And Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. That film barely had any dialogue, and yet my preschoolers love it! Whenever it's movie time (4:30pm), they ask if the DVD I'm putting in is Spirit. Nowadays, Dreamworks is meh.
@@Kingdom_Of_Dreams aahh of course Spirit, when I tell you I LOVE that MOVIE🤭🤭😌😌😌😌🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I watched it over and over again, then I was still that girl who could watch a movie nonstop without ever getting tired of it😁
This version brings literal tears to my eyes. These people aren't just a choir group set for a movie, these are people living under real suppression, the emotions they put into their singing just drives it home...
Do you happen to know what the choir from the movie is? No matter how many times I've searched it on Google I cannot for the life of me figure out what choir does that song for the film.
This song needs to go viral now in 2022... the Taiwanese people deserve their freedom and their own country.. every country needs to acknowledge their sovereignty.
Lyns I read they did a small scale test run in San Fransisco last year, so maybe they're coming back at some point I think it ended in Fredericia for now though, but they revamp it in Copenhagen next summer, so there's a vacation destination for you ;)
This brings tears to my eyes. It's a song longing for freedom from oppression. Whether you are Palestinian, Tawainese, Jewish, stateless immigrant due to war; this all applies to all of humanity in our suffering.
Until 1964, there was no such thing as a Arab or Muslim Palestinian in all of world history. Only Western countries called the Holy Land Palestine after an extinct Mediterranean Sea people who worshiped a Merman fish god. The Sea people called Peleshet disappeared from world history after consecutive Assyrian and Babylonian Conquests from 700 to 600 bc.
Did you notice that the women changed their timbre to distinguish the Moses's mother and his sister's characters? I can't be the only one who noticed this?
His intonation wasn't perfect, with some notes conspicuously flat, and he cracked a harmonic shift in one place. He's not a legend LOL. THAT said, he has a VERY good tone, and his ability to play with such smoothness and tenderness on an instrument that does not easily sound that way IS impressive. In spite of its (to me) obvious flaws, I enjoyed his performance very much. I think he nailed the feeling perfectly, if not the technical details.
It's not effortless, it's 'seemingly effortless'. Musicians at this level have put in insane hours of blood sweat and tear, over decades, often since childhood. But I completely agree about the ''musicality and emotion in every note''. :)
@@meme_lord6990 you probably misunderstood, they're talking about how ironic it is that the Taiwanese are singing about being delivered out of slavery, if you don't know about the whole situation you might want to google about it
Lyrics: Mud! Sand! Water! Straw! Faster! Mud and lift! Sand and pull! Water and raise up! Straw! Faster! With the sting of the whip on my shoulder With the salt of my sweat on my brow Elohim, God on high, can you hear your people cry? Help us now This dark hour Deliver us Hear our call, deliver us Lord of all, remember us Here in this burning sand Deliver us There's a land You promised us Deliver us to the Promised Land ילדי הטוב והרך אל תירא ואל תפחד My son, I have nothing I can give But this chance that you may live I pray we'll meet again if He will Deliver us (deliver us) Hear our prayer, deliver us From despair, these years of slavery Grown too cruel to stand Deliver us There's a land You promised us Deliver us from the bondage And deliver us to the Promised Land Hush now my baby, be still, love, don't cry Sleep as you're rocked by the stream Sleep and remember my last lullaby So I'll be with you when you dream River, oh, river, flow gently for me Such precious cargo you bear Do you know somewhere he can live free? River, deliver him there Hee-eee Hee-eee Brother, you're safe now and safe may you stay For I have a prayer just for you Grow, baby brother, come back someday Come and deliver us, too Deliver us Send a shepherd to shepherd us And deliver us to the Promised Land Deliver us to the Promised Land Deliver us
Americans when Taiwan(Prosperous from Western aid and free equipment): So sad :((( Americans when owning illegal slave mines killing and enslaving millions of African kids and support shell in lynching tens of thousands of innocent protestors so their iPhones can be cheap and they can have cheap gas for their cars: Don't care, oppression for thee not for me. Stop pretending to have empathy, devil.
I think my favorite part about this song was that neither the chorus nor the orchestra drowned the other out. It was so well balanced that you could hear both beautifully well and they played off of one another easily and smoothly
I swear I thought I was only one crying. Regardless of being a Christian and reading the Bible, this performance is breathtaking especially with headphones
I remember I used to watch this so many times when I was little, I almost always cry when watching or hearing this song. It’s such a beautifully pieced story with great songs and characters that you could never forget. 🥺
Sorry I'm not finding any comments but the men's choir sound just like the movie pls I can't be the only one who even mildly thinks this. Theyre amazing
I agree the men’s voices here are fantastic. The women lack emotion somewhat, probably because they’re singing in pure tones and not quarter tones like the lament in the film.
This song actually could also mean a lot to us Taiwanese, since we all want to be delivered to the world without Beijing's oppression, and most importantly we want to build and get recognized of our own country without being threatened by totalitarian China just like the Jews.
@Half life 3 I don't speak for everyone, but the majority of us do consider ourselves simply just Taiwanese rather than Chinese or both. And yes, it's the CCP that see us as a part of its territory or a so called renegade province, which we strongly disagree with. Don't get me wrong, most of us do know that we are ethnically Han Chinese, but that doesn't mean we identify ourself as nationality Chinese, not to mention that our culture is such a huge melting pot of Chinese, Japanese, Southeast Asian and a bit of European.
@Lovely_Theaceae lol you're fine. Whats so funny is that we also depicted the communist as all vicious demons in our historic textbook back in my school time (especially that Mao bastard), so you are totally understandable too to have this image of all us Taiwanese are as bad as the propaganda which might have affected you. It's nice that you actually realize something different from what you've learned based on your past experience. If you have chance to pay a visit to this "sadistic" island, you will certainly notice that almost everyone here are against the image you've had. After all, we are all human beings in the end, despite our differences.
This sounds like what happened in the US, most Americans are of European descent with a lot from the UK but Americans see themselves as a separate people rather than an offshoot in another state. I hope Taiwan receives the recognition it deserves someday, preferably sooner rather than later. It’s one of the world’s most successful democracies on the doorstep of the world’s largest communist state bent on destroying it.
@Lovely_Theaceae You're absolutely not alone. Contrary to what most of us would like to admit, we get similar things here in America, too. Our political divide, especially nowadays, is because both sides are afraid that the other is seeking to set up a totalitarian regime to oppress the other side, and this is reflected in the media each side is fed. (Liberals are called communist, and conservatives are called fascist, even though neither side is either of these.) It's so hard to know what's real and what's just propaganda that I frequently find myself questioning my own values. Funny enough, when I first learned about Mao, I completely misunderstood and thought he was basically just like our George Washington: a man rebelling against an evil king for the rights of the people. Shows what I know about history. T_T
A song about the deliverance and liberation of people facing tyrannical rule from a foreign power who seeks to subject them to cruelty and degradation. This song is a fitting anthem to the people of Taiwan and may they be protected as the darkest hour draws closer. Long Live A Free Taiwan!
Americans when Taiwan(Prosperous from Western aid and free equipment): So sad :((( Americans when owning illegal slave mines killing and enslaving millions of African kids and support shell in lynching tens of thousands of innocent protestors so their iPhones can be cheap and they can have cheap gas for their cars: Don't care, oppression for thee not for me. Stop pretending to have empathy, devil.
I am just floored - a Taiwanese chorus singing an American song about Hebrews in ancient Egypt... And they KILL IT, English (+ a little Hebrew) and all. The world ain’t SO big - good music transcends language and cultural barriers. What a pleasant surprise. ☺️
For a small nation trembling under the heel of an oppressive regime attempting to enslave them, the truth of the story resonates as loudly as the chorus.
Greetings from Egypt 🇪🇬✨, Moses (peace be upon him ) is one of the mightiest messengers of God , God helped him , and I believe in him as well as the rest of profits like Jesus , Mohammed (peace be upon them all) , plus there are some right things in song , but according to me not all , because that’s the story of Moses (peace be upon him) in the view of Christianity or Judaism , but for us “Muslims” we don’t believe like that
As a child, I grew up watching Prince of Egypt often, and it really helped increase my understanding of the history behind the Israelites release from Egypt and the importance of it. Your cover of this song gave me chills, thanks for sharing!
Also send that conductor enough flowers to fill her office. So many people, tempo changes, solos, and choreography, motifs transformed like water in a glass. Fill her office with beautiful flowers.
Are we going to talk about the choreography, going up and down steps, turning around, hands going up and down, while singing and staying in unison- Wow!!
I am Jewish and today is Passover the holiday when we celebrate Moses and the exodus from Egypt. I want to thank you so much for this incredible version of this beautiful song, it is such a joy to hear people from a different culture look into our culture and story and even do the Hebrew parts very well, thank you so much! God bless
@Alea Iacta Est and your point is? Real or not, it's the way they preserve and understand their history. Even if you don't believe in it, at least respect it.
@Beed_roonsun To be honest I am very non-religious, I personally believe that the beauty in the story of the Exodus (or in any mythology / history of a people) is the fact that the vast majority of Jews in the world tell and preserve it. On Passover, the story of the Exodus is told in a permanent and ancient version called the Haggadah, meaning of the word is to say or tell. The matter is the current common existence of an entire people, every year everywhere in the world for more than two thousand years it is told from father to son, in my eyes it does not matter if it happened or not, the ceremony and the holiday are the preservation of the common story. This is what makes us a people, not necessarily whether we left Egypt or not. And personally I think it's a great story.
@@theendlesslights Ikr I've seen so many covers of "When you believe" as well and they ALWAYS mess up the Hebrew part, like bro just put some effort into it💀
Their slight accents make it sound EVEN BETTER. As if their sheer skill alone wasn't enough, a "flaw" makes it ever better. Flaw Shmaw, accents are fantabulous!
Daniella Levy Not that part, at least for me. During the first part I can't hear them, and in the second part they barely have an accent. When I read OP's comment, I'm thinking about the rest of the singers.
Their accents don't make it sound better; they sound great despite their slight accents. There's nothing wrong with accents! It means you've gone out of your comfort zone and that is impressive!
accents is not a flaw, it's someone's way of interpreting your language. If you went to japan and spoke Japanese, you will have an accent. Does that mean you are flawed. all the same with anyone speaking English when it is not their first language.
Gif7ed Jesus Christ Loves you all soo much! John 3:16-18 KJV For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. bible.com/1/jhn.3.16-18.KJV Romans 10:9-11 KJV That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. bible.com/1/rom.10.9-11.KJV John 14:6 KJV Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. bible.com/bible/1/vjhn.14.6.KJV Romans 3:23 KJV For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; bible.com/bible/1/rom.3.23.KJV Romans 3:29 KJV Is he the God of the Jews only? is he not also of the Gentiles? Yes, of the Gentiles also: bible.com/bible/1/rom.3.29.KJV
I hope to write down my feelings here. The day before yesterday, I attended the NTU Choir’s 60th-anniversary concert. Their collaboration with the Evergreen Symphony Orchestra was truly impressive. The entire 2.5-hour performance was non-stop and captivating, giving me goosebumps and bringing tears to my eyes. In the nearly full National Concert Hall, I could feel the tremendous effort put in by freshman and sophomore students through their club activities. It’s really not easy to sustain such a legacy for six decades. My favorite piece of the entire concert was the overture “Deliver Us” from The Prince of Egypt. Watching videos at home cannot compare to the impact of seeing it live. The choreography and chorus were exhilarating, and it was wonderful to feel the students’ passion for the choir! 🥹
Watched the movie again, damn even though it’s not in the original story that part with Ramses shouting across the Red Sea at Moses really hits hard after they grew up with each other.
well the original story is a fairy tail anyhow. if you fled Egypt during the New Kingdom to Canaan you were still in Egypt. makes as much sense if you try to escape Chinese authorities by going to Tibet
nadia2883 yeah you’re right. The story is he chased Moses to the water thing but he survived with his army pretty much gone. Then lived out the rest of his days. Of course there will always be inaccuracy but no one truly knows for real
@@walexander000 -> Emet (Hebrew) = Truth!! Lord King Christ Jesus shall, Soon, & when God makes a promise, He keeps it, unlike some false people. Mark me, mark my words. He's coming back, like The Terminator said, "I'll be back." Bo, Yahshua Ha-Mashiach, Bo..!!
Equally interesting is the plight of the Taiwanese people bravely resisting the communist party. With how well the Taiwanese avoided the coronavirus plague, you'd think they had Moses on their side, keeping the angel of death at bay.
I made a comment 3 years ago when I first discovered this rendition of prince of Egypt and let me tell you all these years later I am STILL coming back and I’m in TEARS at the end because this is just too good 👏
I don’t ever comment but I have officially lost my shit. This was extraordinary I am speechless and got chills so many times. Thank you for this, just, thank you.
@@monicag.k.tambajong I know many Korean people that also have problems with "R and L" also "V, B, and P" English is hard, these guys and gals did an amazing job!
Holy shit! The harmonies! The dark tones!The blending! The enunciation! The balance of it all! I'm absolutely blown away. This deserves so much praise!
People always ask why Prince of Egypt doesn’t have a Broadway adaptation and the answer is money. It’s the same reason that the Hunchback of Notre Dame musical never ended up on Broadway, that amount of money for that large of choir is not some thing that investors are going to want to look into. Which is stupid. Because it would make them a lot of money. Because it would be amazing.
@@deliriousgirl84 its pretty good but it kind of butchers the hebrew though. the movie uses it very lightly, but they tried to use it a bit more in the west end version and that aspect isn't great
Hmm, Unfortunately there wasn't that one last high 'deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiver uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuus' at the end. Amazing though.
@@BirdiePlaysYT why does every atheist always say this stupid stuff like "because he doesn't exist" "stop praying to you sky daddy" "if only he was real" its such a cope, you only try to convince yourself that he isn't real.
woooow.... I have not words... it made me cry. The movie has always had a special place in my heart and this just.. wow. No, I can't begin to describe how it made me feel.
I'm tearing up too linnea, this has been my favourite movie for since I could remember this absolutely is the most beautiful thing I've heard in the last decade 😍😍😍😭😭😭
I know i'm a bit late here, but have you seen the cover of this song done by Jonathan Young and Caleb Hyles? That and their cover of "The Plagues" is amazing.
It's not that, trust me. This is a phenomenally beautiful piece of music that appeals to a deep human yearning to be free, and prefaces one of the greatest stories about that subject to have ever existed throughout human history. It should everyone at least think about crying...
Oh my goodness, guys... That artistic choice to represent the last line "Deliver us!" with the horn just hit me in a powerful way. It is like an unspoken prayer that resonates with Heaven. "Deliver us!" 🙏 I wish all of y'all pleasant resonance with Heaven. May honesty and humility be deep wells of strength for you. Let us set all the captives free, for there are many still convinced that they are captives in this world. We walk in victory as One Body in Christ. We are to enter the Promised Land together in perfect peace. Our victory over death is to be a complete victory. Every beloved child of God will know Love. Is it not wonderful news that all may receive new life in full? It is wonderful news indeed. Pray continually, beloved, for the day is ripe with opportunities to sow eternal seeds. Bless you.
Amazing rendition! I may be reading too much into it, but it resonates all the more since it's being performed by a Taiwanese chorus. The people of Taiwan are arguably exiles, just like the Hebrews in the bible. Bravo!
This is the best song opening of any animated movie ever. It surpasses Disney's intros like the Lion King, Pixar's intros, and especially every other roster of movies Dreamworks has. This intro will never be beaten and I wish many people would realise just how much of a masterpiece the film is.
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Taiwan's struggle against the oppressive mainland China reflects a strong bond with Israel's struggle against slavery under pharaohs during Mosaic times.
I find China to be complicated. Most people don't realize that China changed a lot in the last 22 years since they started the reforms. Freedoms have gotten pretty good and I have a friend who lives in Shanghai and he says as long as you don't talk shit about government it's pretty cool place to live. However the relationship between China and Taiwan is bad because Taiwan is basically the descendents of that nationalists koumingtang during the civil war . And China never gave up the idea of reunification. It be like if after the American civil war the confederacy took over cuba and decided to make a government calling itself the United States of America lol
@Christopher Johnson I get what you mean it got better shi came into power and I watch serpentza on what I should know about China since he had lived there for years until he had to leave with his family. There's a big difference between the people of China and the government.
@@purplegalaxy9751 my friend said it's pretty chill place to live as long as you don't talk shit about the government. she even said things like women's rights and sex crimes had started to be taken more seriously, as long as you don't point out that there is a sex crime and women's right problem. you know they are trying to fix it because their dramas are used as propaganda of things they are doing. google it it's kind of funny. basically, they are pushing reforms but until then they went with the "there is no war in ba sing se" methods in the meantime.
I love the movie, the soundtrack, all of it. And for those who are saying this movie is underrated, what are you talking about? This movie got two Academy nominations and won an Oscar in 1999. And it didn't win an Oscar for best animated feature because there wasn't such category then. So I never see this movie as underrated but it got the attention and respect it deserved.
It's definitely a sacrifice in terms of dynamics having a whole unmic'ed chorus sing lines that are usually sung by one person into a mic. Excellent nonetheless, as you said.
Soymaid actually the modern day orchestra is played into mics which are placed above the orchestra, this song could have just as easily been song by soloist singers who as well don't use mics
I am an American. I had it pointed out to me the significance of this song. Twain is underneth constant threat of China. Looking at it from that perspective, it looks like a cry for help from the rest of the world to "deliver us too"
Dreamworks should honestly go back to making movies like the Prince of Egypt.
And Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. That film barely had any dialogue, and yet my preschoolers love it! Whenever it's movie time (4:30pm), they ask if the DVD I'm putting in is Spirit. Nowadays, Dreamworks is meh.
too bad they are now owned by the same company that owned the Minions..
@@Kingdom_Of_Dreams aahh of course Spirit, when I tell you I LOVE that MOVIE🤭🤭😌😌😌😌🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I watched it over and over again, then I was still that girl who could watch a movie nonstop without ever getting tired of it😁
I seriously doubt that in the next years we will be seeing epic biblical animation movies from the big animation companies.
I doubt it could ever make another film of this caliber.
HELL YEAH TRUMPET DUDE AT THE BEGINNING!! THAT SHIT IS HARD
Yes love him!!
Potions_Master He did it spot on, it gave me chills
Thats the only part which was spot on, Trumpet guy
I HAD GOOSEBUMPS
Potions_Master stop being profane this is a great song
Forgot to mention, that trumpet player killed that intro. No words, just wow
Sure did!
Ikr
I looked away when I opened it and then thought I had accidentally opened the original
Which is made even more impressive because the original uses a flugelhorn
From one trumpet player to another, it was crisp. 🎺👌
This version brings literal tears to my eyes. These people aren't just a choir group set for a movie, these are people living under real suppression, the emotions they put into their singing just drives it home...
For real... You can feel it.
Do you happen to know what the choir from the movie is? No matter how many times I've searched it on Google I cannot for the life of me figure out what choir does that song for the film.
@@BeautyBear1990 hi the movie is Prince of Egypt
what suppression?
@@imjohnfreeman The original poster was making things up. Couldn't believe 1.2K people fell for this random lie.
This is why the prince of Egypt should get a Broadway adaptation.
YES PLEASE
omg yes ! great idea !
@@Elizabeth-il5ps o
Scrambled 59 I cannot fathom why it hasn’t yet
I’ve seen one pretty close to being Broadway level
The Prince of Egypt is super underrated. Like seriously, beautiful film overall, soundtrack, and a superb story line. It really deserves more praise
I know right
It's been 20 years and I'm still not over it. I refuse to stop praising this film.
ive been trying to get my choir to do this for ages ugh
I mean you can’t really appreciate unless you read the manga
@@Bumper-er4ss underrated comment
The whole soundtrack to The Prince of Egypt is golden
Lily DiLiberto hOnestly
Gooodddd , i totally agree !
Hans Zimmer for you
Agree. The music in that movie is so amazing!
I listened to it all of the time when I was little
This song needs to go viral now in 2022... the Taiwanese people deserve their freedom and their own country.. every country needs to acknowledge their sovereignty.
They are their own country, and the world needs to acknowledge that.
TRUE! Sending love from Poland!
Agree!!
Don't forget that the regular Chinese too, deserve their own freedom from their CCP oppressors, the modern day Egyptian taskmasters
@@arrowghost whole world is in pieces :/
THERE NEEDS TO BE A BROADWAY VERSION OF THE PRINCE OF EGYPT I’ve been telling people for years and no one listens to me......
It can't be long. wikipedia says it's been a stage production since 2015 and it's playing in Denmark right now..
Johanne Riisbjerg what?? They need to tour in LA 😭😭😭
Lyns I read they did a small scale test run in San Fransisco last year, so maybe they're coming back at some point
I think it ended in Fredericia for now though, but they revamp it in Copenhagen next summer, so there's a vacation destination for you ;)
Johanne Riisbjerg I hope they can end up doing a tour in America! That would be my dream come true for real. All we can do is wait 😔😔
Johanne Riisbjerg Or maybe I can save enough to visit Copenhagen :)
Taiwanese people singing in Hebrew from a song from an English movie that takes place in Egypt?
The theatre is owned by a Martian
Music unifies many
@@ProTyle the instruments were made in Japan.
@Dan Wruck yep
God's word is a language which can be spoken through all people.
If you can't appreciate the magic that is the Prince of Egypt, I don't think we can truly be friends
*hugs in Jew*
Religion aside it’s just artistically genius.
I love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@Kristiekins2 can't really hate hans zimmer he did the music for the soundtrack
The ost always gives me chills
This brings tears to my eyes. It's a song longing for freedom from oppression. Whether you are Palestinian, Tawainese, Jewish, stateless immigrant due to war; this all applies to all of humanity in our suffering.
Our poor Ucrainians brothers right now to be honest😢
Until 1964, there was no such thing as a Arab or Muslim Palestinian in all of world history. Only Western countries called the Holy Land Palestine after an extinct Mediterranean Sea people who worshiped a Merman fish god. The Sea people called Peleshet disappeared from world history after consecutive Assyrian and Babylonian Conquests from 700 to 600 bc.
Deliverance from our bondage to sin and darkness into Almighty God's everlasting Kingdom
@@dovbarleib3256 wat
@@dovbarleib3256 looks like someone slept through history class.
I never use this term, but that one trumpet player was ON POINT
I know right!!!
Melody Fussell that its the only time i would ever use that term
Holy shit, yes!!! Gosh, the trumpet set the damn stage for what was to come!
Ikr, as a band kid ultimate respect. I'm trying to learn trumpet and expand beyond clarinet, I can barely fucking play the basic notes
It was just biblical.
The trumpet intro... the women’s sweet tones...the men’s tough and desperate voices... the orchestra.... fantastic all of it
I was looking for the name of the instrument
Did you notice that the women changed their timbre to distinguish the Moses's mother and his sister's characters? I can't be the only one who noticed this?
@@markolesh2003 I noticed the same too.
I also gotta call out the clarinetist and the timpani player!!
That trumpet player at the beginning is a legend
we stan that trumpet player
Yes
His intonation wasn't perfect, with some notes conspicuously flat, and he cracked a harmonic shift in one place. He's not a legend LOL. THAT said, he has a VERY good tone, and his ability to play with such smoothness and tenderness on an instrument that does not easily sound that way IS impressive. In spite of its (to me) obvious flaws, I enjoyed his performance very much. I think he nailed the feeling perfectly, if not the technical details.
@@edifyguy
In a song about slaves praying to God desperate for being saved... I think it fits :)
I swear to god, the Prince of Egypt soundtrack feels like being lifted off your feet it’s amazinggg
That’s an inspired description!
The other is the 10 Plagues, "Let my people go, thus saith the Lord!"
the sound of the trumpet in the beginning was absolutely beautiful. so much musicality and emotion in every note that’s so effortless
So you surrendered to the mask, slave !
@@aleynamutlu4206 ???????????????????
One of my favourite movie themes.
It's not effortless, it's 'seemingly effortless'. Musicians at this level have put in insane hours of blood sweat and tear, over decades, often since childhood. But I completely agree about the ''musicality and emotion in every note''. :)
It takes me there everytime
The Taiwanese singing about being delivered out of slavery. Poetic.
♥️🙏
Well it’s actually about the Israelites being enslaved by the Egyptians and asking God to set them free but the same thing basically
The Taiwanese people were never slaves of the PRC. They have always been free. #recognizeROCnow ❤️🇹🇼
@@arnelrivera4884 that’s not what I was talking about…
@@meme_lord6990 you probably misunderstood, they're talking about how ironic it is that the Taiwanese are singing about being delivered out of slavery, if you don't know about the whole situation you might want to google about it
I normally hate the sound of trumpet but the intro gave me chills.
I'm not crying you are shutup
oh thank you i thought i was the only one crying hahahaha
goddamn onion ninja... back at it again with making people cry
This comment made me crack up. even your picture goes with it!!
*yEs I aM cRyInG sO wHaT!?*
it's true. I am
Lyrics:
Mud!
Sand!
Water!
Straw!
Faster!
Mud and lift!
Sand and pull!
Water and raise up!
Straw!
Faster!
With the sting of the whip on my shoulder
With the salt of my sweat on my brow
Elohim, God on high, can you hear your people cry?
Help us now
This dark hour
Deliver us
Hear our call, deliver us
Lord of all, remember us
Here in this burning sand
Deliver us
There's a land You promised us
Deliver us to the Promised Land
ילדי הטוב והרך
אל תירא ואל תפחד
My son, I have nothing I can give
But this chance that you may live
I pray we'll meet again if He will
Deliver us (deliver us)
Hear our prayer, deliver us
From despair, these years of slavery
Grown too cruel to stand
Deliver us
There's a land You promised us
Deliver us from the bondage
And deliver us to the Promised Land
Hush now my baby, be still, love, don't cry
Sleep as you're rocked by the stream
Sleep and remember my last lullaby
So I'll be with you when you dream
River, oh, river, flow gently for me
Such precious cargo you bear
Do you know somewhere he can live free?
River, deliver him there
Hee-eee
Hee-eee
Brother, you're safe now and safe may you stay
For I have a prayer just for you
Grow, baby brother, come back someday
Come and deliver us, too
Deliver us
Send a shepherd to shepherd us
And deliver us to the Promised Land
Deliver us to the Promised Land
Deliver us
Thank you
Thank you🤲
❤️❤️👍🏽👍🏽😘😘
Thank u
As brothers and sisters we all stand together
What a heartbreakingly appropriate song for a Taiwanese choir.
""come and deliver us too..."
Americans when Taiwan(Prosperous from Western aid and free equipment): So sad :(((
Americans when owning illegal slave mines killing and enslaving millions of African kids and support shell in lynching tens of thousands of innocent protestors so their iPhones can be cheap and they can have cheap gas for their cars: Don't care, oppression for thee not for me.
Stop pretending to have empathy, devil.
I think my favorite part about this song was that neither the chorus nor the orchestra drowned the other out. It was so well balanced that you could hear both beautifully well and they played off of one another easily and smoothly
Agreed. They sound fantastic. How about those low altos!
Yes, stunning indeed!
YES!
I love how the choir moves to make you feel the tides, the movement of people.... beautiful.
It's such a great touch and they did it perfectly!
it also affects the acoustics in a really dynamic way. very creative!
Well that was cool to see, I was the 1k like! :D
I love the way the choir moves... it's just like a river
props to the trumpet player
Ayye
If a biblical story can get this much hype that it can be performed in Taiwan, it needs some sort of award!! Or at least more recognition, COME ON!!
no it's just Disney and Hans Zimmer masterpiece, biblical stories are very very poor about this
@@m0nty90 Prince of Egypt isn't Disney, its DreamWorks, and I don't think hanz zimmer composed it.
@@Stigma-ba115 you are right it's not Disney, but it is Hans Zimmer th-cam.com/video/ljqGf97WS_I/w-d-xo.html
@@m0nty90 salty atheist 😂😂
Ezekiel 4-12
I hope people recognize how significant it is that the Taiwan University Chorus is singing about oppression
Yes!
This comment brought tears to my eyes
@@lulupain18 wait what's going on over there? Like if u dont mind could y put me on? I'm curious asf.
Could you please explain?
@@chantlmcclary6419 Chinese Communist Party wants to take over Taiwan, sadly
Someone watching in 2024?
Yup...
I’m watching now. ♥️♥️♥️😊 Cried remembering the Prince of Egypt movie. Really love the movie.
With the sting of the whip on my shoulder..
Heck yeah
👍
Me: I need some chills
TH-cam: say no more fam
Red pandas are fucking cute őwő
Me too
started crying HARD at multiple points. THATS humanity at its best- creating beauty.
I swear I thought I was only one crying. Regardless of being a Christian and reading the Bible, this performance is breathtaking especially with headphones
same :( I cry every time I watch it
I'm not even religious but I cry a Lot with good music like this!
I remember I used to watch this so many times when I was little, I almost always cry when watching or hearing this song. It’s such a beautifully pieced story with great songs and characters that you could never forget. 🥺
@Pig Gang
SAME HERE SAME HERE
Not gonna lie, the Tawainese accent that softens hard English syllables makes it sound even better.
Still hands down the best live rendition of this masterpiece. They really did it justice. I'm simply in tears.
Sorry I'm not finding any comments but the men's choir sound just like the movie pls I can't be the only one who even mildly thinks this. Theyre amazing
They seriously do! Absolutely incredible!
i know right?! it's crazy how well they've done it.
They do!!!! They really do!!!! That is very hard to find, in a choir, that they will sound like the singers in the movie!!!
I agree the men’s voices here are fantastic. The women lack emotion somewhat, probably because they’re singing in pure tones and not quarter tones like the lament in the film.
This song must be really liberating to sing.
That trumpet player plays with his heart in it
This song actually could also mean a lot to us Taiwanese, since we all want to be delivered to the world without Beijing's oppression, and most importantly we want to build and get recognized of our own country without being threatened by totalitarian China just like the Jews.
@Half life 3 I don't speak for everyone, but the majority of us do consider ourselves simply just Taiwanese rather than Chinese or both. And yes, it's the CCP that see us as a part of its territory or a so called renegade province, which we strongly disagree with. Don't get me wrong, most of us do know that we are ethnically Han Chinese, but that doesn't mean we identify ourself as nationality Chinese, not to mention that our culture is such a huge melting pot of Chinese, Japanese, Southeast Asian and a bit of European.
@Lovely_Theaceae lol you're fine. Whats so funny is that we also depicted the communist as all vicious demons in our historic textbook back in my school time (especially that Mao bastard), so you are totally understandable too to have this image of all us Taiwanese are as bad as the propaganda which might have affected you. It's nice that you actually realize something different from what you've learned based on your past experience. If you have chance to pay a visit to this "sadistic" island, you will certainly notice that almost everyone here are against the image you've had. After all, we are all human beings in the end, despite our differences.
This sounds like what happened in the US, most Americans are of European descent with a lot from the UK but Americans see themselves as a separate people rather than an offshoot in another state. I hope Taiwan receives the recognition it deserves someday, preferably sooner rather than later. It’s one of the world’s most successful democracies on the doorstep of the world’s largest communist state bent on destroying it.
@Lovely_Theaceae You're absolutely not alone. Contrary to what most of us would like to admit, we get similar things here in America, too. Our political divide, especially nowadays, is because both sides are afraid that the other is seeking to set up a totalitarian regime to oppress the other side, and this is reflected in the media each side is fed. (Liberals are called communist, and conservatives are called fascist, even though neither side is either of these.) It's so hard to know what's real and what's just propaganda that I frequently find myself questioning my own values.
Funny enough, when I first learned about Mao, I completely misunderstood and thought he was basically just like our George Washington: a man rebelling against an evil king for the rights of the people. Shows what I know about history. T_T
@@hai8629 They're working on that to be changed to be just Taiwan now and not RoC anymore.
A song about the deliverance and liberation of people facing tyrannical rule from a foreign power who seeks to subject them to cruelty and degradation. This song is a fitting anthem to the people of Taiwan and may they be protected as the darkest hour draws closer. Long Live A Free Taiwan!
And their brothers and sisters need to be there to support them
Americans when Taiwan(Prosperous from Western aid and free equipment): So sad :(((
Americans when owning illegal slave mines killing and enslaving millions of African kids and support shell in lynching tens of thousands of innocent protestors so their iPhones can be cheap and they can have cheap gas for their cars: Don't care, oppression for thee not for me.
Stop pretending to have empathy, devil.
Salute from Iran
I am just floored - a Taiwanese chorus singing an American song about Hebrews in ancient Egypt...
And they KILL IT, English (+ a little Hebrew) and all. The world ain’t SO big - good music transcends language and cultural barriers.
What a pleasant surprise. ☺️
For a small nation trembling under the heel of an oppressive regime attempting to enslave them, the truth of the story resonates as loudly as the chorus.
"I am just floored" you don't know how happy I am to read this so randomly! I salute you, fellow Nightwish fan ;)
Greetings from Egypt 🇪🇬✨, Moses (peace be upon him ) is one of the mightiest messengers of God , God helped him , and I believe in him as well as the rest of profits like Jesus , Mohammed (peace be upon them all) , plus there are some right things in song , but according to me not all , because that’s the story of Moses (peace be upon him) in the view of Christianity or Judaism , but for us “Muslims” we don’t believe like that
I was also touched by the amazing combination of cultures going on here.
Yes truly. I am weak with emotion.
its rare to find the music that makes your hair stand on end...
SAME!!!
Courtney Ellis True
For real! This is fantastic!
By the power of Ra!...
I’ve watched the whole movie.
@@Pablo-eu5uv Well yeah, this movie is old.
this slaps. so why the HECK is there no broadway version of prince of egypt??? it's becoming a cult classic like anastasia, c'mon guys.
Quite so. I've heard that the opening scene of the Lion King's broadway adaptation brings one to tears. Imagine what this would be like.
megan d THERE IS NOW!!
@@jailynfeliz3812 wait what I'm not sure I'm okay with this
love your profile pic btw. That cute little fuzzball was my favorite character in that movie
Jailyn Feliz and isn’t THAT good
As a child, I grew up watching Prince of Egypt often, and it really helped increase my understanding of the history behind the Israelites release from Egypt and the importance of it. Your cover of this song gave me chills, thanks for sharing!
We not finna talk about the full musical spectrum? I KNOW YALL HEAR THAT PERCUSSION KILLING IT
April Gibson Ikr!!! Percussionists are amazing!
Amen!
I was in percussion in brand
Gonna, gonna.
Honestly could have been better
Also send that conductor enough flowers to fill her office. So many people, tempo changes, solos, and choreography, motifs transformed like water in a glass. Fill her office with beautiful flowers.
Are we going to talk about the choreography, going up and down steps, turning around, hands going up and down, while singing and staying in unison- Wow!!
You just did. Well said ! ♥️
1:21 "Elohim, God on high, can you hear your people cry?
Help us now, this dark hour." Goosbumps
Me too 🥹
I am Jewish and today is Passover the holiday when we celebrate Moses and the exodus from Egypt. I want to thank you so much for this incredible version of this beautiful song, it is such a joy to hear people from a different culture look into our culture and story and even do the Hebrew parts very well, thank you so much! God bless
Happy Pesach!
@Alea Iacta Est and your point is? Real or not, it's the way they preserve and understand their history. Even if you don't believe in it, at least respect it.
@Beed_roonsun To be honest I am very non-religious, I personally believe that the beauty in the story of the Exodus (or in any mythology / history of a people) is the fact that the vast majority of Jews in the world tell and preserve it. On Passover, the story of the Exodus is told in a permanent and ancient version called the Haggadah, meaning of the word is to say or tell. The matter is the current common existence of an entire people, every year everywhere in the world for more than two thousand years it is told from father to son, in my eyes it does not matter if it happened or not, the ceremony and the holiday are the preservation of the common story. This is what makes us a people, not necessarily whether we left Egypt or not. And personally I think it's a great story.
Thanks to me
Chug sameach
That Trumpet Player Is Taking His Job Seriously!!! 🙏🏽
Really SERIOUS.....
The pronunciation is really great. They worked so well on this piece.
I literally thought they just played the original recording, until they started the adlib. It's amazing!
Even the hebrew is kinda passable
I know! Their annunciation and vowels are so clear. It's always annoying when u cant tell what a chior is saying. They did fantastic
@@theendlesslights Ikr I've seen so many covers of "When you believe" as well and they ALWAYS mess up the Hebrew part, like bro just put some effort into it💀
Many Taiwanese grow up speaking English fluently, so that's not so surprising.
I immediately teared up on the first Elohim and I spiralled into sobbing after.
Their slight accents make it sound EVEN BETTER. As if their sheer skill alone wasn't enough, a "flaw" makes it ever better. Flaw Shmaw, accents are fantabulous!
Can't hear any accent tbh.
the original singer is ofra chaza, an israeli singer, so it's possible they were trying to imitate her accent!
Daniella Levy Not that part, at least for me. During the first part I can't hear them, and in the second part they barely have an accent. When I read OP's comment, I'm thinking about the rest of the singers.
Their accents don't make it sound better; they sound great despite their slight accents. There's nothing wrong with accents! It means you've gone out of your comfort zone and that is impressive!
accents is not a flaw, it's someone's way of interpreting your language. If you went to japan and spoke Japanese, you will have an accent. Does that mean you are flawed. all the same with anyone speaking English when it is not their first language.
Goosebumps as soon as the trumpet started playing. The Prince of Egypt is one of those movies from childhood that stays with you well into adulthood
so true !
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cried watching this...I've never seen a live performance like this.
go to the royal albert hall
Anything at the Royal Albert Hall is great
Gif7ed ş
Gif7ed I felt like crying but then my mom would be lik wtf lol and I got bad goosebumps
Gif7ed Jesus Christ Loves you all soo much!
John 3:16-18 KJV
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God.
bible.com/1/jhn.3.16-18.KJV
Romans 10:9-11 KJV
That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed.
bible.com/1/rom.10.9-11.KJV
John 14:6 KJV
Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.
bible.com/bible/1/vjhn.14.6.KJV
Romans 3:23 KJV
For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;
bible.com/bible/1/rom.3.23.KJV
Romans 3:29 KJV
Is he the God of the Jews only? is he not also of the Gentiles? Yes, of the Gentiles also:
bible.com/bible/1/rom.3.29.KJV
I hope to write down my feelings here.
The day before yesterday, I attended the NTU Choir’s 60th-anniversary concert. Their collaboration with the Evergreen Symphony Orchestra was truly impressive. The entire 2.5-hour performance was non-stop and captivating, giving me goosebumps and bringing tears to my eyes.
In the nearly full National Concert Hall, I could feel the tremendous effort put in by freshman and sophomore students through their club activities. It’s really not easy to sustain such a legacy for six decades.
My favorite piece of the entire concert was the overture “Deliver Us” from The Prince of Egypt. Watching videos at home cannot compare to the impact of seeing it live. The choreography and chorus were exhilarating, and it was wonderful to feel the students’ passion for the choir! 🥹
Trumpet man 10/10
This is the best live version of this song. You can stop looking now.
Thanks for saving my time
@@salsatoma Your welcome! They killed this!
Watched the movie again, damn even though it’s not in the original story that part with Ramses shouting across the Red Sea at Moses really hits hard after they grew up with each other.
well the original story is a fairy tail anyhow. if you fled Egypt during the New Kingdom to Canaan you were still in Egypt. makes as much sense if you try to escape Chinese authorities by going to Tibet
thats not how original ramses second died lol as far as i know he was a child pharaoh and was assassinated via poison
nadia2883 Didn’t he live to be 90?
It always hurts indeed
nadia2883 yeah you’re right. The story is he chased Moses to the water thing but he survived with his army pretty much gone. Then lived out the rest of his days. Of course there will always be inaccuracy but no one truly knows for real
Please tell me I'm not the only one who had tears in their eyes while listening to this. This is so BEAUTIFUL!
Especially when thinking about the oppression that the Taiwanese go through with mainland China constantly :(
@@kjsdpgijn girl this not even about them💀
@@gamingwithadonai7870 Yeah but you can apply it to their situation and it still speaks to them
i was literally sobbing guys...shit is crazy
I’m crying like a baby so you’re definitely not alone. 😭😭😭
Who’s watching now in the time of coronavirus, the plague of our generation?
Jules Guiang me
ME. May 1st 2020. lol somebody better deliver us, too
@@walexander000 -> Emet (Hebrew) = Truth!! Lord King Christ Jesus shall, Soon, & when God makes a promise, He keeps it, unlike some false people. Mark me, mark my words. He's coming back, like The Terminator said, "I'll be back." Bo, Yahshua Ha-Mashiach, Bo..!!
Jules Guiang I am but I watched this when I was younger
Equally interesting is the plight of the Taiwanese people bravely resisting the communist party. With how well the Taiwanese avoided the coronavirus plague, you'd think they had Moses on their side, keeping the angel of death at bay.
The part where she puts Moses at the river always makes me cry.
Me too, once I had my son, that part always makes me cry
I made a comment 3 years ago when I first discovered this rendition of prince of Egypt and let me tell you all these years later I am STILL coming back and I’m in TEARS at the end because this is just too good 👏
same! I think its been 4 years since I first watched it
That trumpet KILLED that intro can we please talk about this man's talent wow 👏👏👏👏👏 excuse me sir you dropped this 👑👑👑
Can we just admire the trumpet? Its just... nostalgia
I don’t ever comment but I have officially lost my shit. This was extraordinary I am speechless and got chills so many times. Thank you for this, just, thank you.
I pray Taiwan can be delivered in my lifetime. 🙏🏻
They need to do the plagues!!!😩😩
I wish they’d do When you Believe!
Danquebec01 They did! It’s pretty cool
@@jeanief.7679 Oh! Thank you!
They should also do ‘The Bells Of Notre Dame’
@@catboysinc.7690 that is a good idea, if not great.
I literally got so defined chills at the "Elohim, God on high" part
Can u tell me the rime stamp pls?
@@4061earthabcdesong Around 1:20
@@organizer.spaztasticc3541 Thanks so much 👍😊
Me too!!
The choreography for this is super cool too, I really appreciate it.
They had absolutely no business being this good, DANG. Everything about this performance was perfect.
I can’t imagine how chilling it must have been to be in that room...
i know how hard it is singing in another language coming from a choir member so props to yall
They had to sing this in English and even Hebrew for some of the sections. They did well.
Forever waiting for the "Deliver Us" solo at the end
I was too 😦
Deriver us*
@@AscentofTrollbane?? Are you talking about how it sounds like their saying deriver us?
That L and R switch is actually only a problem for (some) Japanese speaker. Mandarin speakers like Taiwanese people won't have a problem with L and R.
@@monicag.k.tambajong I know many Korean people that also have problems with "R and L" also "V, B, and P" English is hard, these guys and gals did an amazing job!
This is an extremely difficult song to sing. This is gorgeous.
Of ALL the things that TH-cam recommends to me, why did I have to FIND this myself? Damn you TH-cam!
Bravo, wonderful performance.
Lol
Holy shit! The harmonies! The dark tones!The blending! The enunciation! The balance of it all! I'm absolutely blown away. This deserves so much praise!
People always ask why Prince of Egypt doesn’t have a Broadway adaptation and the answer is money.
It’s the same reason that the Hunchback of Notre Dame musical never ended up on Broadway, that amount of money for that large of choir is not some thing that investors are going to want to look into. Which is stupid. Because it would make them a lot of money.
Because it would be amazing.
It’s has a West End adaptation though. It’s beautifully done.
@@deliriousgirl84 its pretty good but it kind of butchers the hebrew though. the movie uses it very lightly, but they tried to use it a bit more in the west end version and that aspect isn't great
Beautiful job!
Thank you for your appreciation!
I always got goosebumps everytime I hear this Prince of Egypt song.
Hmm, Unfortunately there wasn't that one last high 'deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiver uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuus' at the end.
Amazing though.
Gitte Van de velde the trumpet did it.
Rest in Peace, Ofra Haza .... her voice made that song.
I've read that in that voice... damn. That last line.
Hahaha. Felt same!! That was cute pointing it haha lol
I like how Ofra sang Hoshia na at the end of Hebrew version. They should all end with Hoshia na (hosanna).
Taiwan, you made one Jew very happy & crying! Beautiful childhood memories!
😭😭😭 can't hold back my tears. We're all one people in Christ. No matter where your from. The Lord be praise.🙏🙏🙏
How ironic, considering many religions don't believe in Jesus Christ.
Woaaaah I got chills. :O Good job!
+Iceechibi i did to. it was awsome
Andrea Zoe
PURE TALENT!
Iceechibi same here this is one of my favorite movies and songs, truly a beautiful piece the movie .
Get chills at the end everytime. The only other song to do that is Bells of Notre Dame. I honestly can't tell which is better though.
Iceechibi eh... you know... Chinese people... 😏
I cried. this is just perfect.
jorje vanelle
You should watch the movie. THAT will make you cry..
jorje vanelle me too I'm Jewish and im just so proud of what a song of hope has become a song of insporation😢
I can’t listen to this song without crying
This hits harder because of the current situation with China and Taiwan
I pray God delivers Taiwan.
🙏
Too bad God doesn't exist
@@BirdiePlaysYT bruh do your research for once.
@@BirdiePlaysYT why does every atheist always say this stupid stuff like "because he doesn't exist" "stop praying to you sky daddy" "if only he was real" its such a cope, you only try to convince yourself that he isn't real.
@@woahcoolio8830Let's not judge athiests or anyone right now. Only God gets to judge people's faith to him.
woooow.... I have not words... it made me cry. The movie has always had a special place in my heart and this just.. wow. No, I can't begin to describe how it made me feel.
I'm tearing up too linnea, this has been my favourite movie for since I could remember this absolutely is the most beautiful thing I've heard in the last decade 😍😍😍😭😭😭
I know i'm a bit late here, but have you seen the cover of this song done by Jonathan Young and Caleb Hyles? That and their cover of "The Plagues" is amazing.
Deliver me to the past so I can watch this live. Damn
Selina P 😂😵😂
Big mood
Don't think they sung this in the past but sure
matthias_benissachar wdym?? They aren’t singing it in the present or future
Zoë Parker
Oh shit I think this guy knows something we don’t 😂
This song has special meaning in Taiwan, I do hope & pray that God delivers Taiwan from Beijing.
There is nothing more powerful than this song from your people! I STAND WITH YOU TAIWAN!
Not sure if it’s my mental illness acting up but I want to sob listening to this. It’s so beautiful. Gonna cry
It's not that, trust me. This is a phenomenally beautiful piece of music that appeals to a deep human yearning to be free, and prefaces one of the greatest stories about that subject to have ever existed throughout human history.
It should everyone at least think about crying...
I cried 🥲
Oh my goodness, guys... That artistic choice to represent the last line "Deliver us!" with the horn just hit me in a powerful way. It is like an unspoken prayer that resonates with Heaven. "Deliver us!" 🙏
I wish all of y'all pleasant resonance with Heaven. May honesty and humility be deep wells of strength for you. Let us set all the captives free, for there are many still convinced that they are captives in this world. We walk in victory as One Body in Christ. We are to enter the Promised Land together in perfect peace. Our victory over death is to be a complete victory. Every beloved child of God will know Love. Is it not wonderful news that all may receive new life in full? It is wonderful news indeed. Pray continually, beloved, for the day is ripe with opportunities to sow eternal seeds. Bless you.
Amen.
Thank you for your prayers. Christ smiles upon you. 😇
Amazing rendition! I may be reading too much into it, but it resonates all the more since it's being performed by a Taiwanese chorus. The people of Taiwan are arguably exiles, just like the Hebrews in the bible. Bravo!
Acastus Cor lol I'm Taiwanese and I never thought of it that way haha.....hmmmm....now u got me thinking~
+Acastus Cor A very good point, hopefully they too will one day be delivered.
+Acastus Cor
The goverment are refugees... Hokiens were there before
+Acastus Cor The Taiwanese are exiles? I didn't know that.
Acastus Cor BS you just ruined it for me.
This is the best song opening of any animated movie ever. It surpasses Disney's intros like the Lion King, Pixar's intros, and especially every other roster of movies Dreamworks has. This intro will never be beaten and I wish many people would realise just how much of a masterpiece the film is.
Actually i've repeated this at least 10 times back to back.
This performance is worth an hour-long standing ovation. ♥
the chills
right uce?beautiful
ey, its u. The guy that does videos rye?..hope all is well, God Bless
David Faapouli dang it i was hoping no one knew lol thanks
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This is absolutely shockingly impressive. Speechless...
Taiwan's struggle against the oppressive mainland China reflects a strong bond with Israel's struggle against slavery under pharaohs during Mosaic times.
I find China to be complicated. Most people don't realize that China changed a lot in the last 22 years since they started the reforms. Freedoms have gotten pretty good and I have a friend who lives in Shanghai and he says as long as you don't talk shit about government it's pretty cool place to live. However the relationship between China and Taiwan is bad because Taiwan is basically the descendents of that nationalists koumingtang during the civil war . And China never gave up the idea of reunification. It be like if after the American civil war the confederacy took over cuba and decided to make a government calling itself the United States of America lol
@@ChrisHJohnson93 well as long as you are apart of the han ethic group
@@purplegalaxy9751 never said China was perfect. Lol just that it's view of China in America isn't accurate. That's all
@Christopher Johnson I get what you mean it got better shi came into power and I watch serpentza on what I should know about China since he had lived there for years until he had to leave with his family. There's a big difference between the people of China and the government.
@@purplegalaxy9751 my friend said it's pretty chill place to live as long as you don't talk shit about the government. she even said things like women's rights and sex crimes had started to be taken more seriously, as long as you don't point out that there is a sex crime and women's right problem. you know they are trying to fix it because their dramas are used as propaganda of things they are doing. google it it's kind of funny. basically, they are pushing reforms but until then they went with the "there is no war in ba sing se" methods in the meantime.
I love the movie, the soundtrack, all of it.
And for those who are saying this movie is underrated, what are you talking about?
This movie got two Academy nominations and won an Oscar in 1999. And it didn't win an Oscar for best animated feature because there wasn't such category then. So I never see this movie as underrated but it got the attention and respect it deserved.
I think it’s not really underrated but just forgotten about, even DreamWorks seemed to forget about it in order to make more lesser movies
Was waiting for the end "solo" but still awesome
It's definitely a sacrifice in terms of dynamics having a whole unmic'ed chorus sing lines that are usually sung by one person into a mic. Excellent nonetheless, as you said.
Soymaid actually the modern day orchestra is played into mics which are placed above the orchestra, this song could have just as easily been song by soloist singers who as well don't use mics
They did get the melody in the strings tho
I am an American. I had it pointed out to me the significance of this song. Twain is underneth constant threat of China. Looking at it from that perspective, it looks like a cry for help from the rest of the world to "deliver us too"
This song made me suddenly teary-eyed.
Same. :(