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Emil & Dariel: Cello Players Rock With Jimi Hendrix Cover

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Nick Cannon: All right, they’re ready for you. Go give it to them. Have fun out there.

[applause]

Heidi Klum: Hi there.

Dariel: Hi.

Emil: How are you?

Heidi: Hi, how are you?

Dariel: Great. How are you?

Heidi: Good. What is your name?

Dariel: My name is Dariel.

Emil: And my name is Emil.

Heidi: You’re brothers?

Dariel: Yes.

Heidi: Okay.

[applause]

Heidi: And you brought your-

Dariel: Cellos.

Emil: Cellos.

Heidi: Why cellos?

Dariel: Our grandfather taught us to play and he’s still our teacher to this day.

[music]

Emil: Our grandfather originally inspired us to start playing cello.

Dariel: He actually came from Russia and he came here with nothing, no money, nothing, just his cello and that’s how he made a living.

Emil: He inspired us. He started teaching us when we were four. We never took lessons from anybody else. He’s everything to us.

Grandfather: I always told the boys, “In America, if you work very hard, dreams come true.”

[applause]

Emil: There’s this intuition between us. We feel, you know, certain music, how we can do it one way, another way.

Dariel: We’re constantly looking for new ways to improvise the cello and make it… explore everything that the cello can actually do.

Grandfather: Sometimes when they play, they make me cry. Of course, it’s very emotional.

Dariel: We’re here to pay back to our grandfather everything he did for us for all these years. I think he deserves to see us on a big stage.

[applause]

Heidi: Let’s hear it.

Dariel: Thank you.

Heidi: Thank you.

[applause]

Heidi: I can’t wait.

[cello music]

Howard Stern: I like that.

[cello music]

[applause]

Howie Mandel: Wow.

Howard: Hi there, YouTube fans.

Mel B: We want to thank you so much for watching.

Howie: You could subscribe now or watch more of America’s Got Talent.

Heidi: All you’ve got to do is click right here.

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have fun   楽しむ/楽しい時間を過ごす
Have fun out there.

applause   喝采/拍手
[applause]

brought   持ってくる bringの過去形
cello   チェロ
Heidi: And you brought your-
Dariel: Cellos.

taught   教える teachの過去形
Our grandfather taught us to play and he’s still our teacher to this day.

originally   元々
inspire   導く
Our grandfather originally inspired us to start playing cello.

actually   実際に
come from   ~から来る
make a living   生計を立てる
He actually came from Russia and he came here with nothing, no money, nothing, just his cello and that’s how he made a living.

never   決して~ない
anybody else   他の誰か
We never took lessons from anybody else.

He’s everything to us.   彼は私たちの全てである。
He’s everything to us.

come true   実現する
I always told the boys, “In America, if you work very hard, dreams come true.”

intuition   直感/勘
certain   特定の
There’s this intuition between us. We feel, you know, certain music, how we can do it one way, another way.

constantly   常に
look for   さがす
improvise   即興で演奏する
explore   探る
We’re constantly looking for new ways to improvise the cello and make it… explore everything that the cello can actually do.

make me cry   私を泣かせる
Sometimes when they play, they make me cry.

emotional   感情的な
Of course, it’s very emotional.

pay back   応える/報いる
We’re here to pay back to our grandfather everything he did for us for all these years.

deserve   値する
I think he deserves to see us on a big stage.

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