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<div class="figure-html" data-ke-type="html" data-source=" <center> <TABLE width=800 cellSpacing=35 cellPadding=4 bgColor=f5f5f5><TR><TD> <center> <pre> Stephen Foster - Better Times Are Coming <iframe width="700" height="525" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/d7PrUy7xdz8?autoplay=1&playlist=d7PrUy7xdz8&loop=1&autohide=1&showinfo=0&fs=0&rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay"></iframe> Stephen Foster (1826-1864) Better Times Are Coming (1862) Jan DeGaetani, mezzo-soprano The Camerata Chorus of Washington Gilbert Kalish, melodeon Douglas Koeppe, flute recorded on period instruments at the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D.C. 미국 현대 성악곡의 여왕으로 불리웠던 얀 데게타니(Jan DeGaetani, 1933년-1989년), 얀 데게타니는 국내에서 포스터 가곡집으로 알려진 미국 메조 소프라노 가수로 르네상스시대부터 현대음악 가곡에 이르는 방대한 레파토리를 자랑하였던 성악가이다. 특히 현대음악에 관한 미국 현대음악 작곡가들의 대모로 불렸던 전설적인 성악가이다. 그녀는 줄리어드음악원에서 Sergius Kagen에게 성악을 사사하고 오페라무대보다는 가곡 전문 성악가로 성장하였다. 특히 1969년 미국 NONESUCH 레이블에서 미국 현대음악작곡가들의 가곡집 발표이후 NONESUCH레이블의 간판급 성악가로 활동하였다. 특히 미국의 작곡가 스테판 포스터 시대 제작된 피아노 반주로 남긴 포스터 가곡집은 그녀의 대표적인 음반으로 평가받고 있고, 쉔베르크의 달에 홀린 피에로로 최고의 쉔베르크 성악가수로 평가받았다. [중략] [옮긴글] Better Times Are Coming (1862) A hopeful Civil War song. words and music by Stephen C. Foster published by Horace Waters, New York City also published by Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston 1. There are voices of hope that are borne on the air And our land will be freed from its clouds of despair For brave men and true men to battle have gone And good times, good times are now coming on Chorus: Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Sound the news from the din of battle booming Tell the people far and wide that better times are coming 2. Abra’m Lincoln has the army and the navy in his hands While Seward keeps our honor bright abroad in foreign lands And Stanton is a man, who is sturdy as a rock With brave men to back him up and stand the battle’s shock 3. Now McClellan is a leader and we’ll let him take the sway For a man in his position, he should surely have his way Our nation’s honored Scott, he has trusted to his might Your faith in McClellan put for we are sure he’s right 4. General Lyon and Baker and Ellsworth now are gone But still we have some brave men to lead the soldiers on The noise of the battle will soon have died away And the darkness now upon us will be turned to happy day 5. Generals Sigel and Halleck they have conquered in the West And Burnside, victorious, he rides the ocean’s breast The traitors and the rebels will soon meet their doom Then peace and prosperity will dwell in every home. 6. Captain Foote is commander of the Mississippi fleet For his flag he strikes and makes the traitors beat a quick retreat With iron-clad gun-boats he makes the rebels run While Grant makes our colors wave and glitter in the sun 7. General Fremont the path-finder never lags behind He is gone to the mountains, new pathways to find His voice is for freedom, and his sword is for the right Then hail! noble Fremont the nation’s delight 8. From the land of the Shamrock there’s stuff that never yields For we’ve brave Colonel Corcoran, and gallant General Shields From Meagher soon we’ll hear, for we know that he is true And stands for the honor of the Red, White, and Blue 9. Here’s health to Captain Ericsson, the Monitor and crew Who showed the southern chivalry a thing they never knew The Merrimac had slayed as St. Patrick did the toads Till Worden with the Monitor came into Hampton roads A lesser known Stephen Foster song. A Civil War song he wrote probably after he moved to New York City. This was in the last few years of his life. <a href="http://cafe.daum.net/musicgarden"> <img src=https://t1.daumcdn.net/cafeattach/cjin/75e9c34422aeab03c605389ebf6c3e4447c3c4a6 width="220" height="350"></a> 일마레 </td></tr></table>"><div data-ke-class="article"> <center> <TABLE width=800 cellSpacing=35 cellPadding=4 bgColor=f5f5f5><TR><TD> <center> <pre> Stephen Foster - Better Times Are Coming <iframe width="700" height="525" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/d7PrUy7xdz8?autoplay=1&playlist=d7PrUy7xdz8&loop=1&autohide=1&showinfo=0&fs=0&rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay"></iframe> Stephen Foster (1826-1864) Better Times Are Coming (1862) Jan DeGaetani, mezzo-soprano The Camerata Chorus of Washington Gilbert Kalish, melodeon Douglas Koeppe, flute recorded on period instruments at the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D.C. 미국 현대 성악곡의 여왕으로 불리웠던 얀 데게타니(Jan DeGaetani, 1933년-1989년), 얀 데게타니는 국내에서 포스터 가곡집으로 알려진 미국 메조 소프라노 가수로 르네상스시대부터 현대음악 가곡에 이르는 방대한 레파토리를 자랑하였던 성악가이다. 특히 현대음악에 관한 미국 현대음악 작곡가들의 대모로 불렸던 전설적인 성악가이다. 그녀는 줄리어드음악원에서 Sergius Kagen에게 성악을 사사하고 오페라무대보다는 가곡 전문 성악가로 성장하였다. 특히 1969년 미국 NONESUCH 레이블에서 미국 현대음악작곡가들의 가곡집 발표이후 NONESUCH레이블의 간판급 성악가로 활동하였다. 특히 미국의 작곡가 스테판 포스터 시대 제작된 피아노 반주로 남긴 포스터 가곡집은 그녀의 대표적인 음반으로 평가받고 있고, 쉔베르크의 달에 홀린 피에로로 최고의 쉔베르크 성악가수로 평가받았다. [중략] [옮긴글] Better Times Are Coming (1862) A hopeful Civil War song. words and music by Stephen C. Foster published by Horace Waters, New York City also published by Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston 1. There are voices of hope that are borne on the air And our land will be freed from its clouds of despair For brave men and true men to battle have gone And good times, good times are now coming on Chorus: Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Sound the news from the din of battle booming Tell the people far and wide that better times are coming 2. Abra’m Lincoln has the army and the navy in his hands While Seward keeps our honor bright abroad in foreign lands And Stanton is a man, who is sturdy as a rock With brave men to back him up and stand the battle’s shock 3. Now McClellan is a leader and we’ll let him take the sway For a man in his position, he should surely have his way Our nation’s honored Scott, he has trusted to his might Your faith in McClellan put for we are sure he’s right 4. General Lyon and Baker and Ellsworth now are gone But still we have some brave men to lead the soldiers on The noise of the battle will soon have died away And the darkness now upon us will be turned to happy day 5. Generals Sigel and Halleck they have conquered in the West And Burnside, victorious, he rides the ocean’s breast The traitors and the rebels will soon meet their doom Then peace and prosperity will dwell in every home. 6. Captain Foote is commander of the Mississippi fleet For his flag he strikes and makes the traitors beat a quick retreat With iron-clad gun-boats he makes the rebels run While Grant makes our colors wave and glitter in the sun 7. General Fremont the path-finder never lags behind He is gone to the mountains, new pathways to find His voice is for freedom, and his sword is for the right Then hail! noble Fremont the nation’s delight 8. From the land of the Shamrock there’s stuff that never yields For we’ve brave Colonel Corcoran, and gallant General Shields From Meagher soon we’ll hear, for we know that he is true And stands for the honor of the Red, White, and Blue 9. Here’s health to Captain Ericsson, the Monitor and crew Who showed the southern chivalry a thing they never knew The Merrimac had slayed as St. Patrick did the toads Till Worden with the Monitor came into Hampton roads A lesser known Stephen Foster song. A Civil War song he wrote probably after he moved to New York City. This was in the last few years of his life. <a href="http://cafe.daum.net/musicgarden"> <img src=https://t1.daumcdn.net/cafeattach/cjin/75e9c34422aeab03c605389ebf6c3e4447c3c4a6 width="220" height="350"></a> 일마레 </td></tr></table></div></div>