jesus-calms-the-storm
【佳片U约】美国电影：《集中营的呐喊》
【佳片U约】美国电影：《集中营的呐喊》雨中笠翁图书馆更多精彩请您欣赏《纪念世界反法西斯战争胜利66周年影视展播》美国电影：《集中营的呐喊》[海报剧照][热诚推荐]二战犹太人题材经典电视电影。
美国导演约瑟夫·萨金特（Joseph Sargent）代表作。
根据美国犹太女医生同名非小说类作品改编。
1946年，同时失去父母、弟弟、丈夫和儿子的匈牙利犹太妇产科女医生在孤身投奔美国后申请重新执业的经历：面对美国移民局官员的道德质疑和事实征询，不得不痛苦地回忆自己在奥斯威辛集中营的所见所闻和所作所为……被迫残忍，只为生存。
挑战魔鬼，救赎灵魂。
德国纳粹强暴犹太妇女、残杀孕妇与新生儿的内幕。
视角独特，鞭挞人性，痛心疾首，丝丝入扣。
克莉丝汀·拉蒂（Christine Lahti）、博·布里奇斯（Beau Bridges）、理查德·克莱纳（Richard Crenna）、布鲁斯·戴维森（Bruce Davison）、乔纳森·凯克（Jonathan Cake）等主演。
艾美奖最佳摄影。
此片好是好，不懂英语看不了，国语配音的没找到，配上字幕更好了，谁有啊？告诉声！[剧情资料]◎中文名集中营的呐喊◎片名Out Of The Ashes◎年代2003◎国家美国◎类别剧情◎片长120 Min◎IMDB评分 6.8/10 (236 votes)◎IMDB链接/title/tt0311210 ◎导演约瑟夫·萨金特Joseph Sargent◎主演Christine Lahti .... Gisella PerlBeau Bridges .... Herman Prentiss理查德·克莱纳Richard Crenna .... Jake Smith布鲁斯·戴维森Bruce Davison .... Peter SchumanJonathan Cake .... Dr. MengeleJolyon Baker .... Frederick KraussJessica Beitchman .... Marta WeissOliver Cotton .... Moshe PerlMichelle Fine .... Fanny PerlZoie Palmer .... Didi GoldsteinMaria Ricossa .... Esther JacobIngrid Veninger .... ZoziaEmma Wellbelove .... Young Gisella尼娜·杨Nina Young .... Irma GrieseVytautas Rumsas .... David PerlInga Tuminiene .... Cilla PerlAdrija Cepaite-Palsauskiene .... Rose PerlInga Maskarina .... Helen PerlNola Auguston .... Sarah GoldsteinAlan Jordan .... Isaac Goldstein 集中营的呐喊的获奖情况2003年艾美奖Outstanding Cinematography for a Miniseries or a MovieDonald M. Morgan2004年美国编剧工会(WGA Award (TV)) Adapted Long Form Anne Meredith2004年PEN Center USA West Literary Awards(Literary Award) TeleplayAnne Meredith ◎简介培尔是犹太妇产科医生，二战时被德国人抓到集中营，帮助纳粹医生做事，战后，却被控告帮助纳粹迫害犹太人，而认为有罪。
《肖申克的救赎》中的救赎主题浅析.doc
《肖申克的救赎》中的救赎主题浅析-->《肖申克的救赎》中的救赎主题浅析-An Analysis of the Theme ofRedemption in The ShaptionⅠ. Introduction 引言电影肖申克的救赎是改编自斯蒂芬·金的同名小说，给人留下了深刻的印象。
从影片的片名不难看出，这部电影是讲救赎的问题。
那么什么是救赎？主耶稣在福音提供了一条救赎的道路。
所谓的“挽救”是揭示人类的痛苦;所谓的“救赎”是实现我们的目标。
The film The Shaption the same name novel of Stephen King has left adeep impression on the people. From the title of the film, it is not difficult to see that the film is talking about the issue of redemption. Then ption?The Lord Jesus in The Gospel has provided a road to redemption for us. The so-called “save”is revealing the distress of human beings; so-called “redemption”is that the ost concerned about is bodied in The Shaption.故事开始于一个年轻的银行家Andy Dufrense，通过旁证受害，谋杀他的妻子和她的情人而审判定罪。
他被判处连续两次在肖申克州立监狱终身监禁。
他不仅身体存在于这所监狱，他的心中无他周围的土褐色的墙壁。
The story begins ized by circumstantial evidence, resulting in a conviction for the murder of his ind free from the drab . His ability to do this results in the gaining of respect from his felloates. Andy’s demeanor and undeniable sense of hope cause Red to take a deeper look at himself, and the . Andy proves to Red and the other inmates that in the conventional e in his lifestyle. Andy keeps hope all the time. He spends t the prison, but also saves a group of inmates.The film inspires us to love life and edifies us to think about the importance of living and not to lose ourselves. It also gives a positive force and the courage to face difficulties to us. It makes us to realize that ordinary life is valuable. In prison, Andy overes all the difficulties azing determination during his progress. ed to the surrounding environment, from schools to the ent, from social practice to family life. They have goals, but as the years go by the goals gradually faded, as they had been institutionalized. The Shaption helps re-examine life and find the dreams again. Andy retrieves his freedom at last. Time and perseverance can help achieve everything. People should treat s!Ⅱ. Th-->e Origin and Connotation of Redemption 救赎的起源与内涵aigelaen, 2003: 3)Christianity is a anifestation of values, ethics and cultural values. It influences profoundly all aspects of American life. Therefore, the secular meaning of this Christian doctrine has also been developed: only keeping faith, people can get hope, save themselves and the that moment, the nenly announced: “I believe in te.”There is no doubt that it is a and implied the prison guard, and then the prison guard ething inappropriately, he might be the next one to be beaten. The ne the free iliation from the old prisoners. But Andy did not e in the e to madness the first night. That innocent fat boy was badly beaten up by the prison guard and died, because he could not wit-->hstand others’provocation and cried. All of those happened on the first day. It shoselves at all. Hoething for himself. He starts to make a plan to escape from the prison. This is the origin of redemption.2.2 The Connotation“Since the 20th century, along ent of industrialized societies, people are doubt about the and the nature of human, e loss of faith. In this dark an beings have to struggle to survive; ust make every effort to find a about redemption provides the ansption? It is the dignity and belief. And redeem for and hope. Redemption is a breaking imprisonment, hope prevailing over despair; a an dignity.Andy is succeeded. During this process, the Christian doctrine redemption plays a very important role. It is because of this, Andy has al, has never given up the pursuit of freedom, , the azure blue sky and blue sea, symbolize the ideal freedom; and that small boat and tile is a symbol of hope for a better future. This end has been able to impress people; it is because of freedom and hope that it , Andy gives a very good ment on hope “Do not forget that there are places in the ade out of stone. There is something inside that they can not get to that they can not touch. That is yours. That is hope.”Indeed, the prison , and even institutionalized things can bind spiritual freedom, but only hope that can not be given up. Life eaningless. Hope is a kind of flos in the dream. s and hope, brace the future.Ⅲ. Andy’s Self- redemption and His Redemption to Others 安迪的自我救赎和救赎他人In the prison, through his actions, Andy not only changes his option is not just an individual behavior, but a behavior of a group. It is entirely consistent ption in Christianity. The film uses a strong religious terms –“redemption”, . (Chen, 2008: 15)-->r />3.1 Andy’s Self- redemption Andy successfully escapes from the prison. to achieve self-redemption?It is the desire for freedom in his mind and the existence of hope! Hope, ptionAndy, a bank high-level ed for murdering his prisonments in Sha is forbidden in prison. Andy has to face the prison ption, because he is full of hope to life and yearning for freedom. Ho. The only thing is ust accept the fate of being punished, just like a lamb ent given by the fate; or clench fists, find out a . Devout Christian Andy chooses the latter. Because he believes the redemption, but also convinces that “I ebody. It y turn. I y istakes I made, I have paid for them and then some.”A ption. This is the first level of redemption--physical redemption, in exchange of the body’s pain, and the respect of prisoners and prison guards using his o. In this e passes. ulates time for freedom little by little. agine hoove on in the dark buried in the heart and a floed in dreams. As a result, it is aliles on his face. In Andy’s mind, he has not given up hope of freedom, and he makes every effort mer an about 600 years to tunnel under the mer. This is indeed a vast project, but Andy is succeeded. Everyone, including the warden and Red, could not believe that Andy spent 20 years tunneling the wall, and then crawling five hundred yards, which was the length of -->five football fields. He regained his freedom. Andy achieves self-redemption.3.1.2 Spiritual RedemptionThe spiritual redemption in the film is one of the most important themes. Redemption, as a kind of invisible po. He sticks in a dark in 20 years. Arrived in Shaind. If there is no hope that he can not afford to live in such a dark prison. Every night, Andy digs the mer. This ina, but also need the support of a belief--hope. aybe Andy has abandoned the ambitious plan. As a prisoner, Andy uses his as much as possible to enjoy the freedom of a citizen. The ; in return, Andy can akes him feel everything is full of hope. He believes that effort brings success. Each ent time; he climbs the dirty se is taken aething from outside, he asked Red to get a rock hammer for himself in order to regain the hobby--carve stones. Later, Andy hung actress posters on the prison beliefs; to not let the prison’s “normal”life take a, a al around here. He strolled like a man in the park from this place.”3.2 Andy’s Redemption to OthersChristianity emphasizes on “original sin consciousness”. The person ust be punished. In the Christian’s vie and Eve had eaten the forbidden fruit, the entire mankind has deeply fallen into the abyss of evil. But God did not give up human beings. On the contrary, he sent his son Jesus to e to save mankind. This is Jesus’redemption. In The Shaption, Andy issuch a Redeemer. The Sha the chaos and despair to full of friendship, hope and dreams. Fear can hold you prisoner, hope can set you free. A strong man can save himself; a great man can save another.3.2.1 Andy’s Redemption to RedRed urder. However, he never considered his behavior carefully. In pr-->ison, he just lived an insane.”As if he had given up hope. In several paroles, the intervie a changed man. No danger to society here. God’s honest truth. Absolutely rehabilitated.”From his tone and attitude, e, even never e time in the past, he es.ilky light. The small stone touched Red’s heart. Because quartz is usually found in the streams, that people feel a glimmer of freedom. Andy’s , emory. That is y life. A place emory. Open up a little hotel right on the beach. Buy some y guests out charter fishing. In a place like that, I could use a man that knoan provides a job to another free man. Temporarily, Red forgets that he is a lifetime prisoner.Red finds that he can have hope and freedom in such dark prison. So he begins to long for a normal life, and seriously to do everything for leaving the prison. The last parole interviee see. I do not have any idea eans. To me it is just a made-up I sorry for here or because you think I should.I look back on the itted that terrible crime. I . I e sense to him. Tell him the an is all that has left. I got to live .3.2.2 Andy’s Redemption to TommyAnother prisoner my. Tom-->my has a rebellious youth’s personality. He alself and the society. He has been in prison many times, but he never seriously considers his future, or tries to change the situation. Maybe he tried, but failed; so, since then, he has been depressed doportant thing. So my came to Sha. Andy taught Tommy to read and to my: “If body the best character of Andy. That is perseverance. Even if Tommy , and prepared to give up ately helped him pass the examination. A hippie of the Beat Generation is civilized to a gentleman. arveling at the poption.One day, Tommy accidentally told the truth about Andy’s ony of Tommy. But the onths. During the confinement, Tommy akes Andy to understand that it is impossible to gain freedom through normal channels.3.2.3 Andy’s Redemption to Other PrisonersThe roof of the license-plate factory needed resurfacing. It ned fine mouth to be e other prisoners ong the names called. Andy ic and legal knoan ore a man if he could have a bottle of suds. On the second-to-last day of the job, the convict creorning drinking icy-cold beer, courtesy of the hardestscreen. They could have been tarring the roof of one of their oal again if only for a short ade deals aindered books by the pound. After several years’effort, Andy transformed a storage room smelling of turpenti-->ne into the best prison library in Nee to radio room, locked the door from the inside, put the disc into the record player, and then opened all the microphones, so that the entire prison people could hear the music. The sonorous and beautiful voice echoed over the prison; the sun shined on everyone’s face; the prisoners listened quietly. Music e things are best left unsaid. I like to think it ething so beautiful it can not be expressed in akes your heart ache because of it. I tell you, those voices soared higher and farther than anybody in a gray place dares to dream. It ade those oments, every last man at Shaoment, everyone in Sha and redemption.Ⅳ. The Destroy of Prison Institutionalization to Self-redemption 对于自我救赎的监狱制度化的破坏All the enthusiasm and hope have been repressed to numb in prison. In the end, everyone is accustomed to and even dependents on this . Then you get used to them. Enough time passes, you get so you depend on them. That is ‘institutionalized’.”“In the film, Shabol of darkness, evil, decadence and death. It confines the prisoners’hope and freedom. The ent. Confinement destroys people’s thinking.”(Dong Congbin, 2008: 19)4.1 The Destroy on BrooksBrooks, the prison librarian, had been in prison for 50 years. any people are in the process of experiencing. Then, hoany can overe it? Most will eventually step fo-->lloly hold on the belief as Andy can overe it, and finally be redeemed.4.2 The Destroy on RedFreedom is a kind of contraband in Sha is an impossible mirage. Not only freedom is to be prohibited, but the idea of freedom is taken a and good vision, but a feind, hope is a dangerous thing. Hope can drive a man insane. Red said he played a mean harmonica as a younger man, but lost interest in prison. Andy gave a harmonica to Red as a little parlor rejection present. Harmonica is a symbol of hope. But there is one detail: in the dormitory, Red held a harmonica in hand, but did not dare to bloprisons the soul and the spirit of the prisoners. Therefore, only escaping from this horrible “hell”, can the prisoners obtain the physical and spiritual redemption.Knoan’s been in here 50 years. This is all he knoportant man, is an educated man. Outside, he’s nothing. Just a used-up con . Then you getused to them. Enough time passes, you get so you depend on them. That is ‘institutionalized’. They send you here for life that’s exactly e.They are used to live in it.Finally, Red’s parole is approved. He ission to piss, so he can notsqueeze a drop e he has a psychological understand and agrees . On the ent and hope as a truly free man. At this moment, Shaan, and also the onefor himself at the beginning. He is never depressed and never desp-->airing. He is not ercy of fate. From the very beginning, his goal is very clear: to escape from this place, to . He treats fate actively, . In any case, he e on others, he atter e birds are not meant to be caged. Their feathers are just too bright. And up does rejoice.”In such a dark place like prison, Andy gets a sincere friendship. In fact, except some abnormal prisoners, the people he knoore affecting friendship in prison than the outside ost beautiful floind, there is al, there is hope. In the t all hammer. Andy cra through 500 yards of smelly seagine. Finally Andy got reborn. At that time, there s, Andy bracing the freedom. Life is doomed from the start, everyone is the same. The only difference is getting busy living, or getting busy dying. Each person can only live once, but as long as he aleaningful, then, once is enough. Andy’s experience makes the best explanation. The lack of faith leads to the fear of the ate oute is that lives have been deprived of hope. Life is a long process, during ent, but also the fear in people’s hearts. Especially the latter, is the most horrible, most poies. It often destroys a person’s faith and hope, leads him into suicide. Brook story illustrates this point. Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things. And no good thing ever dies. Y es, “hope”redeems the “freedom”. aybe The Shaption is just a fable. In fact, it exists in the real life. In real life, everyone consciously or unconsciously plays in the role of prisoner or the person who owns the authority in Shawshank. They spend the whole life without breaking the rules. Bu-->t redemption lies on their choices. As Andy’s choice, no matter ho is, it can never deprive of people’s rights to choose redemption, because redemption is in our minds. To be redeemed or not, to be a hero or multitude, to choose God or Satan, all of these exist in our minds too. Based on the analysis of the theme of redemption in The Shaption, this thesis encourages people to try to preserve their self-respect. They must learn to appreciate life better; the more important thing is alon sense. But by the demonstration of the movie characters, it can be more persuasiveto explain the truth to people. At anytime, belief, hope and freedom should not be given up. As long as there is faith, there is hope; and ent on Movie, 2006: 5.[3] Liu Zijian. Eternal Divine edy—Interpretation on The Shaption. Shanxi: Shanxi Technology University Press, 2002:106.[4] Maigelaen. Introduction to Christianity. Beijing: Beijing University Press, 2003: 3.[5] Stephen King. RitaHayption. Thorndlike Press,1982.[6] 陈陵娣. “解读《肖申克的救赎》中的‘救赎’”. 《电影评介》, 2008: 15.[7] 陈绍恋. “禁锢·希望·自由——解析《肖申克的救赎》意象”. 河北：《衡水学院学报》, 2009: 3.[8] 朱凯,刘剑. “制度化与人性的反思——电影《肖申克的救赎》解读”. 《消费导刊》, 2008: 19.[9] 罗建波,丁旭. “信念拯救希望──评电影《肖申克的救赎》中的救赎主题”. 辽宁：《辽宁工业大学学报(社会科学版)》, 2008: 6.。
【U2乐队歌词翻译和解读】the troubles
THE TROUBLES 麻烦专辑《纯真的歌》(SONG OF INNOCENCE，2014）ARTISTU2COMPOSERU2LYRICSSomebody stepped inside your soul 有人闯入你的灵魂Somebody stepped inside your soul 有人闯入你的灵魂Little by little they robbed and stole 他们逐步强取豪夺Till someone else was in control 直到第三方占据上风You think it’s easier 你以为To put your finger on the trouble 你来解决麻烦就相对容易When the trouble is you 殊不知你就是麻烦所在And you think it’s easier你以为To know your own tricks 你有自知之明就相对容易Well it’s the hardest thing you’ll ever do告诉你，那是你一辈子遇到的最难办的事I have a will for survival 我决意要挺下去So you can hurt me and then hurt me some more 这样你就可以伤害我，更多地伤害我I can live with denial 我可以接受被人拒之门外的人生But you’re not my troubles anymore只不过你再也不是我心中的烦恼Somebody stepped inside your soul 有人闯入你的灵魂Somebody stepped inside your soul 有人闯入你的灵魂Little by little they robbed and stole 他们逐步强取豪夺Till somebody else was in control 直到第三方占据上风Somebody stepped inside your soulSomebody stepped inside your soulLittle by little they robbed and stoleTill someone else was in controlYou think it’s easier 你以为To give up on the trouble 对麻烦不抱任何希望就相对容易If the trouble is destroying you 如果麻烦会损害到你You think it’s easier你以为那样就相对容易But before you threw me a rope 不过在你给我希望之前It was the one thing I could hold on to 我唯一能把握的也只有希望I have a will for survivalSo you can hurt me then hurt me some moreI can live with denialBut you’re not my troubles anymoreSomebody stepped inside your soulSomebody stepped inside your soulLittle by little they robbed and stoleTill somebody else was in controlSomebody stepped inside your soulSomebody stepped inside your soulLittle by little they robbed and stoleTill somebody else was in controlGod knows it’s not easy上帝知道体会他人的痛楚Taking on the shape of someone else’s pain着实不易God now you can see me 上帝，现在你看得见我了I’m naked and I’m not afraid我赤身裸体，无所畏惧My body’s sacred and I’m not ashamed我有圣洁的躯体，无需羞耻Somebody stepped inside your soulSomebody stepped inside your soulLittle by little they robbed and stoleTill somebody else was in controlSomebody stepped inside your soulSomebody stepped inside your soulLittle by little they robbed and stoleTill someone else was in control这首歌的解读可以分为3个层次：1. 个人：波诺个人如何面对人生的痛苦，如何学会去接纳这些痛苦。
血字的研究(英文版)
风暴中的锚-徐兴言长老译
一. 前言：生活中有各种不同的风暴。
你或许遇到工作中的摩擦，财务危机，或者失业。
你也可能身体有病，与人不易相处。
天父没有应许搭救我们脱离一切苦难。
但祂赐给我们圣经，来鼓励和安慰我们。
在困难和痛苦之中，我们可以藉圣经得以安稳，蒙指引及保守。
二. 为什么会有风暴？1. 我们自己造成的。
因为犯罪，错误的判断，或缺少经验。
2. 有些难处是别人引起的。
3. 撒旦也会加给我们困难，叫我们离开神。
4. 有些难处是神允许临到的。
不论风暴是否从神来的，神总是使它成为我们的益处。
三. 神的目的是什么？祂要1. 引起我们注意。
当我们向天父疏遠的时候，祂有时用困苦艰难来叫我们转向祂。
2. 炼净我们（从罪）。
藉著风暴，神提醒我们：我们生活的那些方面不讨神的喜悦。
3. 叫我们向祂降服。
天父要我们放下一些我们心爱的，为的要给我们其祂的福份。
4. 将我们模成祂的形象。
藉著苦难，神炼净我们的性格，使我们更像基督。
5. 装备我们来事奉祂。
你若时常亲近神，苦难会洁净你的心，使你的生命符合祂的旨意。
四. 为什么圣经成为我们生命中的锚？1. 圣经是神启示祂自己的记载。
藉著所说的话，大自然，历史，最后藉著祂的儿子耶稣基督来到世上。
2. 最重要是我们认识神，因看见耶稣怎样生活（约14:9-10）3. 圣经无误――圣经没有错误，圣经如同一本旅行指南。
五. 神的话怎样使我们抛锚在风暴中？1.它安慰我们。
在伤心痛苦之中，试试读诗篇。
如诗57:1-32.它提醒我们神的应许。
圣经清楚告诉我们神的同在，能力，生活的眷顾（见太11：28，书1：8－9）3.它是我们生活的指南针（箴3：5－6）4.它教导我们，天父怎样作工的。
圣经教导我们作出智慧的选择，以色列人背叛的故事可以帮助我们不致重蹈覆辙。
5.它告诉我们神的观点。
读到神怎样利用苦难来造就许多圣经人物，我们就能明白神也会用同样的方法来造就我们。
六. 怎样才使圣经作我们的锚？1.你必须读。
正如一艘船的锚若不抛下，就毫无作用；神的话也是这样，除非你花时间去读，它不能鼓励你。
暴风雨前的平静 the calm before the storm
暴风雨前的平静the calm before the storm表达the calm before the storm（暴风雨前的平静）指“在苦难或冲突发生前的一段平静、稳定的时期”。
这段平静的时期可能会异常安静，因此其它时期会更引人注目或给人不详之感。
这个表达中的名词calm可以用lull代替，意思不变，即the lull before the storm。
The mall is quiet at the moment, but sales start next week so this is probably just the calm before the storm.百货商场现在没什么人，但减价活动下周就要开始了，所以这可能只是暴风雨前的平静。
My friend Roman is a school teacher and he always says that the week before term starts is the most productive time to be at school. He can prepare his lessons and enjoy the calm before the storm!我的朋友罗曼是一名教师，他总是说开学前一周是在学校工作最有效率的时间。
他可以备课，享受暴风雨前的平静！Having all of our relatives over for Christmas is always chaotic, so I try to be extremely organized and give myself time to relax before the guests arrive. That way, I can enjoy the lull before the storm.请我们所有的亲戚到家里过圣诞节总是很混乱，所以我尽量提前做好准备工作，在客人来之前给自己一点放松的时间。
作曲家作品目录_柴可夫斯基_钢琴音乐作品
柴可夫斯基钢琴音乐作品目录Pyotr Il'ich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)Catalogue of Works Piano Music安娜斯塔西-圆舞曲（1854年）(Anastasie-Valse (1854))在河边，在桥旁（1862年）（By the River, By the Bridge (1862))f小调小快板（1863年-1864年）(Allegro in f minor (1863-64))主题和变奏（1863年-1864年）(Theme with Variations (1863-64))b e小调即兴曲，作品第Op. 1号之2（1863年-1864年）(Impromptu in e flat minor, Op. 1, No. 2 (1863-64))#c小调奏鸣曲，作品第Op. 80号（1865年）(Sonata in c sharp minor, Op. 80 (1865))俄罗斯风格谐谑曲，作品第Op. 1号之1（1867年）(曲Scherzo á la russe, Op. 1, No. 1 (1867))回忆哈普萨尔，作品第Op. 2号（1867年）(Souvenir de Hapsal, Op. 2 (1867))随想圆舞曲，作品第Op. 4号（1868年）(Valse-Caprice, Op. 4 (1868))浪漫曲，作品第Op. 5号（1868年）(Romance, Op. 5 (1868))歌剧《市长（又译“总督”、“司令官”）》中的集成曲（1854年）(Potpourri from the opera The Voyevoda (1867-68))谐谑圆舞曲，作品第Op. 7号（1870年）(Valse-Scherzo, Op. 7 (1870))随想曲，作品第Op. 8号（1870年）(Capriccio, Op. 8 (1870))小品3首，作品第Op. 9号（1870年）(Three Pieces, Op. 9 (1870))小品2首，作品第Op. 10号（1871年-1872年）(Two Pieces, Op. 10 (1871-72)) 小品6首，作品第Op. 80号（1873年）(Six Pieces, Op. 19 (1873))同主题小品6首，作品第Op. 21号（1873年）(Six Pieces on One Theme, Op.21 (1873))四季，作品第Op. 37a号（1875年-1876年）(The Seasons, Op. 37a (1875-76))#f小调圆舞曲（1876年）(Valse in f sharp minor (1876))根据《禁卫军》主题而的葬礼进行曲（1877年）(Funeral March on themes from The Oprichnik (1877))小品12首（中级），作品第Op. 40号（1878年）(Twelve Pieces (of moderate difficulty), Op. 40 (1878))G大调大奏鸣曲，作品第Op. 37号（1878年）(Grande Sonate in G major, Op.37 (1878))纳塔利圆舞曲（1878年）(Nathalie-valse (1878))志愿海军进行曲（1878年）(Volunteer Fleet March (1878))儿童纪念册，作品第Op. 39号（1878年）(Children's Album, Op. 39 (1878))小品6首，作品第Op. 51号（1882年）(Six Pieces, Op. 51 (1882))幻想即兴曲（1884年）(Impromptu-Caprice (1884))杜姆卡，作品第Op. 59号（1886年）(Dumka, Op. 59 (1886))谐谑圆舞曲（1889年）(Valse-Scherzo (1889))b A大调即兴曲（1889年）(Impromptu in A flat major (1889))热情的自白（？1891年）(Aveu passionã (?1891))抒情的瞬间（1892年）(Moment lyrique (1892))军队进行曲（1893年）(Military March (1893))小品18首，作品第Op. 72号（1893年）(Eighteen Pieces, Op. 72 (1893))其它的钢琴作品 (Other works for piano)。
Top100英文经典小说(节选)
Ｔｏｐ１００英文经典小说（节选）作者：朱志斌来源：《新东方英语·中学版》2006年第02期美国Time(《时代》)周刊近日评选出自1923年以来的“100部经典英文小说”，这里面不乏大家所熟悉的《麦田守望者》、《了不起的盖茨比》等作品。
大家可在《时代》网站(/time/2005/100books/the_complete_list.html)找到关于这100部小说的精彩介绍。
本刊特选出比较适合中学生阅读的十部刊登在此。
由于此内容直接来自Time（略有删改），其语言优雅，句式复杂，是一道营养丰富的大餐。
让我们在咀嚼原汁原味英文的同时，一起来领略文学大师们的风采吧！The Great Gatsby (1925)Author: F. Scott FitzgeraldNo one gives better parties than Jazz Age zillionaire Jay Gatsby. No one has a bigger house or a bigger pool, or drives a longer, more opulent1 automobile. His silk shirts alone—“shirts with stripes2 and scrolls3 and plaids4 in coral and apple green and lavender5 and faint orange with letters of Indian blue” — can and do reduce women to tears. But who is he? Where does he come from, where did he make his money, and why —his calm, straight-arrow6 neighbor (and narrator) Nick wonders—does he stand on his dock at night and stretch out his arms to a green light shining across the bay from his magnificent mansion7? The Great Gatsby lays bare the empty, tragic heart of the self-made man. It’s not only a page-turner and a heartbreaker, it’s one of the most typ ically American novels ever written.Gone With the Wind (1936)Author: Margaret MitchellIt’s one of the best-selling books ever bound between covers, but that’s not what makes Margaret Mitchell’s magnificent novel great. T he ultimate, original historical romance, it follows high-spirited Scarlett O’Hara, roguish8 Rhett Butler and romantic, infinitely good-looking Ashley Wilkes as the world that nurtured them is swept away in the cataclysm9 of the Civil War. As typically American as Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings is English, Gone with the Wind is a colossally10 readable romance novel—love stories do not come more triangular —but it’s also the definitive telling of one of the basic American mythologies: the passing away, in blood and ashes, of the grand old South.Author: Elizabeth BowenPortia Quayne is that most dangerous commodity, an innocent child. At 16, after years of wandering around European hotels with h er parents, she’s been orphaned11. She finds herself now in the care of her prosperous older half brother and his reluctant wife. What they and their thoughtless friends will show to Portia is the disenchanted12kingdom of adulthood. But Bowen’s real geniu s was in recognizing what Portia will show to them. In the mirror of her innocent eyes, experience will catch a glimpse of its own reflection. It’s not a pretty picture.The Grapes of Wrath (1939)Author: John SteinbeckThe storms of the Great Dust Bowl13 had barely settled when Steinbeck published The Grapes of Wrath, which follows a family of poor “Okies14,”the Joads15, as they chase the mirage of a good life westward from their destroyed midwestern farm to California. The Joads find only bitterness,squalor16and oppression as migrant agricultural workers living in“Hoovervilles,”but their unconquerable strength in the face of a huge disaster makes Steinbeck’s epic17 far more than a history of unfortunate events: It’s both a record of its time and a permanent monument to human perseverance. The Lion, The Witchand the Wardrobe (1950)Author: C.S. LewisFour English children playing hide-and-seek accidentally wander through an enchanted18 wardrobe and into Narnia, a land locked in a deep magical winter by the spells of an evil witch-queen. Only the fierce, benevolent19 lion Aslan (with a little help from the children) can defeat the tyrant20 and bring summer back to Narnia and the talking animals who live there. Lewis was a Christian philosopher, and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (and the six more Narnia novels that followed) can be read as Christian morality tales, but they’re not just kids?stuff: Lewis had a surprisingl y sharp eye for the dark shades of the human soul, sin and anger and temptation, and readers of any faith, or none at all, will feel the enormous power of Lewis’s irresistible, transporting sense of wonder.Author: J.D. SalingerNo matter how many high school English teachers try to bring The Catcher in the Rye to the level of ordinary people in class, it will never lose its satirical edge. When Holden Caulfield learns he’s going to be kicked out of yet another private school, he leaves school in the middle of the night and heads to New York City to wander around for a few days—hitting on girls, thinking about his dead brother, worrying about where the ducks go in the wintertime — before he deals with his parents. The time passes in an agony22of the absence of pleasure: It’s a permanent reminder of the sweetness of childhood, the falseness of the adult world, and the strange no-man’s-land that lies in between.Invisible Man (1952)Author: Ralph EllisonA nameless young black man wends a winding path from a southern town—where a local white men’s club mockingly awards him a scholarship to a black college—to the streets of New York City, where everybody, black and white, left and right, man and woman, seems to have their own ideas about who he is and what purpose he can serve. Fairly exposing the hypocrisies and stereotypes of all comers, Invisible Man is far more than a race novel. It’s the quintessential Americ an picaresque of the 20th century.The Lord of the Rings (1954)Author: J.R.R. TolkienWhen a tweedy, Catholic, pipe-smoking Oxford professor named John Ronald Reuel Tolkien sat down to write a novel, who could have anticipated that his volcanic imagination would give rise to an entire continent, populated by elves23, dwarves, orcs24, wizards and ambulatory25 trees? Tolkien drew on his deep knowledge of ancient languages and mythology, and his painful memories of the Somme, to create a 20th-century fable of magic and heroism, misty mountains and mystical forests, goodness and temptation, wherein Frodo, goes to destroy the One Ring, an evil artifact26 that could be the downfall of all of Middle Earth. The founding text of modern fantasy literature, The Lord of the Rings also carries with it a profound, bittersweet longing for the innocent pre-industrial England that was lost forever in the muddy trenches27 of World War I.Catch-22 (1961)Author: Joseph HellerCaptain John Yossarian is a bomber pilot who’s just trying to make it through WWII alive. But the only excuse the Army will accept for refusing to fly a mission is insanity28, and if Yossarian refuses to fly he is, by definition, sane. This is the self-devouring logical worm that lies at the heart of Catch-22, the story of Yossarian, his colleagues—who respond to the horrors of war with a range of both serious and comic neuroses and psychoses—and his superiors, who respond to the horrors of war by sending Yossarian on ever more pointless and dangerous missions for the purpose of enhancing their own reputations. Catch-22 is a bitter, distressed29 joke of a novel that embraces the existential absurdity of war without ever quite giving in to it.Watchmen (1986)Author: Alan Moore & Dave GibbonsWatchmen is a graphic novel—a book-length comic book with ambitions above its station —starring a ragbag of bizarre, damaged, retired superheroes: the paunchy30 Nite Owl; the raving doomsayer Rorschach; the blue, glowing, near-all-powerful, no-longer-human Doctor Manhattan. Though their heyday is past, these former crime-fighters are drawn back into action by the murder of a former teammate, The Comedian, which turns out to be the leading edge of a much wider, more disturbing conspiracy.《了不起的盖茨比》（1925）作者：弗·斯考特·菲茨杰拉德没有人举办的晚会可以比爵士乐时代的亿万富翁杰伊·盖茨比的更奢华，也没有人拥有比他更大气的庄园，更宽大的游泳池，或一辆更长、更豪华的轿车。
The mass 德国党卫军第一装甲师战歌
The mass 德国党卫军第一装甲师战歌Semper crescis 有时处于顺境 Aut decrescis 有时处于逆境Vita detestabilis 生活就是这样令人憎恶 Nunc obdurat 现在很困难Et tunc curat 稍后突然有变得简单 Ludo mentis aciem 这是一场考验意志的游戏Nunc obdurat 现在困难Et tunc curat 刹时简单Ludo mentis aciem 精神游戏的战争 Egestatem 贫困Potestatem 和权力Dissolvit ut glaciem 像冰水一样融化Divano 神圣啊Divano re 神圣的Divano blessi 神圣的祝福Divano blessia Divano blessiaDivanoDivano reDivano blessia Divano blessiaSors salutis 经常是, 健康Et virtutis 和美德Michi nunc contraria 现在(对于)我来说很矛盾Est affectus 先是受影响Et defectus 然后(我)出现缺陷 Semper in angaria 总是(使我)处在痛苦之中 Hac in hora 在这时刻Sine mora 不在犹豫Corde pulsum tangite 紧跟着心脏的脉搏Divano... 不想翻了,照上边的. Divano reDivano blessiaDivano blessiaSors salutis 经常是, 健康Et virtutis 和美德Michi nunc contraria 现在(对于)我来说很矛盾 Est affectus 先是受影响Et defectus 然后(我)出现缺陷Semper in angaria 总是(使我)处在痛苦之中 Hac in hora 在这时刻Sine mora 不在犹豫Corde pulsum tangite 紧跟着心脏的脉搏Divano...Divano reDivano blessiaDivano blessiaHac in hora 在这时刻Sine mora 不在犹豫Corde pulsum tangite 抓住心脏的脉搏 Quod per sortem 就此一生Sternit fortem 不依靠运气(自立更生) Mecum omnes plangite 我要把你们(困难)统统消灭空气布满紧张的气氛，大战即将来临，泪水划过母亲的脸庞，祖国就在身后，远方传来敌军的脚步声，大地在颤抖，是捍卫正义的时候了，热血早已澎湃，干枯树枝上最后一片树叶被寒风打落，闪电撕破了远处承重的黑幕，看，是SS部队在前进。
死亡前奏曲-魔兽钢琴配乐
死亡前奏曲-魔兽钢琴配乐亡灵前奏曲-魔兽钢琴配乐死亡魔兽钢琴配乐前奏曲。
这个乐谱的演奏者是一个游戏，歌名是《死亡前奏曲》，乐谱类型是钢琴乐谱。
《死亡前奏曲》是罗杰创作的一部关于《魔兽争霸3》中死者的经典MV，如今在网络上广为流传。
动画部分由魔兽争霸3中剪辑的CG剪辑，背景音乐为芬兰梦幻乐队的《黎明》，改编自美国大片《The Rock》(闯关东死亡岛)中的经典插曲，所以听起来很像。
歌曲来源这首歌有两个来源：这首歌是直接改编自美国大片《The Rock》(闯关东死亡岛)的经典插曲，所以听起来很像。
《the dawn》改编自1996年美国电影《The Rock》的配乐《Hummel Gets The Rockets》(翻译为：《岩石破碎》或《乘风破浪之死亡岛》)，原作者汉斯齐默(汉斯季默饰)等三人；另一个来源是1999年布鲁斯威利斯主演的科幻灾难大片《Armageddon》的评分《I'm going Home》。
有趣的是，原作者是HansZimmer。
平心而论，如果这首歌能在当时1分48秒后被剪辑成《I'm going Home》的凯旋旋律，那就更加震撼了，象征着英雄们胜利后会像国王一样归来！歌曲欣赏飞上云端*一直是魔兽3游戏中* *种族的忠实玩家，这也是将MV命名为亡灵序曲的初衷。
然而*早期制作的亡灵序曲MV是为了纪念魔兽争霸3中的亡灵种族。
在魔兽的历史背景中，是亡灵天灾和它的骑士阿尔萨斯。
随着魔兽世界在中国的普及和崛起，魔兽世界中出现了大量的亡灵玩家(也就是被遗忘者)。
至于不死序曲MV，则成为魔兽世界玩家心目中魔兽世界歌曲的代表作，这也导致很多人误将《黎明》的中文名字称为不死序曲。
我最喜欢的一部电影奇迹的缔造者英语作文
我最喜欢的一部电影奇迹的缔造者英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Favorite Movie - The Miracle WorkerDo you like movies? I love them! Especially ones with cool stories about kids. My all-time favorite movie is called "The Miracle Worker." It's an old black and white movie from 1962, but it's still the best movie ever in my opinion! Let me tell you all about it.The Miracle Worker is based on a true story about a little girl named Helen Keller who couldn't see, hear, or speak. Can you imagine not being able to see the bright sun, hear birds chirping, or talk to your family? That must have been really hard for her. Helen was very smart but she acted wildly because she couldn't communicate with anyone around her.When Helen was about 7 years old, her parents hired a teacher named Annie Sullivan to come live with them and try to teach Helen how to communicate. Annie was just a young woman around 20 years old, but she was determined to help Helen. She had a really tough job ahead of her!Annie moved into the Keller's house and immediately started working with Helen, using hand signs and fingerspelling into her palm to spell out words. But Helen didn't understand at first. She would kick and scream and have tantrums whenever Annie tried to teach her. Annie never gave up though. She stayed firm but patient.There's one super famous scene that's my favorite part of the whole movie. Annie and Helen are eating breakfast together when Annie tries signing the word "w-a-t-e-r" into Helen's hand as she lets water run over it. Suddenly, Helen makes the connection that the signing is a word representing the cool liquid! Her face lights up in amazement as she finally grasps the concept that everything has a word to describe it. It's such an exciting moment!From then on, Annie keeps teaching Helen more and more words by signing into her hand. Over time, Helen goes from a wild, disconnected child into a brilliant young lady who can communicate through signing. Watching her journey of finally understanding people and the world around her is incredible. By the end, Helen can read, write, and even learn to speak!I admire Annie's perseverance and dedication to teaching Helen so much. She worked tirelessly day and night, never givingup even when it seemed impossible. And I'm in awe of Helen's courage, intelligence, and eagerness to learn despite her disabilities. They both inspired me.The acting in The Miracle Worker is fantastic too. The girl who plays Helen does an amazing job conveying the frustrations of not being able to express herself. And the actress who plays Annie is equally convincing with her mix of strictness and compassion as a teacher. Even though it's an older film, the performances still feel so real and moving.I've probably watched The Miracle Worker like ten times already! Every time I see it, I'm reminded of how fortunate I am to be able to see, hear, and speak - gifts that Helen had to work incredibly hard to gain. Her true story motivates me to never take things for granted and always keep trying my best, no matter how difficult something is.If you haven't seen The Miracle Worker yet, I cannot recommend it enough! The plot is engaging, the acting is superb, and the overall message is beautiful and inspiring. It explores really important themes like perseverance, communication, and the resilience of the human spirit. Plus, it's based on the remarkable real-life experiences of Helen Keller, who went on to become an amazing woman.So those are all the reasons why The Miracle Worker is my absolute favorite film. I could seriously watch it over and over again! It never fails to captivate me from beginning to end. After seeing it, you'll want to hug your loved ones a little tighter and be grateful for all the ways you can perceive and interact with the world. What's not to love about that?篇2My Favorite Movie: The Miracle WorkerThe Miracle Worker is the bestest movie ever! It's about a girl named Helen Keller who couldn't see or hear anything. Can you imagine not being able to see colors and pretty things? Or not hearing birds singing and people's voices? That must have been really hard for her.Helen lived a long time ago in the 1800s. Back then, there weren't a lot of schools or teachers for kids who were deaf and blind like Helen. A lot of people didn't understand how to help them learn. Helen's parents loved her very much but didn't know what to do. She would get really mad and throw tantrums all the time because she couldn't communicate. It made her family sad to see her so upset and frustrated.Then one day, a teacher named Annie Sullivan came to stay with Helen's family. Annie had a really tough life when she was a kid too. She went blind for a while from an eye disease. But she never gave up and worked super hard until she could see again. Annie learned how to read and write and became a teacher.When Annie first met Helen, she was a spoiled brat who didn't listen to anyone. Annie could tell Helen was really smart deep down, but she didn't know any words or manners. Helen would hit people, knock food off the table, and make a huge mess. Her parents tried to discipline her but it didn't work. Annie knew she had to teach Helen the right way, no matter how hard it was.Annie moved into the Keller's house to be Helen's teacher. From morning until night, she worked on teaching Helen words using hand signs and fingerspelling. Helen wouldn't cooperate at first. She thought Annie's lessons were no fun and would try to run away. But Annie never ever gave up. She was tougher than a barrel of rocks!The biggest fight happened when they were eating dinner. Helen was being a brat again, grabbing food off people's plates and throwing it everywhere. Man, she made such a pigsty! Annie had finally had enough. She dragged Helen to the water pumpoutside and started spelling W-A-T-E-R into her hand while pumping the water. Annie forced Helen's hand under the water over and over until Helen finally made the connection - those motions meant "water"!It was like a huge lightbulb went on in Helen's brain. She realized that everything had a word and a sign. Annie could name the world for her! Helen got so excited and started feeling Annie's mouth and hands as she spelled more words like M-I-L-K and C-A-K-E. Learning was like magic!From then on, Helen studied like crazy. Annie taught her how to read, write, do math, and speak out loud. Helen's parents were amazed watching their "miracle worker" teacher open up their daughter's mind. Helen learned so fast that she was even able to go to school with other kids her age after a few years.When Helen grew up, she became a famous writer, speaker, and helper for other deaf and blind people. She traveled all around America and met every U.S. President from Grover Cleveland to Lyndon B. Johnson. Worldwide, she inspired millions by showing that disabled people could achieve anything through determination. None of that would have been possible without the dedication of her brilliant teacher Annie Sullivan.I love the story of The Miracle Worker because it has so much heart and inspiration. Annie and Helen never quit on each other, no matter how difficult life became. Their bond is unbreakable friendship goals! The acting is wonderful too, especially by Patty Duke who plays Helen with so much raw emotion and energy. And the black and white cinematography looks beautiful, like watching a moving painting.Most importantly, this true story motivates me to work harder and appreciate the gifts of sight and sound. I'm lucky that learning comes easier for me than it did for Helen. But her courage reminds me to have patience, be determined, and never give up on myself or my dreams. If Helen could overcome being deaf and blind, then I can overcome whatever obstacles come my way too. She's living proof that human potential is limitless as long as you have supportive people in your life like Annie Sullivan. Heroes get remembered, but legends like the Miracle Worker never die!篇3My Favorite Movie: The Miracle MakerHi there! My name is Tommy and I'm going to tell you all about my favorite movie ever - The Miracle Maker! It's ananimated Bible story movie about Jesus and it's just super awesome. I've watched it like a bajillion times and I never get tired of it.The movie starts out with Jesus when he was just a kid. He lives in Nazareth with his mom Mary, his dad Joseph who is a woodworker, and all his brothers and sisters. Even as a little boy, you can tell Jesus is really special. He's always kind to everyone, even the mean kids who tease him. And he has these amazing abilities that hint at the miracles he'll do when he grows up.My favorite part when Jesus is little is when he resurrects his friend Reuben's dog Samson after it dies. Reuben is so sad but Jesus just touches Samson and POOF! The puppy comes right back to life, wagging his tail! It's a really touching scene that always makes me smile. Jesus was born to work wonders.Fast forward and now Jesus is all grown up. He goes out into the wilderness to figure out his path in life. This part is super cool because you see Jesus having to resist the temptations of the Devil, who tries to trick him in these intense scenes. But Jesus is wise and faith-filled and he passes every test. I'm always cheering for him!After that, Jesus starts his ministry of teaching people about God's love and performing incredible miracles to prove he's thereal deal. We see him cure sick people, give sight to the blind, and even bring a dead child back to life! The animations during the miracles are breathtaking.My absolute favorite miracle is when Jesus calms the raging storm on the Sea of Galilee. All the apostles are freaking out because the winds and waves are going crazy and threatening to capsize their boat. But Jesus just stands up, raises his arms, and BOOM - the storm totally chills out and the sea goes flat as glass! The looks on the apostles' faces are priceless. I get chills every time.Of course, the saddest part is when Jesus is arrested, put on trial with Pontius Pilate, and then crucified. The scenes of his suffering are hard to watch, even though everything is done tastefully since it's a kids' movie. When he's nailed to the cross, I always have to fight back tears. But then, THREE DAYS LATER, Jesus rises from the dead Take that, Satan! The miracle of the resurrection is what Christianity is all about and it's so powerful.Overall, I just love how The Miracle Maker takes all the most important Bible stories about Jesus and brings them to life with beautiful artwork and an inspiring musical score. Watching it makes me feel happy, hopeful, and proud to be a Christian. If you haven't seen this movie, you seriously have to! It's a bonafideclassic for kids and grownups alike. Two thumbs up (actually make that two THOUSAND thumbs up) for The Miracle Maker篇4My Favorite Movie: The Miracle MakerHi there! Today I want to tell you about my all-time favorite movie. It's called "The Miracle Maker" and it's an animated film that tells the story of Jesus from the Bible. I know some people might think a movie about Jesus sounds boring, but let me tell you, this one is super cool!The thing that makes this movie so amazing is the way it's animated. Instead of using regular cartoon characters, the animators used a technique called claymation. That means all the characters and scenes are made out of clay models and figurines! Can you imagine how much work that must have been? The claymakers had to sculpt every single character, animal, building, and object out of clay. Then they had to move them just a little bit at a time to make them look like they're moving in the movie. It's kind of like a zillion little stop-motion movies put together into one big film!The clay figurines are so detailed and lifelike. Jesus looks kind and peaceful, with a gentle smile. Mary his mother looks soloving and caring. The apostles like Peter and John have expressions that seem to change with every scene as they experience joy, confusion, sadness, and finally wonder at the miracles Jesus performs. Even the extras in crowds look unique - you can see emotions on their clay faces.And the settings look spectacular too. The town of Nazareth seems to come alive with its winding streets and busy markets. The sea of Galilee has crashing clay waves. The desert landscapes have clay cacti and rocky cliffs. My favorite scene might be when Jesus walks on the water during a storm - the choppy waves rise up in glazed clay shapes all around him. It seems impossible that it's all sculpted from clay and moved an inch at a time, but that's what makes it a miracle of animation!The story follows Jesus from his birth to his resurrection after being crucified. Even though it covers some sad events, the movie has a ton of fun and joyful moments too. There are miracles like Jesus turning water into wine, walking on water, feeding thousands with just a few loaves and fishes, and healing sick people. The apostles are always cracking jokes or getting themselves into silly situations that had me laughing out loud. There's this one scene where Peter tries to walk on water to Jesus but immediately starts sinking - I loved that part!My favorite character is definitely the young girl named Musha. She's not in the Bible stories, but the filmmakers created her character as a way to experience Jesus's journey from the perspective of a child. Musha is inquisitive, funny, and full of energy. At the start, she actually makes fun of Jesus because she doesn't understand who he is. But as she sees his miracles unfold, her eyes are opened and she becomes one of his followers. At the end when Jesus rises from the dead, the look of amazement and joy on Musha's clay face says it all. She represents all the children who were impacted by witnessing the miraculous life of Jesus.I've watched The Miracle Maker like a zillion times and it never gets old. The story is inspiring, the animation is groundbreaking, and the overall movie fills me with a sense of hope and happiness. Whenever I'm feeling down, I just pop in the DVD and get transported to the clay-animated world of ancient Israel and the life of Jesus. By the end, I always have a big smile on my face thanks to the miracles of this movie! If you haven't seen it, I super duper recommend checking it out. You'll be glad you did!篇5My Favorite Movie: Miracle WorkersWow, I just watched the best movie ever! It's called Miracle Workers and it's so awesome. Let me tell you all about it!Miracle Workers is about these funny people who work in the Heavenly offices. They help answer prayers from people on Earth and try to make miracles happen. The main character is a nice guy named Craig. He's an angel, but he's really bad at his job. He can never get any miracles to work right.Craig's boss is the big boss God herself! God is played by this hilarious comedian named Steve Buscemi. He's really good at playing grumpy old men, but in this movie he's grumpy old God. God is always yelling at Craig for messing up and threatening to send him to that bad place nobody wants to go.Craig's best friend is another angel named Eliza. Eliza is played by Geraldine Viswanathan, and she's so cool and pretty. She tries to help Craig not get fired by God all the time. Their friendship is really nice, almost like they're married but not for real.The funniest part of the whole movie is God's team of angel employees. There's a silly guy named Sanjay who gets made fun of a lot. And a tough angel lady named Rosie who's always threatening to punch people. They get in all kinds of ridiculoussituations when prayers get messed up. It's so hilarious seeing angels act like regular people at a lousy office job.In the first season, God decides she's had enough of humans acting so bad on Earth. So she's going to press a button and blow up the whole planet! Craig and Eliza have to figure out a way to stop her by making some huge miracles work. They only have a few weeks before God ends the world.There are so many funny parts as they try miracle after miracle. Like when they shrink themselves down tiny and get stuck inside a man's body. Or when Craig's soul gets switched into a dog's body. Or when God accidentally turns a whole town into chaos by making everyone's thoughts come out of their mouths. It's just non-stop laughs the whole time!What I really love about Miracle Workers is how it takes these big spiritual ideas like Heaven, miracles, and the end of the world, and makes them so silly and fun. The angels curse a lot and make rude jokes, which is really funny since you never see that in other movies about religion. It's an awesome fresh take on Angels and God.At the end of season 1, Craig and Eliza finally figure out a way to make God happy so she doesn't destroy Earth. Phew, thatwas a close one! Just when you think the story is over, it does something crazy for season 2.Season 2 takes place in the Middle Ages instead of Heaven! All the same actors come back but as totally new characters. Now Steve Buscemi plays an angry Spanish prince, and the angels Craig and Eliza are his goofy servants. It's so wild seeing the actors you know in brand new roles.This time around, the prince goes on a quest to find true happiness. His servants Craig and Eliza have to help him by using miracles and causing all kinds of mayhem. There's one really funny episode where they put on a big play making fun of the prince. I won't spoil how it ends, but it's another awesome season with so many surprises!I hope there's a season 3 of Miracle Workers soon because I need more! This show is just so clever and original. The writers take big important topics and spin them into hilariously irreverent comedy. While still having a kind heart underneath it all about finding meaning in life.I really look up to Craig as the hero too. Sure, he's a huge screw-up angel who can never get miracles right. But he never gives up on helping people. He's always trying his best no matterwhat God or anyone else says. I want to have that kind of determination when things get tough.Miracle Workers is my new favorite show of all time! It has nonstop jokes, creative stories, and awesome performances from the whole cast. If you like crazy, one-of-a-kind comedies, then you have to watch Miracle Workers. It's an absolute miracle of a show that will have you laughing till the very end!篇6My Favorite Movie: The Miracle WorkerHi friends! Today I want to tell you about my absolute favorite movie of all time - "The Miracle Worker"! It's an older movie that came out in 1962, but it's simply amazing. I've probably watched it a hundred times and I never get tired of it.The Miracle Worker is based on a true story about a young girl named Helen Keller who became blind, deaf, and unable to speak when she was just a baby after getting a terrible sickness called "brain fever." Poor Helen lived in darkness and silence, completely cut off from the world around her. She threw violent tantrums and her parents didn't know how to help her communicate or behave properly.When Helen was around 6 years old, her parents hired a tutor named Annie Sullivan to come live with them and try to get through to Helen. Annie herself had gone blind as a child but regained her sight after an operation. She could understand how frustrated and isolated Helen must have felt.Annie moved into the Keller home and immediately started trying all kinds of ways to teach Helen words and discipline her wild behavior. But Helen fought her every step of the way, kicking and scratching and refusing to cooperate at all. Their battle of wills made for some of the most intense scenes I've ever witnessed in a movie!In one iconic scene, Annie is desperately trying to teach Helen the word "w-a-t-e-r" by pumping water over her hands at the pump outside while forcefully spelling the letters into Helen's palm. Helen is screaming and thrashing around violently, unable to make the connection that those letters represent the liquid flowing over her hands.For weeks, they repeated these lessons over and over again, with Helen resisting and lashing out the entire time. It was like Annie was trying to break through the walls of a fortress to reach the bright, curious mind trapped inside Helen's body. I was onthe edge of my seat wondering if Annie would ever get through to her student.Then finally, after relentlessly hammering away (both literally and figuratively!), the big breakthrough happened. In another famous scene set at the breakfast table, Annie is once again signing the word "w-a-t-e-r" into Helen's hand as the condensation from Helen's pitcher drips onto her fingers.All of a sudden, the lightbulb goes on in Helen's mind and she makes the connection between the word and the liquid! Her face lights up with dawning comprehension as she excitedly realizes that EVERYTHING has a word and a meaning behind it. From that profound moment on, Helen is unstoppable, eagerly soaking up words and language like a thirsty sponge.The second half of the film shows Annie patiently teaching the newly-enlightened Helen how to speak, read, write, and behave properly over many years of study. I loved seeing the deep friendship and trust that developed between the dedicated teacher and her brilliant pupil through all their hard work together.By the end, the once-feral Helen Keller has blossomed into a polite, intelligent, well-spoken young woman. In the final scene, we see the grown-up Helen graduating from college as the newvaledictorian, able to deliver her speech and accept her diploma with Annie proudly looking on. I had tears in my eyes seeing the "miracle" that Annie's perseverance had worked in Helen's life.There are so many inspiring messages wrapped up in this unforgettable true story. It shows that disability is not inability, and that a determined human spirit can overcome any obstacles through sheer force of will. It celebrates the life-changing impact that one compassionate teacher can have on a student's life. And it proves that the human mind has an amazing capacity to learn and grow when given the right guidance and opportunity.The acting performances from Patty Duke as Helen Keller and Anne Bancroft as Annie Sullivan are simply out of this world amazing. Even as a little kid, I could feel the vast range of emotions they powerfully conveyed - from rage and anguish to courage and sheer joy. Their commitment to realisticly portraying Helen's disabilities and the physicality of their clashes was incredibly convincing.Everything about this movie is top-notch, from the beautiful set designs of the Keller family home to the rousing musical score that swells at all the pivotal, goosebump-inducing moments. The quick pacing and high dramatic stakes keep youglued to the screen from start to finish. I've never once been bored while watching it.To me, The Miracle Worker is a masterpiece of inspirational storytelling and a must-see cinema classic. I hope I've convinced you to check it out for yourselves! This film always fires me up to study hard, never give up on learning new things, and treasure the gift of education that so many people sadly lack access to around the world.I'll leave you with one of my very favorite quotes from the movie's bible-inspired opening lines:"And a child shall lead them. Out of the depths of ignorance, through the harrowing wilderness of rebellion, to the wide fertile fields of knowledge and freedom."Watching little Helen Keller's miraculous journey out of her "depths of ignorance" never fails to motivate me to be a lifelong student just like her. Thanks for reading, friends!。
希腊神话与圣经谚语
1.An Apple of Discord争斗之源；不和之因；祸根An Apple of Discord直译为"纠纷的苹果"，出自荷马史诗Iliad中的希腊神话故事传说希腊阿耳戈英雄(Argonaut)珀琉斯(Peleus)和爱琴海海神涅柔斯的女儿西蒂斯(Thetis)在珀利翁山举行婚礼，大摆宴席。
他们邀请了奥林匹斯上(Olympus)的诸神参加喜筵，不知是有意还是无心，惟独没有邀请掌管争执的女神厄里斯(Eris)。
这位女神恼羞成怒，决定在这次喜筵上制造不和。
于是，她不请自来，并悄悄在筵席上放了一个金苹果，上面镌刻着"属于最美者"几个字。
天后赫拉(Hera)，智慧女神雅典娜(Athena)、爱与美之神阿芙罗狄蒂(Aphrodite)，都自以为最美，应得金苹果，获得"最美者"称号。
她们争执不下，闹到众神之父宙斯(Zeus)那里，但宙斯碍于难言之隐，不愿偏袒任何一方，就要她们去找特洛伊的王子帕里斯(Paris)评判。
三位女神为了获得金苹果，都各自私许帕里斯以某种好处：赫拉许给他以广袤国土和掌握富饶财宝的权利，雅典娜许以文武全才和胜利的荣誉，阿芙罗狄蒂则许他成为世界上最美艳女子的丈夫。
年青的帕里斯在富贵、荣誉和美女之间选择了后者，便把金苹果判给爱与美之神。
为此，赫拉和雅典娜怀恨帕里斯，连带也憎恨整个特洛伊人。
后来阿芙罗狄蒂为了履行诺言，帮助帕里斯拐走了斯巴达国王墨涅俄斯的王后——绝世美女海伦(Helen)，从而引起了历时10年的特洛伊战争。
不和女神厄里斯丢下的那个苹果，不仅成了天上3位女神之间不和的根源，而且也成为了人间2个民族之间战争的起因。
因此，在英语中产生了an apple of discord这个成语，常用来比喻any subject of disagreement and contention; the root of the trouble; dispute等意义这个成语最初为公元2世纪时的古罗马历史学家马克·朱里·尤斯丁(Marcus Juninus Justinus)所使用，后来广泛的流传到欧洲许多语言中去，成为了一个国际性成语。
2017年十大动感人心歌曲_世界十大摇滚歌曲
2017年十大动感人心歌曲_世界十大摇滚歌曲想知道有哪些是十大动感人心歌曲吗?唱到您感动流泪的歌曲。
以下是小编为您收集整理提供到的范文，欢迎阅读参考，希望对你有所帮助!2017年十大动感人心歌曲_世界十大摇滚歌曲十大动感人心歌曲1、the dawn《the dawn》这是一首网上广为流传的关于魔兽争霸3的亡灵族的MV，其中动画部分由WarCraft3里面的过场CG剪辑而成，背景音乐为芬兰Dreamtale乐队的曲子The Dawn，改编自美国大片《The Rock勇闯夺命岛》中的经典插曲，所以听起来有相似之处。
2、Hero's Theme《Heros Theme》这首乐曲出自次世代新主机XBOX360上面的一款作品：《Kameo卡美奥》，是由著名的英国RARE工作室开发的。
其配乐是由捷克的一个很出名的乐团做的。
3、the mass《the mass》主打曲目The Mass[弥撒曲]是十七世纪欧洲教会音乐，起源于德国，节奏强劲紧凑，用声音营造出了一种人所不能触及的壮大与压力，中间不失去优美圣洁的曲调搭配，但是后来似乎被纳粹选作精神洗礼的一种工具，不过从音乐角度来说，这样旋律实在不应该被战争的结果左右。
之后像Michael Jackson等众多艺术家把它改编成为气势磅礴的进行曲、开场乐。
4、She is my sin《she is my sin》对Cser们来说，《NightWish夜愿》的歌曲早已深入人心，众所皆知，世界不少顶级战队的宣传片都采用的是他们的歌曲，NightWish的歌曲大都是金属音乐，而这首She is My Sin 就是1.6版CS的主题曲，很多翻译版本的1.6进入界面就会响起这首歌，当你在游戏前更改各种按键设置的时候，这首歌仿佛预示着大战马上爆发。
在she is my sin出名后，因为其震撼的歌声，成为许多视频或集锦的音乐。
5、Rock House Jail《rock house jail》电影《勇闯夺命岛》中的音乐，承担本片配乐的是好莱坞三大配乐大师之一—汉斯季莫，本片的配乐非常优美，以至于在全球各媒体都借用，仅CCTV就在1、2、5、10等频道都出现过。
荷马史诗英文金句
荷马史诗英文金句1. 'Sing, O Muse, of the anger of Achilles...' - The Iliad2. 'There is the heat of Love, the pulsing rush of Longing, the lover’s whisper, irresistible—magic to make the sanest man go mad.' - The Iliad3. 'The blade itself incites to deeds of violence.' - The Odyssey4. 'I am Laertes’ son, Odysseus, men hold me formidable for guile in peace and war.' - The Odyssey5. 'Hateful to me as the gates of Hades is that man who hides one thing in his heart and speaks another.' - The Iliad6. 'No man or woman born, coward or brave, can shun his destiny.' - The Odyssey7. 'Let me not then die ingloriously and without a struggle, but let me first do some great thing that shall be told among men hereafter.' - The Iliad8. 'But now, let us put away our wrath, even as it is right for men to yield to the immortal gods.' - The Iliad9. 'Hateful to me as are the gates of hell, is he who, hiding one thing in his heart, utters another.' - The Odyssey10. 'Of suffering and endurance, of grief and joy, we are woven into the pattern of life, and the fabric of our being isset with pearls of remembrance.' - The Odyssey。
《最长的一天》完整中英文对照剧本
伦敦广播法国人致其同胞的公告London calling, with Frenchmen speaking to their countrymen. 法国沦陷区第二次世界大战第五年看啊多么动人的场面Take a look at that. What a handsome sight...第三帝国的骄傲the pride of the Third Reich.勇敢的中士送咖啡给滩头炮兵The brave sergeant taking coffee to the beachgunners.这就是猪猡眼中高等民族的一个例证So that's a sample of the master race in a pig's eye.德军西线总司令冯·龙德施泰特陆军元帅法国卡昂地区抵抗组织成员伊妮恩·波伊塔怎么回事What's going on here?Tr V P I P－要塞总指挥部圣米尔伊格里斯镇长药剂师亚历山大·雷诺在这黑暗的时刻在这黑暗的夜里In this darkest hour, in the gloom of night...我们没必要绝望we must not despair.皮尔·路易斯·罗兰德我们要保持我们最初的信念坚定不移Let us keep our faith intact,unswerving!为了我们每个人For each of us...自♥由♥正在来临deliverance is coming.沃纳·普拉斯凯少校德军第三五二海防师我们要在整个海岸布下地雷和障碍物We need mines and obstacles along the whole coast.包括每一个海滩每一个沙丘At every beach, on every dune...每一块礁石on every rock.已经布置了多少How many have been installed?四百万陆军元帅Four million, Herr Field Marshal.-六百万 -我们的人一刻未停- Six million. - Our men are constantly deployed.德军第十五集团军司令汉斯·冯·萨尔穆特上将根本没有提及休整的事There's no point in even discussing rest.-部队已经精疲力竭了 -亲爱的冯·萨尔穆特...- The troops are completely exhausted. - My dear Herr von Salmuth... 你更愿意让你的部下which would your troops rather be...筋疲力尽还是丧命exhausted or dead?看看这各位Just look at it, gentlemen.如此宁静详和How calm, how peaceful it is.横亘在英国和欧陆之间的这片水域A strip of water between England and the Continent...盟军和我们各据一方between the Allies and us.但是在那头平静的地平线上潜伏着一头怪兽But beyond that peaceful horizon, a monster waits.整装待发的部队军舰和飞机A coiled spring of men, ships and planes...想要一举击溃我们straining to be released against us.但没有一名盟军士兵能登上这片海滩But not a single Allied soldier shall reach the shore.没有一名盎格魯美♥利♥坚♥人能涉足这片海滩Not a single Anglo- American shall set foot on the beaches.无论这次入侵来自何时何地Whenever or wherever this invasion may come, gentlemen...我都会将敌军歼灭在海岸边I shall destroy the enemy there, at the water's edge.相信我各位Believe me, gentlemen.入侵的头二十四小时将成为关键The first 24 hours of the invasion will be decisive.对于盟军和我军来说都将是最漫长的一天For the Allies as well as the Germans, it will be the longest day...最漫长的一天the longest day.最长的一天德军西线总司令部参谋长冈瑟尔·布鲁门特里特少将德军西线总司令部法国巴黎郊区-魏尔伦的诗 -是的第一节[《秋歌♥》]- The poem by Verlaine? - Yes, the first verse.倒回重放Play it back!安静Silence!德军第十五集团军反间谍处处长海默斯·梅耶中校伦敦广播法国人致其同胞的公告Frenchmen speaking to their countrymen.这是一些与个人有关的口信Here are some personal messages."秋天的小提琴那长长的呜咽""The long sobs of the violins of autumn."重复I repeat:"秋天的小提琴那长长的呜咽""The long sobs of the violins of autumn."有没有通知所有指挥部Have you notified all commands?如果柏林方面是对的那我们截听到第二节时If Berlin is right, when we intercept the second verse...就表示入侵将在二十四小时内发动it will mean the invasion will come within 24 hours.给我看看第二节Give me the text of the second verse."用单调的忧郁刺伤我的心""Wounds my heart with a monotonous languor."去年我们截听了数以百计的信息数以百计We've intercepted hundreds of messages in the last year, hundreds! 我一而再再而三地下令戒备I've ordered alerts again and again.为什么这首诗会比其他信息有更多意味Why should this poem mean more than other messages?告诉我Tell me this:它会提供任何敌军何时何地入侵的线索吗Does it give us any clue as to where they will land and when?当然不会Of course it doesn't.有五十万军队由我指挥I have half a million men under my command.如果我不断下令戒备的话该如何维持军纪How can I maintain discipline if I keep my troops on the alert...就因为柏林一对傻瓜截听到的一首诗just because a pair of nitwits in Berlin intercept a poem?不布鲁门特里特不用戒备No, Blumentritt, no alert.尤其是在这种天气And especially not in this weather.-还有事吗 -没有长官u3000- Anything else? - No, sir.早陆军元帅Good morning, field marshal.-有情况吗 -没有什么要紧的情况- Any news? - Nothing important.昨天下午加莱遭到了轰炸Fighter bombers hit the Pas- de- Calais yesterday afternoon.昨晚没发生其他事风暴要来了Nothing much happened last night. The storm.我关心的只是今早这场风暴That's all I'm interested in this morning, the storm.不知从哪来的把我的玫瑰都吹坏了It came from nowhere, blew my roses to bits.海峡上的浪有五英尺高There are 5- foot waves in the Channel...风速每小时三十到四十英里and winds of 30 to 40 miles per hour.以六月而言For the month of June...是二十年来最恶劣的海峡风暴it's the worst Channel storm in 20 years.隆美尔打算请求希♥特♥勒♥调遣两个装甲师到诺曼底我到贝希特斯加登晋见元首的事怎么样了My appointment at Berchtesgaden?约德尔将军今天要去见元首General Jodl will see the Fuhrer today...并为您安排晋见and confirm the appointment for you.您还是要按计划去回德国吗Will you still go to Germany as planned?还能找到更好的时间吗Can you think of a better time?这种天气看来要持续到下星期The weather is expected to continue like this for another week.英国盟军一千一百零八座军营之一快跟上下一个Snap it up. Jerk the lead.快跟上下一个Snap it up. Jerk the lead.快跟上下一个Snap it up. Jerk the lead.又要我们吃这玩意You expect us to eat this slop again?我才不管你吃不吃老兄I don't care what you do with it, mac.不想吃扔掉好了Eat it, throw it out.我靠做这个拿薪水I get paid for cooking it.得了添上吧Come on. Put it on.快跟上Snap it up.下一个Jerk the lead.你没睡觉吗Didn't you get any sleep?开玩笑自打来这我就没睡过Are you kidding? I haven't slept since we got here.我得到确切消息I got the absolute lowdown.就在今晚是真的It's on for tonight. For sure.是吗Yeah.我和F连一个家伙掷骰子时听说的I got in this crap game with this guy from F Company.-他是个将军的传令兵 -快来快来u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000 - He's an orderly for some general.- Move it. Move it.嘿哈奇Hey, Hutchy!哈奇我有事要问你Hutchy, I want to ask you something.嘿哈奇森Hey, Hutchinson...如果是重要行动会让我们写信回家吗do you think they'd let me writehome? If it was really important? 不可能伙计得保密Not likely, mate. Security.老丘吉尔并不相信我们I don't think old Churchill trusts us.是写给我太太她快生了It's the wife, you see. She's going to have a baby.第一个孩子是吧Your first, is it?不是我的但我很担心她Oh, it's not mine, but I'm dead worried about her.她身体不是很好She's not too strong, you see.老兄那儿真臭Man, that stink.有柴油临时厕所呕吐物Diesel oil, backed- up toilets, vomit.没有地方安置病号♥And there ain't no place left to get sick in.呕吐袋都满了The puke bags is full.消防桶也吐满了The fire buckets is full.只剩下钢盔还能用All we got left is our helmets.六月June.我老头子每年六月总是带我去露营Every June my old man used to take me camping...在蓝岭上边up in the Blue Mountains.我们整天都打猎钓鱼We'd hunt and fish all day long.到了晚上And at night...我们就睡在星光之下we'd sleep out under the stars.连毛毯都不用Didn't even need a blanket.六月June.又是风又是雨Wind and rain. Wind and rain.还有完没完Don't it ever stop?看老爹我只想着出发Look, Dad, all I want to do is get going.管它风还是雨哪怕降落在艾菲尔铁塔上都行Wind or no wind. Even if we land in Paris on the Eiffel Tower. -想想看 -中校找我们- Come to think of it - Colonel wants us.所有人All of us.第五O五团第二营营长本杰明·范迪沃特中校我接到通知计划有变I've notified the adjutant, change in schedule.美军第八十二空降师今天碰头会之后After briefing session today...所有部队都要参与地面作战布署all troops will participate in ground tactics and deployment.在这种天气吗头In this weather, sir?当然哈丁你能保证降落在法国时Of course, Harding, if you can ensure that we'll land in France... -是大晴天吗 -我不是这意思- in sunshine and dry weather. - Didn't mean that.-那是什么意思 -不是指天气u3000u3000- What did you mean? - It isn't the weather.是等待时间大伙都等不及了It's the waiting. These men are itching to go.我想用不着我来提醒你I don't think I have to remind you...这场战争已经持续将近五年了that this war has been going on for almost five years.半个欧洲遭到侵占Half of Europe has been overrun and occupied.我们是属于新来的We're comparative newcomers.英国从一九四○年起就一直面临入侵如芒在背England's gone through a blitz with a knife at her throat since 1940. 我相信他们也迫不及待地想要反♥攻♥I am quite sure that they too are impatient and itching to go.说得够清楚了吗Do I make myself clear?是的头很清楚Yes, sir. Quite clear.有三百万人驻扎在这个岛上Three million men penned up on this island.象这样的兵营遍及整个英格兰All over England, in staging areas like this.我们正处在有史以来最重要时刻的前沿We're on the threshold of the most crucial day of our times.三百万人在这Three million men out there...蓄势待发就为了这一刻keyed up, and waiting for that big step- off.实际上不止是他们They aren't exactly alone.通知部队下午二点前收拾好行装Notify the men. Full packs and equipment, 1400 hours.是头Yes, sir.美军第二十九步兵师副师长诺曼·D·科塔准将他们说都能派上用场They said they have both issues available.我更喜欢这一款比较宽松I prefer this type. It allows you more freedom.登陆后脱起来比较快Quicker to get rid of when we hit the beach.-怎么样 -定下来了- Well? - It's on.今晚照计划进行Tonight, as scheduled.-只要天气不更糟 -还能更糟吗u3000- If the weather isn't worse. - How worse can it get?艾克召集高层在九点三十开会Ike has called a high- level conference for 9:30.我不是艾森豪威尔我是副师长I am not Eisenhower. I am an assistant division commander.我什么都不管但他不能再取消I don't know from nothing, but he can't call it off again.弗兰克关掉那玩意Frank, turn that thing off.四千艘船都已装备好Four thousand ships loaded for bear.部队做好了出发准备Troops ready to go.一万一千架飞机在随时待命Eleven thousand planes on the line.加上一万八千伞兵和天知道有多少的滑翔机Eighteen thousand paratroopers. God only knows how many gliders. 诺尔放松点Norm, relax.皇家空军说大风随时可能停止RAF says the gale can stop as suddenly as it began.所以他们前天昨天都这么对我们说So they told us yesterday and the day before.诺尔Look, Norm.我们所有人We're all of us just as...都和你一样盼着开始行动...dedicated to this thing as you are, just as anxious to get going.也包括艾克And that includes Ike.如果他再次取消行动一定有他的理由Now if he calls it off again, he knows what he's doing.他当然有理由这我知道Of course he does. I know that.我考虑的是突击部队一共二十万人I'm just thinking about those assault troops. 200,000 of them...呆在船上恐怕吐得七荤八素了...out there on those ships. They're probably seasick as hell.有些人在"澡盆子"里呆了都快三天了Some of those men have been on those tubs for almost three days. 行动吧I say go.行动管它天气不天气Go. Weather or no weather.不No!我押一百来吧A hundred on the bone! Let's go.-给我五十块我输光了 -我手气也不怎么样u3000- Hey, give me 50 bucks. I'm busted. - I'm not doing so good myself. 借我五十块行吗Hey, lend me 50 bucks?-借我二十块行吗 -去死吧u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000- Lend me 20 bucks? - Drop dead.借我十块行吗Lend me 10?-五十块一注 -我有u3000u3000u3000- Fifty on a bet. - I got it.一二三四五One, two, three, four, five.五十Fifty!让我听听让我听听Let me hear it, let me hear it.-五和二四和三 -六这样才对嘛- Five and two, four and three. - Six! That's the way we go!一直是七点的邪门真邪门Seven points in a row.It ain't logical, it just ain't logical.-这把押一百块 -一百块再加二十- There's 100 out there. - A hundred dollars, $20.还有要押吗Anything open?-再来四十 -再来四十- Forty more. - Forty more.你有赌注了You got a bet.-好了你♥他♥妈♥ -等等等一下u3000- okey,you mother-loveing - Just a minute. Wait a minute.拿着用这个Here you are. Use this.-你不会以为 -没什么以为u3000- You don't think l'd - I don't think anything.我只是想听到杯子发出的声音I just like to hear the sound when it comes out of the cup.就这样摇吧That's it. Shake it.好了让我看看你的运气来开吧Okay. Let me see what you do with it now. Go ahead. Shoot.-是什么 -没什么u3000- What is it? - Nothing.-七 -正是我想要的- Seven! - That's what I wanted!是谁拿这杯子来的Who put this cup in the game?-下一把谁来掷 -我押一百块u3000u3000- Next shooter. Who's coming up? - I'll go $100.他下一百有谁接盘He's shooting 100. Who's got it?-看好你的赌注 -一百块u3000u3000u3000- Watch your side bets. - A hundred dollars.有我的信吗舒尔茨的You got a letter for me. Schultz, huh?有在这Yeah, that's it.谢谢伙计Thanks, buddy.-你赢了多少 -不多才两千五多一点- How much did you take him for? - Not much. Just a hair over 2500. -两千五 -对u3000u3000u3000- Twenty- five hundred? - Yeah.哦伙计两千五Oh, man, 2500?现在赢钱可不太妙It's too bad you had to win it now."现在"是什么意思What do you mean, now?要是今晚行动你拿这些有什么用Suppose we take off tonight. What will you do with it?五百块用来在巴黎喝酒泡马子Five I take with me to Paris to blow on the broads and wine.一千块留在这等回来再花A thou I leave here for seed when I get back.剩下的寄给我妈妈And the rest I send to my mother.哦伙计两千五还有巴黎Oh, man, 2500. And in Paris.你总这么好运You always was lucky.记得在布拉格堡那晚吗Hey, remember that night in Fort Bragg?记得I remember it.知道吗我想我该过去给自己捞上一把You know, I think I sneak over there and give it a big whang myself. 干嘛不呢没什么可输的嘛Why not? What's to lose?该死Damn it.他干嘛提布拉格堡Why did he have to mention Fort Bragg?那次掷骰子我手气很好I was lucky, all right, in that crap game.第二天空降就把腿弄断了Next day I break my leg in a jump.做了两个月牵引And two months in traction.两千五百美元Twenty- five hundred dollars.我这辈子从没有过这么多钱That's more money I ever had in my whole life.我知道I know.伙计我知道Man, I just know.我倒想知道输掉两千五百美元要多久I wonder how long it takes to lose $2500.英国皇家空军战斗机飞行员大卫·坎贝尔空军中尉来一杯特德Pint of sludge, Ted.你好戴夫看到约翰尼没有Oh, hello, Dave. Hey, you seen Johnny?有Yes.他在哪Well, where is he?说啊戴夫Come on, Dave.他借走了我的靴子I need my boots. Johnny's borrowed them.他在哪Where is he?躺在At the bottom...海底...of the Channel.你是说You mean...他死了...he's bought it?在加莱中了高射炮Ack- ack over Calais.他跳了出来可降落伞没能打开He jumped clean, ut his parachute didn't open.这个中队只乘下你了戴夫That leaves just you in the squadron, Dave.我是指一九四○年那一拨老兵I mean, of the old 1940 mob.我们这批人越变越少正是我一直担心的事情之一What's always worried me about being one of the few... ...is the way we keep on getting fewer.是的Yeah.可怜的老约翰尼Poor old Johnny.运气真糟在这当口Bad luck, it happening now.-这当口有什么区别 -他和你一样捱过了不列颠战役- Now, then. What's the difference? - He went through the Battle of Britain just like you! 要是今晚好戏上场And now if the big show starts tonight...他就不能加入...he won't be in it.请不要再提他好吗Look, will you please shut up about him?好的好的对不起对不起All right, all right. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.听说今晚的事没有You heard something about tonight?不没有什么都没听到No, no. I haven't heard anything.-那你刚才说的是什么 -这个只是...- What are you talking about then? - Well, it's just....-继续继续 -我有种预感就是在今晚- Go on, go on. - I have a feeling it's on for tonight.-如此而已 -预感u3000u3000- That's all. - A feeling.带着你的预感去别处吧Take your feeling somewhere else.我得写封信I've got a letter to write.我从早上起来时就有这种预感I've had this feeling since I woke up.整天都有这种感觉I've had it with me all day long.无法摆脱它I can't shake it off.就是今晚我知道这一点It's tonight. I know it is.好吧就是今晚All right, it's tonight.正合我意Suits me fine.今晚今天下午现在Tonight. This afternoon. Now!我是说I mean...在我喝完啤酒之后...as soon as I finish this beer.-将军你现在有空吗 -进来吧u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000 - General, can you spare me a minute? - Come in.-谢谢 -要咖啡吗- Thank you. - Can I get you coffee?-不用谢谢 -我可得来点- No, thanks. - I'll get some for myself.美军第八十二空降师副师长詹姆斯·M·加文准将还在下雨吗Is it still raining?下下停停停停下下On and off, off and on.有时我想知道上帝究竟站在哪一边Sometimes I wonder which side God's on.什么What?我说有时我想知道上帝站在哪一边I say, sometimes I wonder which side God's on.好问题Good question.你有何想法范What's on your mind, Van?我担心我们降落地点的安排I'm concerned about the placement of our drop zones.继续说Go on.我知道现在提出新方案太晚了点I know this is a hell of a late date to bring up something new...但你给我出了个难题...but you've given me a tough nut to crack.-我越想越觉得棘手 -我知道范u3000u3000u3000u3000- It gets tougher every time I try. - I know, Van.圣米尔伊格里斯座落在德军唯一能用来...Sainte- Mere- Eglise straddles the only road the Germans can use... 打入我军北翼的公路上我们必须拿下...to drive into our northern flank. But it has to be taken.而且必须守住And it has to be held.所以我才要你去范That's why I gave you the job, Van.-能用下黑板吗 -当然u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000- Can I use your board? - Of course.这是那个镇有重兵把守Here's the town. Heavily fortified.这是沼泽地德军已经引水淹没Down here is the swamp area that the Germans have flooded.这二者中间距小镇四英里处是我们的着陆点And in between, four miles from the town, is our drop zone.如果出了差错而提前着陆Now, if anything goes wrong and we undershoot...降落在沼泽地就会陷入困境...we land in this flooded area and are bogged down.如果飞过头了就会象泥鸽一样落下If we overshoot, we come down like clay pigeons...直接面对来自小镇的火力...smack dab in the center of Sainte- Mere- Eglise.所以我在附近的村子训练士兵低空跳伞That's why I gave the men training in low- level jumps near the villages. 我听说了So I've heard.我收到了来自贝克斯荷市议会的投诉Got a complaint from the city council at Bexhall.你的一些部下因飞过头而降落在市区Some of your men overshot the drop zone and landed in the town.-阻碍交通达一小时 -没错头我也在那u3000- Tied up traffic for an hour. - That's true, sir. I was with them.遭遇侧风将我们吹过了树梢Sudden crosswind hit us, swept us over the treetops...大家都给吹散了...scattered us all over the place.-你落在了哪 -落在一家女修道院的院子里- Where did you end up? - In the courtyard of a convent.放松点范坐吧Relax, Van. Sit down.几个月来我们都吃尽了苦头The last few months have been a tough grind on all of us.我听说你和你的部下一直在刻苦训练I hear you've been working yourself and your battalion hard.几乎没停过Almost without a stop.现在我们就要开始行动了Now that we're almost at the end of the line...你干嘛不让自己和部下放松一下...why don't you try easing up on yourself and on the men?偶尔放松一下能让部队的状态更好Sometimes a battalion can be sharpened to too fine a point.有时指挥官也一样Sometimes a commander can too.好吧Well...如果行动继续延后的话...if there's any further delay...我请求允许重新安排降落地点...I request permission to submit a new placement for our drop zones.行写个报告吧All right. Put it in writing.搞正式一点这是你的职权Make it official. That's your prerogative.萨维克大楼 -盟军海军司令部位于朴次茅斯城外不过艾克今晚要在萨维克大楼召开一个决议会But Ike has called a final meeting for tonight at Southwick House.如果通过了今晚九点三十就要出发If it's on, we'll get the green light by 9:30.-可能性有多大 -超过五成u3000u3000u3000- What are the chances? - Better than 50- 50.当我什么也没说将军我有这个师最好的一个营Forget everything I said. I got the best battalion in this division...而且已准备就绪...and they're ready.英国皇家空军首席气象顾问 J·N·斯塔格空军上校来了最新的报告Here it is. The latest report.-萨维克大楼[盟军海军司令部]打来的长官 -我是斯塔格u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000 - It's Southwick House, sir. - Stagg here.是的长官新锋的移♥动♥比预期的要快Yes, sir. The new front's moving in much faster than we thought.是的很明显有所改善Yes, sir, it's definitely improving.我会到的长官九点三十I'll be there, sir. 9:30.-还要茶吗长官 -咖啡吧浓一点u3000- Would you like some more tea, sir? - Coffee, and make it black.谢谢Please.等等普里勒中校One moment, Colonel Priller.他为什么没受军法处治Why wasn't he court- martialed?他打下了一百三十二架飞机He shot down 132 planes.德国空军西线总部沃尔夫冈·海格空军中将你好"匹普斯"老伙计Hello, Pips, old boy.别叫我"匹普斯"老伙计Don't call me"Pips, old boy."共击落一百零一架飞机其中四引擎轰炸机十一架我们在苏联时你就是个糟糕的飞行员You were a rotten pilot when we flew in Russia.你现在升官了可仍然是糟糕的飞行员You're flying a desk now, but you're still a rotten pilot!你这是什么话What's that you're saying?我窝在这样一个见鬼的机场I'm squatting here on this God- forsaken airfield...就两架飞机纯粹是两堆破烂...with only two planes, two stinking crates!当然你的命令倒是生效了Oh, sure, sure, your orders were followed!可我的中队天知道在哪Now my squadrons are God- knows- where!给养早就没了我现在该做什么My supplies are all gone. What am I supposed to do now?但是"匹普斯"我们必须分散飞行中队必须But Pips, we had to disperse our fighter squadrons. We had to!看看我们加莱附近的机场遭受了什么Look what happened to our airstrips around the Pas- de- Calais! 这种主意真是愚蠢之极The whole idea is absolutely idiotic!你不让我们前进反而让我们后退You move us back instead of forward!当然我知道天气恶劣所以他们不一定会进攻Sure, I know the weather's lousy and they probably won't invade... 但万一他们进攻该怎么办...but what would happen if they did?你该了解以我的装备至少要两天才能赶到But you know I can't get there with my equipment for two days. 老实说你们全都疯了I tell you, you're all crazy!普里勒总是这么急躁Priller has always been a hothead...但不要因此而轻视他...but let's not underestimate him.他的话不无道理What he says is not entirely illogical.天气报告怎么说What's the weather report?整个海峡稍有好转Slightly better over the Channel.我想不会有意外即使...I wouldn't be surprised if- --下次天气报告什么时候到 -今晚八点将军u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000u3000- When's the next weather report? - Tonight at 8, general.随时向我报告天气情况Keep me posted on the weather.替我订好晚餐座位没有You made my dinner reservations?订好了将军Yes, I did, general.全部取消Cancel everything.-拿了没有 -拿了长官u3000- Have you got them? - Yes, sir.给我Let me have them.是送给我太太的鞋特地在巴黎订做的Shoes for my wife, I had them specially made in Paris...为她庆祝生日就是明天六月六号♥...for her birthday, tomorrow, the sixth of June.代我祝她生日快乐Please wish her a happy birthday.谢谢斯派达尔Thank you, Speidel.他们干嘛不在五月进攻那么理想的天气Why didn't they attack in May? The weather was perfect....潮汐都很正常可现在Tides were right, and now....现在进攻就变得艰难了An attack now would be embarrassing.开车但我们用不着担心Let's go. But I don't think we need worry.德军西线B集团军群参谋长汉斯·斯派达尔博士少将积极参与推♥翻♥希♥特♥勒♥密谋活动并牵连到隆美尔战后于1957年出任北约地面部队总司令德军第七集团军第八十四军军长埃里奇·马克斯中将计划准备好了吗长官Is the plan ready, sir?是的计划好了Yes, yes, quite finished.战棋推演War games...理论性的入侵...theoretical invasions.赶去雷恩只是为了在沙盘上插些小旗罢了Rush to Rennes just to push little flags around a table.战争中的游戏Playing at war!您是赢是输长官Do you win or lose, sir?我输过吗Have I ever lost?但是将军这次您扮演的是艾森豪威尔But general, this time you play the role of Eisenhower.我赢是因为我不会依常规行事I win because I go against the rules.预料中敌人将从海峡最窄之处渡海We expect them to cross at the narrowest part of the Channel...而且是在好天气但过于显而易见...and in good weather. But that's too simple, too obvious.我选的是最宽之处在最恶劣的天气进攻此地I choose the widest part, in the worst weather, and attack here.诺曼底In Normandy.在恶劣天气之中And in bad weather!例如现在Like now...这种坏天气...bad weather!要作出判断很困难Trying to pick a trend is difficult.从气象角度来说目前的情形简直象是寒冬From a meteorological standpoint, conditions almost resemble mid- winter. 至于诺曼底And Normandy?强风云层以及雾气笼罩着整个海滩High winds, clouds, and some fog over the beaches.不管怎样我能完全肯定的是However, I can say with a certain degree of safety...将有一段短时间的好天气...that we can expect a brief period of fair conditions.那么换而言之Let me summarize, then.你能保证的就是将有一段极为短暂的好天气What you're promising us is a barely tolerable period of fair conditions. 是不是这样Am I right?是的Yes.这样的条件远远低于最低要求Conditions that are far below the minimum requirements.我只能保证这些That's all I can promise.你尽力了斯塔格谢谢You've done your best, Stagg. Thank you, gentlemen.那么情况就是Well, there it is.我们已将进攻推迟过一次We've postponed the attack once already.现在要么趁六号♥的最低条件发动进攻Now, either we go on the sixth, with only marginal conditions...要么再次延后...or postpone again...等待理想的气候条件...in the hope of getting perfect conditions.你觉得怎样蒙蒂What do you think, Monty?我选择进攻进攻I say, go. Go.我必须提醒各位I must remind everybody...负责进攻"奥马哈海滩"和"犹他海滩"的美军船队...that the American convoy for the Omaha and Utah beaches...行程最远...they've farthest to go...必须在半小时以内向他们下令...must be given the order within the next half- hour...如果突袭安排在六号♥的话...if the assault is to take place on the sixth.我们不能让将近二十五万人一直呆在船上We can't keep almost a quarter of a million men on ships... 无限期地待命...in embarkation areas, indefinitely.我们等得越久安全隐患就越多The longer we wait, the more acute our security problem. 下一次The next time...潮汐和月亮的正常出现...the tides and the moon will be right....七月以前不会有Not before July.各位Gentlemen...延后如此之久...such a postponement...是非常痛苦的选择...is too bitter to contemplate.绝妙的计划将军不合常规但堪称绝妙A brilliant plan, general. Unorthodox, but brilliant.好在这只是游戏Fortunately, it's only a game.我觉得不用太担心I don't think we have much to worry about.艾森豪威尔从来不敢冒险Eisenhower would never take the gamble.从来不Never.我十分肯定应该下令行动I'm quite positive we must give the order.尽管不愿意I don't like it...但只能这样...but there it is.各位Gentlemen...除了行动我看不出有其他选择...I don't see how we can possibly do anything else but go. 我是威尔逊Wilson speaking.。
the-storm中英文
the-storm中英文The Storm 风暴By Kate ChopinThe leaves were so still that even Bibi thought it was going to rain. Bobinôt, who was accustomed to converse on terms of perfect equality with his little son, called the child’s attention to certain somber clouds that were rolling with sinister intention from the west, accompanied by a sullen, threatening roar. They were at Friedheimer’s store and decided to remain there till the storm had passed. They sat within the door on two empty kegs. Bibi was four years old and looked very wise.树叶纹丝不动。
连毕比都觉察出要下雨了。
一贯和儿子平等交谈的博比诺特提醒儿子留心那伴着沉闷的炸雷从西边滚滚而来阴恶的云。
他们这会儿正在弗里德海姆的小店，于是决定等风暴过了之后再上路。
两个人就坐在门口的两只空木桶上。
毕比今年四岁，生得聪明伶俐。
[keg n. （盛啤酒的）圆木桶]“Mama’ll be ‘fraid, yes,” he suggested with blinking eyes.Out on the small front gallery she had hung Bobinôt’s Sunday clothes to air and she hastened out to gather them before the rain fell. As she stepped outside, Alcée Laballière rode in at the gate. She had not seen him very often since her marriage, and never alone. She stood there with Bobinôt’s coat in he r hands, and the big rain drops began to fall. Alcée rode his horse under the shelter of a side projection where the chickens had huddled and there were plows and a harrow piled up in the corner.前门外的门廊里还凉着博比先生的礼拜日礼服。
安徒生童话-thestormshakestheshield
1872FAIRY TALES OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSENTHE STORM SHAKES THE SHIELD by Hans ChristianAndersenIN the old days, when grandpapa was quite a little boy, and ran about in little red breeches and a red coal and a feather in his cap- for that's the costume the little boys wore in his time when they were dressed in their best- many things were very different from what they are now. There was often a good deal of show in the streets- show that we don*t see nowadays, because it has been abolished as too old-fashioned. Still. it is very interesting to hear grandfather tell about i(・It must really have been a gorgeous sight to behold, in thosedays, when the shoemaker brought over the shield, when the court-house was changed. The silken flag waved to and fro. on the shield itself a double eagle was displayed, and a big boot; the youngest lads carried the "welcome；' and the chest of the workmens guild・ and their shirt-sleeves were adorned with red and white ribbons: the elder ones carried drawn swords, each with a lemon stuck on its point. There was a full band of music, and the most splendid of all the instalments was the "bird,” as grandfather called the big stick with the crescent on the top. and all manner of dingle-dangles hanging to it- a perfect Turkish clatter of music・ Tlie stick was lifted high in the air, and swung up and down till it jingled again, and quite dazzled one's eyes when the sunshone on all its glory of gold, and silver, and brass・In front of the procession ran the Harlequin, dressed in clothes made of all kinds of colored patches artfully sewn together, with a black face, and bells on his head like a sledge horse. He beat the people with his bat, which made a great clattering without hurting them, and the people would crowd together and fall back, only to advance again the next moment. Little boys and girls fell over their own toes into the gutter, old women dispensed digs with their elbows, and looked sour, and took snuff・ One laughed, another chatted; the people thronged the windows and door-steps, and even all the roofs. The sun shone; and although they had a little rain too, that was good for the farmer; and when they got wetted thoroughly, they only thought what a blessing it was for the country.And what stories grandpapa could tell! As a little boy he had seen all these fine doings in their greatest pomp. The oldest of the policemen used to make a speech from the platform on which the shield was hung up. and the speech was in verse, as if it had been made by a poet, as, indeed it had; for three people had concocted it together, and they had first dmnk a good bowl of punch, so that the speech might turn out well.And the people gave a cheer for the speech, but they shouted much louder for the Harlequin, when he appeared in front of the platform, and made a grimace at them.The fools played the fool most admirably, and drank mead out of spirit-glasses, which they then flung among the crowd・ by whom they were caught up. Grandfather was the possessor of one of these glasses, which had been given him by a working mason. who had managed to catch it. Such a scene was really very pleasant; and theshield on the new court-house was hung with flowers and green wreaths・H One never forgets a feast like that, however old one may grow；1 said grandfather. Nor did he forget it, though he saw many other grand spectacles in his time, and could tell about them too; but it was most pleasant of all to hear him tell about the shield that was brought in the town from the old to the new court-house・Once・ when he was a little boy, grandpapa had gone with his parents to see this festivity. He had never yet been in the metropolis of the country; There were so many people in the streets, that he thought that the shield was being carried・ There were many shields to be seen; a hundred rooms might have been filled with pictures, if they had been hung up inside and outside・ At the tailors were pictures of all kinds of clothing, to show that he could stitch up people from the coarsest to the finest; at the tobacco manufacturers were pictures of the most charming little boys, smoking cigars, just as they do in reality; there were signs with painted butter, and herring, clerical collars・ and coffins. and inscriptions and announcements into the bargain. A person could walk up and down for a whole day through the streets, and tire himself out with looking at the pictures; and then he would know all about what people lived in the houses, for they had hung out their shields or signs; and, as grandfather said, it was a very instinctive thing, in a great town, to know at once who the inhabitants were.And this is what happened with these shields, when grandpapa came to the town. He told it me himself, and he hadn't H a rogue on his back/* as mother used to tell me he had when he wanted to make me believe something outrageous, for now he lookedquite trustworthy.The first night after he came to the town had been signalized by the most terrible gale ever recorded in the newspapers・ a gale such as none of the inhabitants had ever before experienced. The air was dark with flying tiles; old wood-work crashed and fell; and a wheelbarrow ran up the streets all alone, only to get out of the way. There was a groaning in the air, and a howling and a shrieking, and altogether it was a terrible storm. The water in the canal rose over the banks. for it did not know where to run. The storm swept over the town, carrying plenty of chimneys with it, and more than one proud weathercock on a church tower had to bow, and has never got over it from that time.There was a kind of sentry-house, where dwelt the venerable old superintendent of the fire brigade・ who always arrived with the last engine. The storm would not leave this little sentry-house alone, but must needs tear it from its fastenings, and roll it down the street; and, wonderfully enough, it stopped opposite to the door of the dirty journeyman plasterer, who had saved three lives at the last fire, but the sentry-house thought nothing of that.The barber's shield, the great brazen dish, was carried away, and hurled straight into the embrasure of the councillor of justice; and the whole neighborhood said this looked almost like malice, inasmuch as they, and nearly all the friends of the councillor's wife, used to call that lady H thc Razor1* for she was so sharp that she knew more about other people's business than they knew about it themselves ・A shield with a dried salt fish painted on it flew exactly in front of the door of ahouse where dwelt a man who wrote a newspaper. That was a very poor joke perpetrated by the gale, which seemed to have forgotten that a man who writes in a paper is not the kind of person to understand any liberty taken with him; for he is a king in his own newspaper, and likewise in his own opinion.The weathercock flew to the opposite house, where he perched, looking the picture of malice- so the neighbors said.The coopcfs tub stuck itself up under the head of "ladies' costumes.HThe eating-house keeper's bill of fare, which had hung at his door in a heavy frame・ was posted by the storm over the entrance to the theatre, where nobody went. n It was a ridiculous list- horse-radish. soup, and stuffed cabbage/1 And now people came in plenty.The fox's skin, the honorable sign of the furrier, was found fastened to thebell-pull of a young man who always went to early lecture, and looked like a furled umbrella. He said he was striving after truth, and was considered by his aunt "a model and an example.”The inscription ^Institution for Superior Education1* was found near the billiard club, which place of resort was further adorned with the words, "Children brought up by hand.'* Now. this was not at all witty; but. you see, the storm had done it, and no one has any control over that.It was a terrible night, and in the morning- only think!- nearly all the shields had changed places .In some places the inscriptions were so malicious, that grandfather would not speak of them at all; but I saw that he was chuckling secretly, and there mayhave been some inaccuracy in his description, after all.The poor people in the town・ and still more the strangers, were continually making mistakes in the people they wanted to see; nor was this to be avoided, when they went according to the shields that were hung up. Thus, for instance, some who wanted to go to a very grave assembly of elderly men .where important affairs were to be discussed, found themselves in a noisy boys1 school, where all the company were leaping over the chairs and tables・There were also people who made a mistake between the church and the theatre, and that was terrible indeed!Such a storm we have never witnessed in our day; for that only happened in grandpapas time, when he was quite a little boy. Perhaps we shall never experience a storm of the kind, but our grandchildren may; and we can only hope and pray that all may stay at home while the storm is moving the shields.THE END。
圣-桑交响诗——死之舞等
圣-桑交响诗——死之舞等专辑英文名: Saint-Saens Danse macabre etc专辑中文名: 圣-桑交响诗——死之舞等艺术家: Charles Dutoit资源格式: APE版本: Kyung Wha Chung,Philh,RPO LONDON发行时间: 1991年地区: 法国简介:小提琴：Kyung Wha Chung 郑京和乐团：Royal Philharmonic Orchestra*Philharmonia Orchestra指挥：Charles Dutoit录音：Kingsway Hall,LondonApril 1977 (4),(5)June 1980 (1),(2),(3),(6),(7)发行：LONDON 425 021-2资源出处(Credit)：原发专辑介绍：《奥姆法尔的纺车》和《法厄同》都是取材于希腊神话。
奥姆法尔是吕狄亚的女王，她对落难而来的希腊英雄海格立斯有一种说不清道不明的心态，于是要这位英雄像农妇一样纺纱。
纺车的旋转成为这首曲子的一个很具表现力也很有趣的节奏型。
海格立斯的叹息夹带在其中，又屡遭奥姆法尔及其侍女的嘲弄打断。
而这位希腊英雄的以柔克刚的努力，在一个似乎是不了了之的减弱的结尾，给我们留下了他最终是否摆脱了屈辱的悬念。
《法厄同》比较简单：没有学会驾车的太阳神之子法厄同，竞驾驶着他老子的太阳车满天乱跑，把整个宇宙弄得一片火海，最后天上的主神朱庇特看不下去了，用一记响雷把这个冒失鬼收拾了。
此曲音响犹如火焰般辉煌。
圣-桑最好的一首交响诗，是根据法国诗人卡扎里斯的同名诗篇而作的《死之舞》。
深夜里，死神来到墓地拉小提琴，唤出一群骷髅，在墓碑上敲着节拍狂蹦乱舞，不亦乐乎。
此曲虽然阴森，怪诞，却是非常鲜活动听。
甚至独奏小提琴的几段还相当抒情哩！当预告天明的一声鸡鸣，把死神和骷髅们都吓得逃散，我们甚至还有点遗憾，替它们感到难过呢。
（李杭育编撰《唱片经典》三联书店）ape+cue+log+info+小封皮专辑曲目:01. Philharmonia Orchestra, Charles Dutoit / Danse macabre 《死之舞》 [0:07:03.13]02. Philharmonia Orchestra, Charles Dutoit / Phaeton 《法厄同》 [0:09:04.00]03. Philharmonia Orchestra, Charles Dutoit / Le rouetd'Omphale 《奥姆法尔的纺车》 [0:07:49.25]04. Kyung Wha Chung, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra / Introduction et Rondo capriccioso* 《引子与回旋随想曲》[0:09:12.12]05. Kyung Wha Chung, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra / Havanaise* 《哈瓦奈斯》 [0:09:01.00]06. Philharmonia Orchestra, Charles Dutoit / La Jeunesse d'Hercule 《海格立斯的青年时代》 [0:17:02.38]07. Philharmonia Orchestra, Charles Dutoit / Marche heroique 《英雄进行曲》 [0:07:14.37]。