Tanz der Vampire - Gott ist Tot - English / German Subtitles

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
  • Gott ist Tot (God is Dead) by Steven Barton, with subtitles in English and German from the modern German Opera "Tanz der Vampire".
    This rendition has subtitles in both German and English. The translation is not literal because sentence structures were modified to fit they rhythm of the music . I had to substitute or rearrange words in order to retain the same number of syllables in each stanza, and where possible to reproduce rhyming.

Komentáře • 21

  • @LittleSouth0fSanity
    @LittleSouth0fSanity Před 11 lety +16

    I agree. Steve Barton is all that a vampire should be. Dark, mysterious and seductive... and that voice. It is simply incredible to hear it. He was suited for this role, and he played it SO well. The German version is definitely far superior then the English version...

  • @SophisticatedLunatic
    @SophisticatedLunatic Před 13 lety +8

    I'm speechless. This musical is beyond words. And Steve is amazing - just look at his face, he completely LIVES that role!

  • @Julinalein
    @Julinalein Před 11 lety +7

    I'm so happy I found those videos of him on CZcams. I never had the chance to see him perform but fit me he is the one and only krolock. He lives his role and even scares me a little. Perfect

  • @JamesJBurt
    @JamesJBurt  Před 13 lety +6

    This is not a literal translation, but an interpretation. As I indicate in the comments, interpreting a song remains a compromise between exact word-by-word translation, and changing some words and order of words so that one may maintain the same rhythm and if possible rhyming of the stanzas. The result is an interpretation that conveys the same meaning, but is not a word by word translation. If you ever try doing it, you will find it is a challenging endeavor.

  • @MusikloverinZ
    @MusikloverinZ Před 11 lety +4

    Steve Barton ist echt mein Lieblingsgraf x33

  • @FullmoonWoSagashite9
    @FullmoonWoSagashite9 Před 14 lety +2

    Ich liebe das Lied.
    Und dann noch mit Steve Barton ... Der Gesichtsausdruck ist genial

  • @viktorijafras9391
    @viktorijafras9391 Před 4 lety +1

    I love this song beautiful and scary at the same time

  • @gabrielazytek6783
    @gabrielazytek6783 Před 7 lety +3

    steve war einfach der beste nicht nur in dieser rolle

  • @shadowsteed15
    @shadowsteed15 Před 9 lety +10

    This is actually a very nice translation of one of my favourite TdV songs. :) Could you perhaps make a translation of Einladung zum Ball, my most favourite? :)

    • @JamesJBurt
      @JamesJBurt  Před 6 lety +2

      I have, and it is posted.

    • @queeng2921
      @queeng2921 Před rokem

      @@JamesJBurt I can’t find it. May you please reupload?

    • @JamesJBurt
      @JamesJBurt  Před rokem

      @@queeng2921 Sorry, I mistakenly spoke. What I actually uploaded was "Tanzall" ... Same music, different words.

  • @SemiramisAudron
    @SemiramisAudron Před 12 lety +1

    You know that most of the original sin text in english is taken from the original "original sin" meat loaf did with Jim Steinman?

    • @JamieTransNyc
      @JamieTransNyc Před rokem

      Jim Steinman was often criticized for this practice. Some estimates are that any new Steinman project has 70% recycled old Steinman music, and this is no exception.

  • @iamnowchristine
    @iamnowchristine Před 11 lety

    As much as I understand, you got very close, though. Ignoring the fact that the word order had to be changed sometimes to make the phrases of lyrics make sense of course.

  • @Julinalein
    @Julinalein Před 11 lety +1

    *for me

  • @christopherdillon7736
    @christopherdillon7736 Před 6 lety

    Am I missing something here or is the chorus a blatant rip-off of Total Eclipse of the Heart? Regardless, I love this song.

    • @JamesJBurt
      @JamesJBurt  Před 6 lety +8

      The composer of music in this Opera is Jim Steinman. Steinman also wrote "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and "Objects in mirror are closer than they appear " among dozens of other songs. Both of these songs are recycled into this opera.
      Steinman is often criticized for this practice, and it is estimated that many of his works consist of 70% recycled material.

    • @christopherdillon7736
      @christopherdillon7736 Před 6 lety +1

      Awesome! Thanks for the response James!

  • @horses4ever1231
    @horses4ever1231 Před 11 lety +3

    I have to say that the english Translationen is not correct. :(