Singer: Vienna Boys Choir
Lyrics: Vienna Boys Choir
Should we forget our old friends?
How can you forget your old friends?
But it never occurred to me
Can you not miss it in your heart?
Should we forget our old friends?
Can old friends forget each other?
Auld Lang Syne
[Folk Song] Long live friendship
For everlasting friendship, dear.
Long live friendship, my friend.
For the past
Long live the friendship
We will raise our glasses and drink goodwill.
Raise a glass and drink it up in unison.
For the past
Long live the friendship
Here's a hand, my trusted friend.
Let's hold hands tightly.
Gie is one of your hands
Give me your hand.
We will raise our glasses and drink goodwill.
Raise a glass and drink it up in unison.
For the past
Long live the friendship
For everlasting friendship, dear.
Long live friendship, my friend.
For the past
Long live the friendship
We will raise our glasses and drink goodwill.
Raise a glass and drink it up in unison.
For the past
Long live friendship! ! !
Extended data:
That is Scottish Gaelic: Auld Lang Syne, which is a very famous poem, literally translated as a long-lost day. According to local elders, Auld Lang Syne was written by robert burns, a Scottish poet in the 8th century.
This poem was later set to music. In addition to the original Gaelic, this song has also been set into the local languages of many countries. It can be said that it is widely spread and known to all women and children. It's definitely a world classic. Throughout China, it is often called "Auld Lang Syne".
As one of the most famous music groups in the world, the Vienna Youth Choir is the cradle of musicians, which has trained Mozart, Haydn and Schubert, as well as modern conductors Hans soste and Clement Klaus. Nowadays, many famous conductors have cooperated with the Vienna Youth Choir, including karajan, Bernstein, Slodi and abbado. They all commanded the troupe and gave high artistic evaluation.
Creation background
Auld Lang Syne, that is, auld lang syne, is the theme song of the movie Broken Blue Bridge. It is a wonderful life when Harry meets Sally.
In many western countries, this song is usually sung on Christmas Eve, symbolizing the farewell of the old and the welcome of the new. Its theme is not as sentimental as the Chinese version, and this song is used as a tune in school graduation ceremonies or funerals in many Asian regions, symbolizing sadness and helplessness at farewell or end.