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adapted from wikipedia source
The Council of European Ministers officially announced the European Anthem on January 19th 1972 at Strasbourg: the prelude to “The Ode to Joy”, 4th movement of Ludwig van Beethoven’s 9th symphony.
The job of officially interpreting the work was given to Herbert von Karajan. .
The text by Friedrich von Shiller was not kept for the European Anthem, for obvious reasons of translation, but the music is universal.
The anthem lasts 2 minutes.
English text of European Anthem Unity has come to Europe, North and South will work together Europe, may your peoples flourish, |
Ode to Joy Joy, bright spark of divinity, Whoever has created All creatures drink of joy Gladly, like the heavenly bodies You millions, I embrace you. |