Voice Teacher Breaks Down PRINCE OF EGYPT x WHEN YOU BELIEVE

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  @mgormley7530 · 3 years ago

  The Hebrew part is an actual prayer song, I love how they incorporated it into the song

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• AN

  @angelicakelly829 · 3 years ago

  This went from an analysis to a testimony. 😭😭This song makes me cry and helps me hope again.

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• SP

  @SpiritedHeart94 · 3 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJz3P29PRf0&amp;t=439">7:19</a> such a small moment, but to me it’s probably one of the most powerful in this entire movie. That old woman most likely spent her entire life in the Hebrew slave camp, and never once thought she would live to see the outside of those Egyptian walls, and you can tell that she’s terrified and overwhelmed by the way she leans against the wall, not even daring to try to step outside those gates. It takes the gentle encouragement of a child’s hand to give her the strength to move again, and the lighting getting brighter as they step out of those gates together is a wonderfully symbolic way to show that the future is brighter for them now.<br><br>Sorry for the mini rant, but I just had to point it out. 😊❤

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• MI

  @missismeghan · 3 years ago

  Michelle Pheiffer did an amazing job as Zipporah just a great job. And this was her singing way before she came back to sing in Hairspray! Just beautiful

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• BR

  @brennanewey4669 · 3 years ago

  Jaron, I love your thoughts on this song. This song has been a reminder to me that sometimes having a portion of hope and belief is enough to get you to the next step, and that we will be able to see the miracles happening around us as we act on that fragment of belief.

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• AY

  @aymiker6766 · 3 years ago (edited)

  This man&apos;s range is scientifically impossible

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• WA

  @warkentien2 · 3 years ago

  The message behind this reaction really hit home.<br>Amen

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• AU

  @augierivera3290 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m an atheist but I&apos;m also a film composer, and through that secular lens, I&apos;ve always been moved by how much emotional weight is put into the music/songs in The Prince of Egypt. The film version of this song makes me cry almost every time I hear it. The music itself is so powerful thanks to Hans Zimmer&apos;s orchestration and composition, and paired with those incredible voices, it becomes a perfect storm of musical harmony. The song has a strong message about believing in yourself above all else and, through that, how you&apos;re able to accomplish anything when you believe and have faith in yourself. Hope shines through the darkness.

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• MT

  @MtnMama8 · 3 years ago

  I wasn’t raised a Christian. This movie was still a huge story in my house. I can’t watch it without my face in my hands. The first time I watched it after becoming a mother to a son it never resonated with me more. It’s perfection. Only gets better with sage because it stands the rest of time

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• CH

  @chibi0vampyre030 · 3 years ago

  Hans Zimmer is a true genius. It doesn&apos;t matter what faith you believe in, this song will make you cry from the sheer hope it projects. It makes you go through the despair, of not knowing, then the pure hope believing in something brings. I cry at the end of this movie every time because of this song. 10/10 music and analysis!

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  @1234riteaid · 3 years ago

  I forgot how much this song means to me… now I can’t stop crying

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• BT

  @BTonTV · 3 years ago

  This is why I love music so much. It doesn&apos;t always have to be a church song to hit your heart. I truly believe that sometimes God speaks to you through other people and that&apos;s what happened for me in this video. I have been a lamb(mariah fan) majority of my life and know that song backwards and forwards, but I NEVER felt the lyrics like I did today. I am entering into a space where I am now learning to trust my faith and take the leap, knowing God will always be there to catch me. Something that I have never been able to do before. Finding this video at this exact moment was my affirmation. Thank you ❤

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