To everyone who helped us this year
This time I played Adam's "Cantique de Noël" on flute and piano.1
"Hymn: Volume 219, No. 13, The Stars Shine Brightly" in the "Donkey's Church" scene of Nodame Cantabile (Volume 29, p. XNUMX)2But it still appears.
This is the scene.
This song was written by Adolphe Adam in 1847 to the French poem “Minuit, chrétiens” (Midnight, Christians) by wine merchant and poet Placide Cappeau (1808–1877). The original French and English versions of the song both deal with the birth of Jesus and the salvation of mankind. In Japan, it is known as Hymns Vol. 219, No. XNUMX.
The stars twinkle brightly,
His Son, Jesus, was born.
Following a long and dark path
A new morning has come to the people who wait for the Messiah.
The sun rises.
Come, listen, the angel sings
The eternal song of heaven,
Happiness and peace.
(Source) http://www.senzoku.org/2-219.htm (Retrieved 2017/12/16)
Wishing everyone a peaceful end to the year.
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footnote
- It seems like an easy song, but simple songs are very difficult to play, and I had a lot of trouble with it. On top of that, when I tried to record it, I had a sore throat and couldn't control my breath well, and so on and so forth, but I ran out of time...
- ] Tomoko Ninomiya "Nodame Cantabile (13)"