çok güzel bir şarkı ve çok güzel bir yorum.. anlamı:artık yanımda değilsin hayatım, ve ruhumda sadece yalnızlık var. artık seni göremiyorsam, tanrı bana daha çok acı çektirmek için seni sevmemi sağladığındandır. sen hep benim varoluş sebebimdin, sana tapınmak benim için bir dindi; senin öpücüklerinde bana aşk ve tutkuyu getiren sıcaklıkla karşılaşmıştım bu eşi benzeri olmayan bir aşk hikayesi, tüm iyiyi ve kötüyü anlamamı sağlayan, hayatıma ışık veren ve sonra o ışığı söndüren; ah, nasıl da karanlık bir hayat! senin aşkın olmadan yaşayamam.
Dietrich Buxtehude - prelude in g minor. Apparently, this was composed for the harpsichord, as the broken chords at the beginning indicate. So, why not play this more like chamber music. Turn your volume down, the original sound is fairly gentle.
Christopher Walken in the 1981 film "Pennies From Heaven" starring Steve Martin. The song he is singing is "Let's Misbehave."Order the dvd from www.amazon.com
Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Mitglied der bekennenden Kirche hat dieses Gedicht-Gebet im Wissen um seine bevorstehende Ermordung kurz vor seinem Tode im KZ Flossenbürg geschrieben. Er wurde am 9. April 1945 nach einem "Standgericht" auf Anweisung Hitlers verurteilt und hingerichtet.Rezitation: Walter Franck (1957)Vergleichsrezitation von Otto Mellies Link: http://de.youtube.com/watch?v= VSgGhh9WY0Text & Anmerkung:„Von guten Mächten treu und still umgeben,behütet und getröstet wunderbar,so will ich diese Tage mit euch lebenund mit euch gehen in ein neues Jahr;noch will das alte unsre Herzen quälen,noch drückt uns böser Tage schwere Last.Ach Herr, gib unsern aufgeschreckten Seelendas Heil, für das Du uns geschaffen hast.Und reichst Du uns den schweren Kelch, den bittern,des Leids, gefüllt bis an den höchsten Rand,so nehmen wir ihn dankbar ohne Zitternaus Deiner guten und geliebten Hand.Doch willst Du uns noch einmal Freude schenkenan dieser Welt und ihrer Sonne Glanz,dann woll'n wir des Vergangenen gedenken,und dann gehört Dir unser Leben ganz.Laß warm und hell die Kerzen heute flammendie Du in unsre Dunkelheit gebracht,führ, wenn es sein kann, wieder uns zusammen!Wir wissen es, Dein Licht scheint in der Nacht.Wenn sich die Stille nun tief um uns breitet,so laß uns hören jenen vollen Klangder Welt, die unsichtbar sich um uns weitet,all Deiner Kinder hohen Lobgesang.Von guten Mächten wunderbar geborgenerwarten wir getrost, was kommen mag.Gott ist bei uns am Abend und am Morgenund ganz gewiß an jedem neuen Tag." Quote Wikipedia:Möglicherweise war das Gedicht auch als ein Gruß an seine Mutter zu ihrem Geburtstag am 30. Dezember gedacht. (Wann immer diese Worte auf Grußkarten und im gottesdienstlichen Lied heute aufgenommen werden, mag man sich an die Situation erinnern: Die damit Gegrüßten sitzen unterm Weihnachtsbaum, feierten Geburtstag, dachten an die zwei inhaftierten Söhne Klaus und Dietrich, an die zwei inhaftierten Schwiegersöhne Hans von Dohnanyi und Rüdiger Schleicher, an die Tochter Sabine, Dietrichs Zwillingsschwester, die wegen ihres jüdischen Mannes Gerhard Leibholz ins Ausland gegangen war und nun wegen der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur gleichfalls nicht anwesend sein konnte, sowie an den gefallenen Sohn Walter. Und doch fand Dietrich Bonhoeffer in dieser Situation so tröstliche Worte! Wie aber mag es den Angehörigen gegangen sein, als sie die dritte Strophe oder im fünften Vers „Führ, wenn es sein kann, wieder uns zusammen." lasen? Bilder:Burne-Jones, Edward - VerkündigungsengelDürer, Albrecht - Fürlegerin mit offenem HaarDix Otto (1891 1969) Jüdischer Friedhof RandeggDürer, Albrecht - Hände des 12jährigen ChristusGaugin Paul Der gelbe ChristusDelacroix, Eugéne - Christus an der GeisselsäuleDelacroix, Eugéne - Daniel in der LöwengrubeCezanne, paul - TotenköpfeDandini, Cesare sitzender MönchDürer, Albrecht - Der tote Christus mit der DornenkroneNolde, Emil - KreuzigungDelacroix, Eugéne - Triumph der Religion
This is the perfect song. It needs to be the new "All I want for Xmas is You". Come on people make it happen. I made the video to help this song get to the top of the charts!
"Lili Marleen is a famous German song which became very popular on both sides during World War II. The song was originally titled - Das Mädchen unter der Laterne - the girl under the lantern, but it became famous as - Lili Marleen. A Lili Marleen and Lale Andersen memorial in LangeoogThe words were written in 1915 during World War I by Hans Leip (1893-1983), a school teacher from Hamburg who had been conscripted into the Imperial German Army. Leip reportedly combined the names of his girlfriend and another female friend. The poem was later published as "Das Lied eines jungen Soldaten auf der Wacht" ("The Song of a Young Soldier on Watch") in 1937 now with the two last (of five) verses added. It was set to music by Norbert Schultze in 1938. Tommie Connor later wrote English lyrics.The poem was originally titled "Das Mädchen unter der Laterne" (German for "the girl under the lantern"), but it became famous as "Lili Marleen".It was recorded by Lale Andersen in 1939.The earliest English language recording of the song was probably Anne Shelton's, but a number of cover versions followed.In the late 1940s and early 1950s "Lili Marleen" was recorded in English as well as German by Marlene Dietrich.Another very melodic version was recorded in the 1960s by country music legend Hank Snow.A recording was made by Perry Como on June 27, 1944 and issued by RCA Victor Records as a 78rpm record (catalog number 20-1592-A) with the flip side "First Class Private Mary Brown". This recording was later reissued as catalog number 20-2824-A with flip side "I Love You Truly." The song reached chart position #13 on the United States charts. The song was recorded during the musicians' strike and consequently has a backing chorus instead of an orchestral backup.Other artists who covered the song included Hildegarde (on Decca) and Martha Tilton (on Coral). Al Martino revived the song for Capitol Records in 1968.French singer and disco queen Amanda Lear recorded a German/English language version of the song for her 1978 album Never Trust A Pretty Face, making it a repertoire standard. She re-recorded the track for album "Cadavrexquis" in 1993 and most recently for 2001's "Heart" with updated German language lyrics by original composer Norbert Schultze, this version was released shortly before his death. Another French singer, Patricia Kaas used Lili Marlene as an intro for her song D'Allemagne and sang the entire song during concerts in the 1990s.Carly Simon recorded the song as the third track on her 1997 Arista CD Film Noir.
