estudar pra ter
Vocabulário é obrigatório
Será que é obrigatório, acho que é obrigatório
Estudar que é, estudar que é obrigatório
Deixa o mundo avisar
Deixa o mundo avisar
Deixa o mundo avisar
This song by Elgar Conducting New Symph.O. is a combination of Portuguese and English lyrics. The repeated phrase "Deixa o mundo avisar de teu nome" translates to "Let the world know your name." This is repeated several times throughout the song, emphasizing the importance of making oneself known and heard in the world. The lyrics also touch on the idea of perseverance and determination, with phrases like "insistir e repetir" ("insist and repeat") and "todas as portas vão se abrir" ("all the doors will open"). The song suggests that success requires hard work and an unwavering commitment to one's goals.
The verses of the song touch on different themes, such as the importance of vocabulary and language skills, the need for creativity and innovation, and the idea that sometimes one must lose something in order to survive. The lyrics suggest that there is no easy path to success, but that it is possible with dedication, hard work, and a willingness to take risks and explore new ideas.
Overall, this song is an anthem for those who want to make their mark on the world and achieve their dreams. It encourages listeners to be bold and confident, to persevere through challenges, and to believe in themselves and their abilities.
Line by Line Meaning
Deixa o mundo avisar de teu nome
Let the world know your name
Sete vezes escrevi o seu nome
I wrote your name seven times
Num mundo assim bem grande
In such a big world
Será que é, é, fato necessário diz que é, é
Is it necessary, to insist and repeat that it is
Insistir e repetir que é é
To insist and repeat that it is
Todas as portas abrir
To open all the doors
Castigo, será que é obrigatório estudar pra ter
Punishment, is it mandatory to study to have
Vocabulário é obrigatório
Vocabulary is mandatory
Será que é preciso pensar, engraçado é andar pra trás, ao contrário
Is it necessary to think, funny is to walk backwards, the opposite
Colorir tudo de amor, inventar um novo jeito de brincar
To color everything with love, invent a new way to play
Saber perder é, saber perder é, saber perder alguma coisa pra sobreviver
To know how to lose is, to know how to lose something to survive
Saber perder é, alguma coisa (alguma coisa)
To know how to lose something (something)
Será que é obrigatório, acho que é obrigatório
Is it mandatory, I think it is mandatory
Estudar que é, estudar que é obrigatório
To study is mandatory
Deixa o mundo avisar
Let the world know
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: ALEXANDRE MENEZES, ALEXANDRE MONTE DE MENEZES, LAURO JOSE DE FARIAS, MARCELO LOBATO, MARCELO DE CAMPOS LOBATO, MARCELO FALCAO CUSTODIO, MARCOS LOBATO, MARCOS DE CAMPOS LOBATO
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@lelandroth635
My dad was an atheist until he woke me up @ 5am 12/26/93 complaining about being unable to get back into his physical body 1500 miles away in near Jacksonville, Florida. 5 minutes later my beloved uncle called me to relay the news that my dad had just translated from🌍
He also❤️classical music as u apparently do Casutama🎵
The many obes/dreams I had of him subsequently coming to terms with his new life I will never forget, though, now 30 years ago r still very vivid memories to me...
And I still get get these type of daily obes/dreams with him & countless others as well.
Perhaps u might want to reconsider your need to 'push' atheism here & there?
Then again I was definitely an atheist until I had a definite obe while high on C.I.A. L.S.D. in my late teens & subsequently quit ALL drugs including alcohol by age 22 even though I certainly partake in my father's wine cellar delights earlier in my life.
Well, I have certainly enjoyed this beautiful music as I finish off this note to u...
May the Blessing Be 🎵
Huuuuuu
"In Eckankar blue is a very special color. Very often one of the manifestations of the Holy Spirit that people see is a blue light. This is one of the manifestations of the Holy Spirit. It's the Blue Light of the Mahanta, the Inner Master."
- Harold Klemp
Our Spiritual Wake-Up Calls (p. 187
@violaisreallycool
Thank you for posting this. Bernstein is one of my favorite conductors and I was just about to find a recording of this piece earlier today. I greatly appreciate the detailed description too, it helps with context and an easily graspable bigger picture of the piece.
@vittoriostoraro
If you love him so much, buy it, support physical media and listen to it the way it should be heard: UNCOMPRESSED. You’re not hearing all the music.
@tziranpianist1641
@@vittoriostoraro wtf relax
@seanmarshall7529
@@vittoriostoraro Caro Vittorio, non essere cosi categorico! 😄 Categories have changed, how many among us still own a Hi-Fi set.. Not to mention the "musicophiles and the Audiophiles diatribe... for me it's the music and not the device!
@gerardmacia2704
Merci à vous d'avoir mis en ligne la version de Leonard Bernstein des
Enigma Variations de Edward Elgar. Une composition sublime, un chef d'exception. Have a nice day. Gérard
@SethMoriarty
The first one... That's Matrix ! :O
@josephrudmin6159
I think that "Enigma Variations" (1899) by Edward Elgar may be a slow version of "Ride of the Valkyries" (1854) by Richard Wagner, and inspired by a similar thematic variation in tempo in "Night on Bald Mountain" by Modest Mussorgsky (debuted 1886).
@RedFireDragon
Many composers did take inspiration from other composers, So it could be possible that Elgar took inspiration from both of those Symphony's and possibly others if I remember correctly
@tonymeads4693
WONDERFUL.
@froehlicherelter
Does anybody - really - bother to give some comment about the characters this marvelous and unique work of Edward Elgar ? How about that magnifiscent atmosphere, before the ninth variation (Nimrod) starts, and how this Master, Leonard Bernstein, chooses such a slow Tempo ?