"Invocamos a virgem Maria e o Santo padre Pio de Pietrelcina para que roguem a Deus que nenhuma injustiça seja cometida nesse programa." Que Deus o tenha em sua infinita misericórdia e justiça, prof. Olavo!
"Boa noite, meus amigos. Como sempre começamos o programa invocando a santíssima virgem Maria e o Santo Padre Pio de Pietrelcina para que roguem a Deus que nenhuma injustiça se cometa nesse programa."
Mine too. I played in my high school band and this was our favorite graduation march. All of the musicians loved it above the others. I was in a ROTC military high school.
This is the finest representation of Edwardian England at its zennith. My landlord used to listen to it on the weekends at his studio after his mandatory tea time and crumpets in Colchester, Essex.
Elgar was a genius and a self taught one at that. A piece for every mood. For me however his best work was the Enigma Variations. Nimrod could bring a tear to the eye of the devil himself which is why it`s the semi official anthem for our Commonwealth war dead.
This March No. 4 by Sir Edward Elgar was played as Prince Charles & Lady Diana walked down the Isle in Church after their Ceremony. It was a Beautiful number for them after they were Married. It's my Favorite of all the Five Pomp & Circumstances Matches. Jean Mooney
NBC TV here in the States used this theme for their coverage of the Royal Wedding of Charles and Diana in 1981. And the next morning, I heard the full orchestral version during the recessional.
I first learned the words to this impressive and beautiful piece of music as a teenager, many years ago, and it, along with the glorious Nimrod have stayed firm favourites, ever there to turn to when spirits need a boost.
Wow!!! With the name Rosario your family is not originally from Great Britain. However, your comment perfectly sums up everything that I value most about my beloved country. Thank you.
In royal context, awarding of honours and peership titles are called investiture but not ceremony. It is so-called because the sovereign invests his/her subjects high offices or honourable titles due to their contributions and services toward society.
I believe it’s mostly used at the moment of the departure of the monarch, this was also played when Queen Elizabeth was leaving at the end of her diamond jubilee service.
While the trio strain of No. 1 is certainly commanding and memorable, if only due to its eternal bind with graduation ceremonies, the equivalent in No. 4 speaks just as broadly of England as does No. 1, just in a more fluid fashion.
Listening to this music is going back to 1981 when Her Royal Highness Diana married Prince Charles in Westminster Abbey, a beautiful wedding of the Princess of Wales.
A much better British national anthem could be created from this magnificent piece of music. Along with suitable lyrics I’m certain people would be delighted to sing it out with pride and gusto.
This piece became popular during the WW2, know as "Song of Liberty". Here are the lyrics: Verse 1: Fight for freedom, ev'ryone. Build the ship and man the gun. Do as you have never done To set the peoples free. We, the few, the happy free, Will fly the flags of Liberty, Blow the horns of Liberty! Liberty! Till the world is free. Chorus 1: All men must be free. March for Liberty with me. Brutes and braggarts may Have their little day, We shall never bow the knee. God is drawing his sword. We are marching with the Lord. Sing, then, brother, sing, Giving ev'rything, All you are and hope to be, To set the peoples free. Verse 2: Wake and watch and work and win, Fight and farm and sew and spin, Fall the faithful people in To set the peoples free. But the day the battle's won, Never say the fight is done. Make the world a better one! Better one! When the world is free. Chorus 2 All men must be free. March for Liberty with me. Brutes and braggarts may Have their little day, We shall never bow the knee. God is drawing his sword. We are marching with the Lord. Sing, then, brother, sing, Giving ev'rything, All you are and hope to be, To take the torch across the sea And set the peoples, Keep the peoples free.
Ohh lovey, I really enjoyed listening to that on Saturday being played at the king’s coronation. Brilliantly done. Thank u Elgar fir writing that tune .
Tonight i discovered this along with P&C no1 on the jukebox in the pub so guess what I will be putting on the jukebox on Saturday also some Andy Stewart songs as well
This was MY graduation music. It pissed off the public who weren't expecting it. My orchestra director thought it was better, and so do I. I laugh every time I remember the reactions.
Can remember Prince Charles and Princess Diana walking down the aisle at the end of the wedding on 29 July 1981. Watching at night time as I live in New Zealand 🇳🇿. As a tubby sheep and beef farmer's daughter.
Lyrics: Verse 1: Fight for freedom, ev'ryone. Build the ship and man the gun. Do as you have never done To set the peoples free. We, the few, the happy free, Will fly the flags of Liberty, Blow the horns of Liberty! Liberty! Till the world is free. Chorus 1: All men must be free. March for Liberty with me. Brutes and braggarts may Have their little day, We shall never bow the knee. God is drawing his sword. We are marching with the Lord. Sing, then, brother, sing, Giving ev'rything, All you are and hope to be, To set the peoples free. Verse 2: Wake and watch and work and win, Fight and farm and sew and spin, Fall the faithful people in To set the peoples free. But the day the battle's won, Never say the fight is done. Make the world a better one! Better one! When the world is free. Chorus 2: All men must be free. March for Liberty with me. Brutes and braggarts may Have their little day, We shall never bow the knee. God is drawing his sword. We are marching with the Lord. Sing, then, brother, sing, Giving ev'rything, All you are and hope to be, To take the torch across the sea And set the peoples, Keep the peoples free
amazing composition, with lyrics too All men must be free March to liberty with me Brutes and braggerts may have their little day We shall never bow the knee God is drawing his sword We are marching with the Lord Sing then brothers sing, giving everything All you are and hope to be To set the people free
The only positive thing to be said about that is: at least it wasn't used over footage of violence or sexual assault. Only for some ironic or subversive purpose during Alex's reception at the prison (not a part of the book, by the way - the whole sequence is an addition of Kubrick's).
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Been trying to find this song for years now finally found it 🎉 playing at The Kings coronation
Make you right on this one...sole reason I'm here too 😊
Same! There it was at last at the coronation - and identified in the program ❤
@@Saxondog no
It seems there are a few people who prefer this to the better known No.1 march. I am one of them !
As am I!
Third fan of P&C 4 here!
Also prefer No. 4!
I place them on an equal footing.
me too. it really is superb.
Nothing better to get the patriotic juices flowing on this coronation day than a piece by Elgar.
God Save the King! 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧
Noble, yet with that indefinable melancholy that can find its way into truly memorable English music. Elgar was
a master of that sort of music making.
"Invocamos a virgem Maria e o Santo padre Pio de Pietrelcina para que roguem a Deus que nenhuma injustiça seja cometida nesse programa." Que Deus o tenha em sua infinita misericórdia e justiça, prof. Olavo!
❤
Saudades do True Outspeak com o professor.
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1:29 Música de abertura dos episódios do True Outspeak do Professor Olavo de Carvalho.
From Kentucky, USA: Bloody English have their act together on this one!
i ADORE THIS MELODY! This was used as the theme title music to YOUNG WINSTON!
"Boa noite, meus amigos. Como sempre começamos o programa invocando a santíssima virgem Maria e o Santo Padre Pio de Pietrelcina para que roguem a Deus que nenhuma injustiça se cometa nesse programa."
"Gostaria que vcs vissem meu novo artigo no diário do comércio"
F Professor!
😭😭
Saudades infinitas
Eu ia escrever exatamente isso
True Outspeak
Best melody of the bunch of P&M.
1:29 Música de abertura dos episódios do True Outspeak do Professor Olavo de Carvalho.
Out of all of Sir Edward Elgar`s Pomp & Circumstance marches the forth march is my favourite. It`s so beautiful and incredibly noble.😀
Yes, it really is beautiful, and stirring.
Yes, No. 1 and No. 4 is really good, but No. 2 and No. 3, most people just forget about them.
Mine too. I played in my high school band and this was our favorite graduation march. All of the musicians loved it above the others. I was in a ROTC military high school.
IT IS UNDOUBTEDLY ABOUT the height of British history and the Empire - good and bad ( mostly bad , but not all )
My mum is new to classical music at the tender age of 82. This piece is one of her favourites right out of the gate. Good choice mum.
This is the finest representation of Edwardian England at its zennith. My landlord used to listen to it on the weekends at his studio after his mandatory tea time and crumpets in Colchester, Essex.
Descanse em paz, AMADISSIMO professor, Olavo de carvalho.
Saudades do professor
❤
O maior professor de todos os tempos do BR. O único professor que genuinamente buscava a verdade.
AMADÍSSIMO
OLAVO TEM RAZÃO. Mestre de todos nós
R.I.P Olavo de Carvalho
I had never heard it until King Charles' coronation and now it’s one of my favorites. What a wonderful piece!
Elgar was a genius and a self taught one at that. A piece for every mood. For me however his best work was the Enigma Variations. Nimrod could bring a tear to the eye of the devil himself which is why it`s the semi official anthem for our Commonwealth war dead.
This March No. 4 by Sir Edward Elgar was played as Prince Charles & Lady Diana walked down the Isle in Church after their Ceremony. It was a Beautiful number for them after they were Married. It's my Favorite of all the Five Pomp & Circumstances Matches. Jean Mooney
Grande Olavo!
Depois de muito tempo encontrei. Olavo tem razão!
1:29 Música de abertura dos episódios do True Outspeak do Professor Olavo de Carvalho.
Que falta nos faz nesse momento...
Olavo de Carvalho 🙏🏾
the difference between this and other performances is in the phrasing and finesse - BRILLIANT!
I think this is better than No. 1
Me too
It is a beautiful piece.
He is a great conductor. Down to earth and easy to follow.
Doubt it! Just different. To the Great British Empire. The greatest force good in the world!
Most defiantly but sounds so much nicer on an organ tbh
Musica usada como abertura do programa True Outspeak, do grande professor Olavo de Carvalho
NBC TV here in the States used this theme for their coverage of the Royal Wedding of Charles and Diana in 1981. And the next morning, I heard the full orchestral version during the recessional.
In the Uk it is also well known as the war widows match
It’s really one of the music from their wedding (when they walked together to depart the church)
@@cnamand, that’s what recessional means - music played when striding out of a church service or ceremony.
heard this today at the coronation
I first learned the words to this impressive and beautiful piece of music as a teenager, many years ago, and it, along with the glorious Nimrod have stayed firm favourites, ever there to turn to when spirits need a boost.
It is magnificent and totally suited to the happy occasion. So regal, elegant, and powerful.
*Noble. Faithful. Honest. Humble. Devoted. Filled with Love, Empathy and Hope. Modest. Brave. Willing. Patriotic. Heroic. Self-Sacrificing, and Victorious.*
Wow!!! With the name Rosario your family is not originally from Great Britain. However, your comment perfectly sums up everything that I value most about my beloved country. Thank you.
@@desallen2174 - I married an English woman.
Perfectly describes our late Queen Elizabeth, may her memory be a blessing!
So much underrated. One of the best transition !
I will report your "underrated" comment, you are out of your mind, this is a well known and loved piece
Think this is so much better than no 1
wow,wow and WOW!!!!
ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC 👍👍👍
Happy Birthday to Edward Elgar REST IN POWER Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Olavão eterno.
First heard this at Street Party in Lichfield for 1953 Coronation - still fills me with pride
This sounds majestic and processional. Makes me think of an awards ceremony at Buckingham Palace.
In royal context, awarding of honours and peership titles are called investiture but not ceremony. It is so-called because the sovereign invests his/her subjects high offices or honourable titles due to their contributions and services toward society.
Instablaster.
@@hermanjacobs4425 this was played as the king exited the church at the coronation
This was played at the end of King Charles's coronation service, and I believe that it has been used in several older motion pictures.
I also played this in youth symphony :)
I believe it’s mostly used at the moment of the departure of the monarch, this was also played when Queen Elizabeth was leaving at the end of her diamond jubilee service.
It was also played as the recessional when he and Diana were married! That was the first time I fell in love with this piece.
It was used in Clockwork Orange
4:41 absolutely legendary
14.September 2024, Royal-Albert-Hall, LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS!
This march number 4 is most definitely the most Pomp and Circumstancey.
No 4..my favourite...
It's my favorite too! By FAR.
@@starwarsjunkie7776 Mine too!!
Love the conductor in this :-)
Yes!!
Should be heard more often.
By far the best of the five.
This is so fabulous I will use this to walk down the isle when I get married in Nay 2022👰🏼♀️
They are all beautiful and classical to me
While the trio strain of No. 1 is certainly commanding and memorable, if only due to its eternal bind with graduation ceremonies, the equivalent in No. 4 speaks just as broadly of England as does No. 1, just in a more fluid fashion.
Listening to this music is going back to 1981 when Her Royal Highness Diana married Prince Charles in Westminster Abbey, a beautiful wedding of the Princess of Wales.
Every time I hear it I see her walking up the aisle, especially the slow part.
A much better British national anthem could be created from this magnificent piece of music. Along with suitable lyrics I’m certain people would be delighted to sing it out with pride and gusto.
This piece became popular during the WW2, know as "Song of Liberty".
Here are the lyrics:
Verse 1:
Fight for freedom, ev'ryone.
Build the ship and man the gun.
Do as you have never done
To set the peoples free.
We, the few, the happy free,
Will fly the flags of Liberty,
Blow the horns of Liberty! Liberty! Till the world is free.
Chorus 1:
All men must be free.
March for Liberty with me.
Brutes and braggarts may
Have their little day,
We shall never bow the knee.
God is drawing his sword.
We are marching with the Lord.
Sing, then, brother, sing,
Giving ev'rything,
All you are and hope to be,
To set the peoples free.
Verse 2:
Wake and watch and work and win,
Fight and farm and sew and spin,
Fall the faithful people in
To set the peoples free.
But the day the battle's won,
Never say the fight is done.
Make the world a better one! Better one!
When the world is free.
Chorus 2
All men must be free.
March for Liberty with me.
Brutes and braggarts may
Have their little day,
We shall never bow the knee.
God is drawing his sword.
We are marching with the Lord.
Sing, then, brother, sing,
Giving ev'rything,
All you are and hope to be,
To take the torch across the sea
And set the peoples,
Keep the peoples free.
It is a beautiful piece!!
That is SIR Edward Elgar!!
Love this piece.. my favorite of the set>!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
True Outspeak, que saudade!😭
Ohh lovey, I really enjoyed listening to that on Saturday being played at the king’s coronation. Brilliantly done. Thank u Elgar fir writing that tune .
Olavo tem razão
The first bit depending on the conductor can have a very staccato rhythm as if for a Royal Garden party walk about
Have listened to the BBC Concert Orchestra’s incredible range on Friday Night is Music Night for years.
Masterly and Magnificent!
This was the title music for the movie YOUNG WINSTON.
...played as recessional in King Charles III coronation! Brilliant.
Elgars Pomp & Circumstance was the background music in Revelation Viedos New York Central-Back to the road of the future videos.
Tonight i discovered this along with P&C no1 on the jukebox in the pub so guess what I will be putting on the jukebox on Saturday also some Andy Stewart songs as well
Elgars march no 4 malvern hills just beautiful !!
This was MY graduation music. It pissed off the public who weren't expecting it. My orchestra director thought it was better, and so do I. I laugh every time I remember the reactions.
Grande Olavo de Carvalho! Ora porra
cala-te energúmeno
@@IvoneiaAndrade que???
Grande Olavo
Superb! This is also called the SONG OF FREEDOM.
Song of liberty
cannot beat it, well done. x
Featured in the film Women in love -- quite fantastic
Em frente amigos, a luta não está perdida! Viva Olavo De Carvalho!
La mia preferita delle 4 marce
playing this in my orchestra at the moment
Olavo de Carvalho eterno em nossos corações
I like them both - I also like number three.
My favorita!
威風堂々第４番、初めて聞きました。
これも１番に負けず劣らず、素敵な曲ですね。
My lord, Thank you, That was Great!
When I get married this will play in the church speakers:)
Thumbs up if King Charles brought you here
日本のファンです。
ブロムスで生演奏を聴きたいです！
Superb.
Charles and Diana 81💖💖💖😍😍😍😍
Can remember Prince Charles and Princess Diana walking down the aisle at the end of the wedding on 29 July 1981. Watching at night time as I live in New Zealand 🇳🇿. As a tubby sheep and beef farmer's daughter.
Lyrics:
Verse 1:
Fight for freedom, ev'ryone.
Build the ship and man the gun.
Do as you have never done
To set the peoples free.
We, the few, the happy free,
Will fly the flags of Liberty,
Blow the horns of Liberty! Liberty!
Till the world is free.
Chorus 1:
All men must be free.
March for Liberty with me.
Brutes and braggarts may
Have their little day,
We shall never bow the knee.
God is drawing his sword.
We are marching with the Lord.
Sing, then, brother, sing,
Giving ev'rything,
All you are and hope to be,
To set the peoples free.
Verse 2:
Wake and watch and work and win,
Fight and farm and sew and spin,
Fall the faithful people in
To set the peoples free.
But the day the battle's won, Never say the fight is done.
Make the world a better one! Better one!
When the world is free.
Chorus 2:
All men must be free.
March for Liberty with me.
Brutes and braggarts may
Have their little day,
We shall never bow the knee.
God is drawing his sword.
We are marching with the Lord.
Sing, then, brother, sing,
Giving ev'rything,
All you are and hope to be,
To take the torch across the sea
And set the peoples,
Keep the peoples free
I have always preferred this to the better known No.1 ( Land of Hope and Glory)
Amazed
Dont forget it was princess Diana's wedding music she was so beautiful
Me too! No 1 has too much airtime.
amazing composition, with lyrics too
All men must be free
March to liberty with me
Brutes and braggerts may have their little day
We shall never bow the knee
God is drawing his sword
We are marching with the Lord
Sing then brothers sing, giving everything
All you are and hope to be
To set the people free
Rule Brittania!
Rare to have the organ included.
Olavo de Carvalho, ora porra!!!
TMJ!!!!!
Tudo na gordura de porco, porra!
... A outrora mais conhecida como "Música do True Outspeak"...
Pensei exatamente a mesma frase!
TrueOutspeak, porra!!
The definitive musical accompaniment to ruling an empire.
*to resist the nazis
I’m another!
it makes me remind Lady Diana Spencer...
Was the music played after the ceremony, as she & the Prince of Wales left the church. Truly a Royal March
Grandeur and immense power of The British Empire in 1907 ....
Same
Brilliant! It was a bit slow for me so I turned it to 1.25 . Might be just because I listen to another recording.
Official march of Clockwork Orange, BTW !
The only positive thing to be said about that is: at least it wasn't used over footage of violence or sexual assault. Only for some ironic or subversive purpose during Alex's reception at the prison (not a part of the book, by the way - the whole sequence is an addition of Kubrick's).
Damn
Olavo ETERNO. Olavo tem razão.
4:58 play again
Olavo tem razão!
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3:49
Remembering princess diana marriage
Putra Tampubolon me too
This song is an anti-fascist song.