「歌曲」London Philharmonic Orchestra、alfred scholz - I. Allegro vivace

Allegro vivace, a spirited start,
With strings that sing and melodies that part.
The London Philharmonic takes the lead,
With Alfred Scholz, a masterful decree.

The tempo quick, a lively, joyful race,
Each note in its appointed time and place.
The woodwinds dance, the brass begins to swell,
A story that the orchestra will tell.

The violins with bows that lightly fly,
Beneath a bright and ever-changing sky.
The cellos add a deep and rich embrace,
While basses keep a steady, grounding pace.

The flutes and oboes in the morning light,
With clarinets that shimmer, clear and bright.
The horns announce a bold and grand design,
In harmonies that intertwine and twine.

A theme emerges, strong and full of grace,
It moves with swift and energetic pace.
Developments come, with variations new,
A vibrant, ever-changing, brilliant hue.

Then comes a moment, soft and sweet and low,
Where gentle strings in tender whispers go.
But soon returns the vigor and the fire,
The orchestra, a unified, grand choir.

The final passages with power ascend,
A thrilling, joyful journey to its end.
The final chord rings out, both bold and clear,
A masterpiece for every heart to hear.