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Russian lyrics in "Prologue"
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Russian lyrics in "Prologue" |
Monday, June 10, 2002 (10:09 a.m.) |
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Does anyone know the lyrics the choir is singing near the end of "Prologue"? I'm pretty sure it's in Russian.
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Re: Russian lyrics in "Prologue" |
Friday, August 9, 2002 (7:28 a.m.) |
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> Does anyone know the lyrics the choir is singing near the end of
> "Prologue"? I'm pretty sure it's in Russian.
I'm curious about this myself. For some reason, it seems as if I have heard the strain they are singing before, as if it was a national anthem. However, the Soviet Union's National Anthem did not include that particular strain so I'm stumped!
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Re: DUH |
Tuesday, September 7, 2004 (6:15 p.m.) |
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I don't necesarily think that it was taken from something since the album credits Lev Volod for Russian choral translations. I think it is perfectly sincible that David Newman composed lyrics and had them translated into Russian. My question is, what are the words being sung?
-Taylor
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Re: DUH |
Monday, December 19, 2005 (8:57 a.m.) |
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so did anyone ever figure out what it is that they are singing, despite where it is from/ if it is original???
I would like to use that song in a play that i am doing but can't because i dont know the lyrics so if anyone know write me ASAP thanks...
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Re: Russian lyrics in "Prologue" |
Sunday, February 11, 2007 (6:26 a.m.) |
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> if u could give me the music i could translate it for you because i am
> russian
are there existing lyrics for that song written out anywhere? I tried subtitles on the movie and that didn't work. I also tried looking it up online but I can't find them anywhere. my boyfriend has a book with the music from Anastasia, but I'm not sure if it's even in there.
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Re: Russian lyrics in "Prologue" |
Saturday, May 24, 2014 (4:15 p.m.) |
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> I'm curious about this myself. For some reason, it seems as if I have
> heard the strain they are singing before, as if it was a national anthem.
> However, the Soviet Union's National Anthem did not include that
> particular strain so I'm stumped!
According to Aaron Ahles (on a YouTube comment):
"The tune that starts around 4:54 is from Rimsky-Korsakov's 'Russian Easter Festival Overture' which in and of itself is taken from the traditional Russian Orthodox chant "Let God Rise"
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