Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee (Ode to Joy) with Lyrics
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- čas přidán 22. 01. 2012
- Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee (ode to joy) with Lyrics, United Methodist Hymnal 89, Words: Henry Van Dyke, 1907; Music: Ludwig van Beethoven, 1824 / First United Methodist Church, Valdosta, GA / Produced by Chris Williams
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I'm Catholic and I love this song. When we sing it at Mass it's one of the few times I just belt out a hymn. It's wonderful, and classic. It makes me happy that Catholics and Protestants can both enjoy this wonderful praise to God. And yes, atheists/agnostics/malcontents/non-believers, I know it's set to Beethoven's Ode to Joy. I think we all can enjoy the beauty of the music. Can't we?
Wonderful just Wonderful this music gets me all time thank you Jesus 🙏🙏🙏for this beautiful song🙂🙂
I had to scroll forever to find this, by far the best version found through search. Thank you.
God bless you Beethoven
For making such inspiring music
Amen.
To all those complaining that this is not the origional words to Ode to joy, you are in fact correct, the song is title "Joyful Joyful, we adore thee" The Ode to joy in parentheses is all about the music the words are sung over
Yes, it's a separate poem that is often set to the melody of Beethoven's 9th but is not intended to be a translation of the German "An die Freude." To those complaining that it's not as good as the German... well, it's more accessible to non-Germans and I consider it a good thing for helping more people to be able to participate in the singing
barrowisp but the lyrics are importend, this is a 180 turn, the original text is ...., ah read
My favorite church song 🙏
Amazing and very beautiful :D!(I'm in love with this beautiful choir song)
Not the original lyrics, but it’s still beautiful and Beethoven would hopefully be proud that his music is still alive today.
I doubt the dead care for the deeds of the living.
Of course, it's original lyrics are in German and it's part of a orchestral symphony, it's melody was extracted and added to hymn books, transposed to other instruments like organ/piano.
It was even used in my Jr High School 104 during graduation, with the words changed for that, and all I remember was part of the words were "...104 we honor you"
For not being the actual translation of Ode an die Freude this was quite nicely done.
Great job!
Joy is the heart’s harmonious response to the Lord’s song of love
No chance for a breath, but well done.
Words: Henry Van Dyke, 1907
You can read it below the video ;-)
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I sining this for an auditoion but different lyrics
Did u rite tht ure selfs?? Coz if u did it was awsome
I want to vacuum that carpet for some reason. 😅
Everyone been here ! haven't seen the darkside of the Internet.
Wow.. I hear Bobby Godwin's distinct voice... Lol...
wait are you talking about the song?!
Jumping hurdles
don't hate on the song it's peaceful
But these christian lyrics do not represent what the tune represents.
+teo fiel Would you care to explain your comment better?
It is the OFFICIAL ANTHEM of the EU.
快乐崇拜 -------Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee
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快 乐 快 乐，
kuai le kuai le
我 们 崇 拜，
wo men chong nai
荣 耀 慈 爱 大 主 宰。
rong yao ci ai da zhu zai
The Lord is glorious and loving
心 灵 开 启，
xin ling kai qi
在 主 面 前，
zai zhu mian qian
如 同 花 朵 向 日 开；
ru tong hua duo xiang ri kai
愁 雾 疑 云，
chou wu yi yun
thick fog and suspicion
罪 恶 忧 惊，
zui e uou jing
恳 求 救 主 尽 除 清，
ken qiu jiu zhu jin chu qing
万 福 之 源，
wan fu zhi yuan
永 乐 之 主，
yong le zhi zhu
求 赐 光 明 满 我 灵。
qiu ci guang ming man wo ling
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环 绕 主 座，
huan rao zhu zuo
万 物 同 欢，
wan wu tong huan
天 地 反 映 主 荣 光，
tian di fang ying zhu rong guang
天 使 星 宿，
tian shi xing su
绕主歌唱，不住崇拜永颂扬；
四野森林，低谷高山，青翠草原及海洋，清歌小鸟，轻注流泉，唤醒我们同欢唱。
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主愿给与，主喜赦罪，永受祝颂永施恩，主是生活，喜乐源头，赐人安息海般深；
神是父亲，基督是兄，爱中生活皆主民，求教我们，相爱相亲，同享神圣大欢欣。
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晨星引起，伟大歌声，普世万民都响应，天父慈爱，统治我们，弟兄友爱系人群；
一同前进，歌唱不停，忠勇争战胜利军，欢欣乐曲，导向光明，同唱凯歌庆永生。
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This is not Ode to Joy!!!
+momo15 Right! And it is in no way, shape or form a "translation" of the original Ode to Joy into English.
Duncan Carmichael ode to joy is the tune, the lyrics are joyful joyful we adore thee
i know its Beethoven but the lyrics aint
So...
This is not a christian song, why have they changed it to be so in this poor translation? Who are they to improve upon Beethoven?
Poor or not, it's actually nice to sing along to.
You're not Hindu or Arab, but that doesn't prevent you from using Arabic numerals in your daily life.
runeworldd Beethoven didn't write the words. The words are from a poem written by Friedrich Schiller. Whether or not it was a Christian poem, Beethoven approved of the Christian version.
ohara411 Also take note that the lyrics above is not the same as to the poem written by Friedrich Schiller. It is by Henry van Dyke, and Beethoven did not approve it since he had been long dead before him!
+ohara411 it was not a christian poem. the main message is that joy's magic binds again,what fashion devided this refers to the situation in the late 18th century when the French revolution happened and there was a big gap between nobles, people living in cities and and peasants. this also showed by the clothing. I don't know about other countries in Europe, but in germany, the society was split into a lot of groups that hardly interfered with each other, you could see, what ones job was by his clothing. Schiller had pretty modern ideas and maybe was one of the first persons to consider themselves as 'European'.
+Graup This is NOT a translation by any means (a really good poem though), but the original "Ode to Joy" was Christianity-flavored. E.g.:
Wine and kisses past all measure,
And a proven friend we laud,
Even worms may share in pleasure,
And the Cherub faces God.
or
Rescue from the chains and wailing;
To the villain bear no grudge!
Hope to those on deathbeds ailing,
Mercy from the final Judge!
Soon the dead from death be riven.
Drink and sing, let spirit soar!
Sinners shall be all forgiven;
Hell at last shall be no more.
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