This song does not only have inspiring music, it also has inspiring lyrics. When I feel down, this is one of the songs I listen to to pick myself back up.
Haunting and truly beautiful song. An inspirational tune by Whitney but even more brilliantly done by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra..!!! Bravo, ladies and gentlemen...!!!!!!
Me caso en el 2019 y esta es la melodía que llevaré al entrar.... whitney Houston era, es y será la mejor de todos los tiempos y su música también... extraordinario
Each day I live I want to be A day to give The best of me I'm only one But not alone My finest day Is yet unknown I broke my heart Fought every gain To taste the sweet I face the pain I rise and fall Yet through it all This much remains I want one moment in time When I'm more than I thought I could be When all of my dreams are a heartbeat away And the answers are all up to me Give me one moment in time When I'm racing with destiny Then in that one moment of time I will feel I will feel eternity I've lived to be The very best I want it all No time for less I've laid the plans Now lay the chance Here in my hands Give me one moment in time When I'm more than I thought I could be When all of my dreams are a heartbeat away And the answers are all up to me Give me one moment in time When I'm racing with destiny Then in that one moment of time I will feel I will feel eternity You're a winner for a lifetime If you seize that one moment in time Make it shine Give me one moment in time When I'm more than I thought I could be When all of my dreams are a heartbeat away And the answers are all up to me Give me one moment in time When I'm racing with destiny Then in that one moment of time I will be I will be I will be free I will be I will be free
Two questions: 1. Original key as sung by Whitney Houston is C. What key is being played in this video presentation? 2. "I broke my heart, fought (or "for") every gain. . "? Thanks.
I have many different piano arrangements of this song(it's my favorite song) they are all written in the key of C and changes to the key of Db which of course I guess can also be considered C# because they are enharmonically equivalent because they sound the same but written different. I'm I correct in saying that can anyone tell me? I have often wondered that about several keys. The reason I ask is because I can play flats better than sharps but this would make easier for me.
Being put on display in front of an audience listening to an orchestra playing right behind your back probably counts as One of the most uncomfortable Moments in Time. The people at the table probably did something terrible in the past to the person who came up with this arrangement - and if not, they probably should right after the event.
