Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 In D Minor, Op. 125 - "Choral" / 4. - "O Freunde nicht diese Töne" -, artist - Jessye Norman. Album song Beethoven: Symphony No.9 "Choral", in the genre Шедевры мировой классики
Date of issue: 31.12.1980
Record label: Deutsche Grammophon
Song language: Deutsch
Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 In D Minor, Op. 125 - "Choral" / 4. - "O Freunde nicht diese Töne" -(original) |
e, nicht diese Toene! |
Sondern lasst uns angenehmere anstimmen und freundenvollere! |
O friends! |
Not these sounds! |
But let us strike up more pleasant sounds and more joyful! |
Freude, schoener Goetterfunken, |
Tochter aus Elysium, |
Wir betreten feuertrunken, |
Himmlische dein Heiligtum. |
Deine Zauber binden wieder, |
Was die Mode streng geteilt; |
Alle Menschen werden Brueder, |
Wo dein sanfter Fluegel weilt. |
Joy, o wondrous spark divine, |
Daughter of Elysium, |
Drunk with fire now we enter, |
Heavenly one, your holy shrine. |
Your magic powers join again |
What fashion strictly did divide; |
Brotherhood unites all men |
Where your gentle wing’s spread wide. |
Wem der grosse Wurf gelungen, |
Eines Freundes Freund zu sein, |
Wer ein holdes Weib errungen, |
Mische seine Jubel ein! |
Ja — wer auch nur eine Seele |
Sein nennt auf dem Erdenrund! |
Und wer’s nie gekonnt, der stehle |
Weinend sich aus diesem Bund! |
The man who’s been so fortunate |
To become the friend of a friend, |
The man who has won a fair woman — |
To the rejoicing let him add his voice. |
The man who calls but a single soul |
Somewhere in the world his own! |
And he who never managed this — |
Let him steal forth from our throng! |
Freude trinken alle Wesen |
An den Bruesten der Natur, |
Alle Guten, alle Boesen |
Folgen ihre Rosenspur. |
Kuesse gab sie uns und Reben, |
Einen Freund, geprueft im Tod, |
Wollust ward dem Wurm gegeben, |
Und der Cherub steht vor Gott. |
Joy is drunk by every creature |
From Nature’s fair and charming breast; |
Every being, good or evil, |
Follows in her rosy steps. |
Kisses she gave to us, and vines, |
And one good friend, tried in death; |
The serpent she endowed with base desire |
And the cherub stands before God. |
Froh, wie seine Sonnen fliegen |
Durch das Himmels praecht’gen Plan, |
Laufet, Brueder, eure Bahn, |
Freudig wie ein Held zum Siegen. |
Gladly as His suns do fly |
Through the heavens' splendid plan, |
Run now, brothers, your own course, |
Joyful like a conquering hero |
Seid umschlungen, Millionen! |
Diesen Kuss der ganzen Welt! |
Brueder — ueberm Sternenzelt |
Muss ein lieber Vater wohnen. |
Embrace each other now, you millions! |
The kiss is for the whole wide world! |
Brothers — over the starry firmament |
A beloved Father must surely dwell. |
Ihr stuerzt nieder, Millionen? |
Ahnest du den Schoepfer, Welt? |
Such ihn ueberm Sternenzelt, |
Ueber Sternen muss er wohnen. |
Do you come crashing down, you millions? |
Do you sense the Creators presence, world? |
Seek Him above the starry firmament, |
For above the stars he surely dwells. |
(translation) |
e, not these sounds! |
But let's strike up more pleasant and friendlier ones! |
O friends! |
Not these sounds! |
But let us strike up more pleasant sounds and more joyful! |
Joy, beautiful spark of the gods, |
Daughter from Elysium, |
We enter, drunk with fire, |
heavenly thy sanctuary. |
your spells bind again, |
What fashion strictly divided; |
All people become brothers, |
Where your gentle wing rests. |
Joy, o wonderful spark divine, |
Daughter of Elysium, |
Drunk with fire now we enter, |
Heavenly one, your holy shrine. |
Your magic powers join again |
What fashion strictly did divide; |
Brotherhood unites all men |
Where your gentle wing's spread wide. |
Who made the big hit |
to be a friend's friend |
Whoever has won a devoted wife, |
Mix in his cheers! |
Yes — who even a soul |
His names on the earth round! |
And whoever hasn't been able to steal |
Weeping out of this covenant! |
The man who's been so fortunate |
To become the friend of a friend, |
The man who has won a fair woman — |
To the rejoicing let him add his voice. |
The man who calls but a single soul |
Somewhere in the world his own! |
And he who never managed this — |
Let him steal forth from our throne! |
All beings drink joy |
On the breasts of nature, |
All good, all bad |
Follow her trail of roses. |
She gave us kisses and vines, |
A friend tried in death |
Pleasure was given to the worm, |
And the cherub stands before God. |
Joy is drunk by every creature |
From Nature's fair and charming breast; |
Every being, good or evil, |
Follows in her rosy steps. |
Kisses she gave to us, and vines, |
And one good friend, tried in death; |
The serpent she endowed with base desire |
And the cherub stands before God. |
Happy how his suns fly |
Through heaven's glorious plan, |
Run, brothers, your course, |
Happy as a hero to victory. |
Gladly as His suns do fly |
Through the heavens' splendid plan, |
Run now, brothers, your own course, |
Joyful like a conquering hero |
Be embraced, millions! |
This kiss for the whole world! |
Brothers — over the starry canopy |
Must live a dear father. |
Embrace each other now, you millions! |
The kiss is for the whole wide world! |
Brothers — over the starry firmament |
A beloved Father must surely dwell. |
You fall down, millions? |
Do you sense the Creator, world? |
look for him over the starry sky, |
He must dwell above the stars. |
Do you come crashing down, you millions? |
Do you sense the Creators presence, world? |
Seek Him above the starry firmament, |
For above the stars he surely dwells. |