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The Ten Commandments (1956) Soundboard

The Ten Commandments (1956) Soundboard

"The Ten Commandments" is a 1956 American epic film directed by Cecil B. DeMille. This iconic movie tells the story of Moses and the Israelites' exodus from Egypt, as depicted in the Bible. With a star-studded cast and breathtaking visual effects, it remains a cinematic masterpiece to this day.

Starring as Moses, Charlton Heston delivers a powerful and unforgettable performance. His portrayal of the conflicted protagonist is both inspiring and heartbreaking as he battles with his identity and wrestles with his destiny. Yul Brynner magnificently plays Ramses, the Pharaoh of Egypt and Moses' adoptive brother. Brynner's commanding presence and impressive acting make Ramses a memorable character.

The movie also features Anne Baxter as Nefretiri, Ramses' wife and Moses' childhood love interest. Baxter brings a nuanced performance to the character, showcasing Nefretiri's jealous and ambitious nature as she vies for Moses' affections. Edward G. Robinson captures the role of Dathan, a Hebrew slave who spreads discord among his people. Robinson expertly portrays the complexity of Dathan's character, revealing his cunning and self-serving nature.

"The Ten Commandments" boasts a grand scale production, with lavish sets and awe-inspiring special effects. DeMille's attention to detail creates a mesmerizing visual experience that transports the audience to ancient Egypt. From the parting of the Red Sea to the impressive recreation of the Ten Plagues, every scene is designed to immerse viewers in the biblical tale.

In addition to its visual spectacle, the film showcases an unforgettable musical score composed by Elmer Bernstein. The sweeping and epic score perfectly complements the movie's grandeur, adding depth and emotion to the scenes. From powerful orchestral pieces during the climactic moments to delicate melodies in intimate scenes, the music enhances the overall cinematic experience.

"The Ten Commandments" was not only a significant cinematic achievement but also a commercial success. It received widespread critical acclaim upon its release, and audiences were captivated by its storytelling and cinematic prowess. The film's success was further solidified by its multiple Academy Award nominations and its enduring popularity over the years.

If you want to relive the epic journey of Moses and the Israelites, you can play and download the sounds of "The Ten Commandments" here. Immerse yourself in the grandiose score by Elmer Bernstein and experience the emotional depth of this timeless masterpiece. Travel back in time with Charlton Heston's commanding voice as he delivers Moses' iconic speeches, and witness the grandeur of ancient Egypt brought to life on the big screen.

"The Ten Commandments" remains a cinematic gem that continues to captivate audiences even decades after its release. Its universal themes of liberation, faith, and the human struggle for justice and freedom resonate with viewers of all backgrounds. Whether you're a fan of epic movies, a lover of biblical stories, or simply appreciate the art of cinema, "The Ten Commandments" is a must-see film that stands the test of time.

So, what are you waiting for? Step into the world of "The Ten Commandments" and experience the journey of a lifetime. Play and download the sounds here and let this iconic movie transport you to ancient Egypt and the extraordinary story of Moses.

A gift from Rameses to His Excellency.
A grain safe to feed the masters,
Aaron and the elders carry a shrouded body, Grandfather!
Above other men.
Among these slaves, there is a prophecy of a deliverer
And Aaron fashioned it and smoothed it with the hammer;
And he found strength from a fruit laden palm tree
And he went up from the plains of Moab unto the mountain of Nebo,
And if he is, to know why he has not heard the cries
And in their minds will I write them.
And it came to pass, after the stifling night of terror;
And my prayer unanswered.
And speak the name of...
And such a beautiful enemy!
And the earth trembles
And the Lord said unto Moses,
And the Lord's anger was kindled against Israel.
And the people sinned a great sin,
And the wine of desire was in her veins
And the word was God.
And they adorned themselves in rich apparel and costly array,
Are these slaves loyal to Sethi's glory,
At the coming of dawn, we will strike.
Bear it before your idle people
Beaten into the dust from which he came,
Because Moses has sold the whole shearing
Before your city is finished, these trifles will surprise you.
Beloved of the Nile god, commander of the Southern Host.
Blue pennant!
Bring the Hebrew in.
But death is better than bondage,
But his counselors
But Sethi might.
But the staff of a wanderer.
But to a condemned slave like Joshua,
But your own arrogance.
Captain.
Commander of the Egyptian Host...
Commander of the Host, call on the chariots from Tanis
Did beat the molten gold into thin plates.
Do not kneel to me, Joshua.
Do not take me from my people!
Does a Pharaoh harden his heart against his son?
Does this god demand a scarred back and broken hands
Drive them away!
Egypt?
Farewell, my one time brother
For the blind one!
Free them, if you will. Leave the Hebrews to me
From the heavy laden Nile boats to the teeming shore.
Give this prince of Israel one day's ration of bread and water
Go out from among us, you and your people.
Go.
God of A 'Dram
God will send us the deliverer.
Great lord of the lower world,
Great Pharaoh, he is the son of your body
Great Pharaoh...
Guards! Guards! You women take water to the roof.
Hallelujah!
Has any man ever gone to see him face to face?
He did not mean this to be so.
He hears the echoing voices of the dark.
He made them wander in the wilderness 40 years,
Hear me, dread lord of darkness...
Hear them.
Her eyes, green as the cedars of Lebanon
Here is your king's scepter
His god?
His god... is God.
How were you saved?
I am not one to make excuses
I am not this deliverer you fear.
I asked Moses for his life.
I cannot fight the power of his god.
I decide what is yours.
I did that.
I had not the strength to free myself.
I have paid you much and you have brought me nothing.
I have the prince's orders. One and two poles, up!
I might behold the deliverer
I prefer the gratitude of the prince
I shall not see your face again
I think I see him, Memnet.
I will ask a welcome for him in our father's tent.
I'd rather be alone now.
If the stone cracks, you may crack with it.
If they are killed, it is no loss.
If what you say pleases me, I will give you your price, all of it.
Imagine poor Nefretiri,
In the Ark, they carry the law you brought them.
Is it not enough to know that he has saved you from the Pharaoh's anger?
Is whether men are to be ruled by God's law,
It is Joshua who brings order and purpose.
It is not by the sword that he will deliver his people,
It is not by your word,
It was not he who saved you just now.
It's a little golden calf, Grandfather, with horns!
It's a pity to kill so strong a stonecutter.
Joshua will always be grateful to you,
Joshua!
Keep pulling up there.
Leave us. All of you. Yes, you, too, my brother.
Like the breast of a dove, her arms were soft
Long since destroyed, or perhaps lost,
Look, Moses.
Love cannot drown truth, Nefretiri
Love is not an art to us
Make pure the flood from which you came.
Man took dominion over man
May my arms stay strong in your service, Great Sethi.
Moses, it would be death to look upon his face.
Moses, the people are assembled
Moses..
Mother, look!
My eyes could not look upon him.
My little mud flower
My son, stand beside me
Neither will you, stonecutter.
No Moses, no jubilee.
No phantom will come between you and me in the night.
None that you would dare take, my brother.
Nor shade the scorching fury of the sun.
Not for the throne of Egypt.
Not red with the sammur gown.
Nothing of this Earth can make me bow to you, Moses
Now, to whom shall I return Lilia?
O Lord God,
Obey?
Old Memnet must have walked that balcony a thousand times
One day you will listen to the cry of slaves.
One day's ration?
One man to stand alone against an empire.
Order the men to move back, Joshua.
Our mud flower has a thorn.
Out of this glorious chaos,
People will bless you, great one.
Perhaps some day I shall come to understand it.
Please! Please! No!
Princess!
Proclaim liberty throughout all the lands,
Pull!
Ready blue signal.
See how it spreads
Seven days without water! Fill every jug and jar!
She comes to the well every day
Slaves are wealth, Commander.
So be it.
Stand aside! Come!
Strange gift.
Sublime, ye Pharaoh.
Take it clear of the house.
That he may see the power of God.
That you took us away to die in the wilderness?
The daughter of Pharaoh,
The dead make none.
The foot of a slave is on the neck of Egypt.
The herbs remind us of the bitterness of our captivity, Eleazar.
The power of your God is a cheap magician's trick.
The slaves are mine.
The story of the birth of freedom.
The water girl, stop her!
The wind opens the sea!
The word of your mother against a piece of cloth found by Memnet?
Their god does not hear their cry.
Their lives are mine.
Then he is more than man, for look...
There is a beauty beyond the senses, Nefretiri.
There shall be one more plague,
These historians had access to documents
They shall serve me upon this mountain.
They were perverse and crooked and rebellious against God.
They would cry louder if they had to make the bricks
This is Baka’s knife.
This is not that day, Joshua.
This is the bread of haste,
This is work for a butcher, not a Pharaoh.
This woman of Egypt who left her scar upon your heart
This...
Thou shalt not bear false witness
To destroy the venomous serpents used against you
To leave him no retreat.
To save its life from your father's edict.
To separate the wheat from the chaff
To the place of living men,
Turn from thy fierce wrath, O Lord!
Uncleanness, idolatry and rioting,
Until I hear the word of God,
Until the stone settles to its base.
Vanity and wrath.
Water before love, my girl.
Water girl!
We fear no army of the Earth,
We will learn if a god of shepherds is stronger than the gods of Pharaoh
What evil has done this to you?
What I believe is of no account.
What kingdom has sent you?
What prayer, old man?
When their cracked lips bleed with thirst,
When your limbs have been caressed by sweet oils
Where all may come to light their torches!
Whether you enjoy it or not is your own affair.
Who is this God that I should let your people go?
Who was this child?
Whose waters cast up mire and dirt.
Why, of all men, did I fall in love with the prince of fools?
With my last breath, I'll break my own law
With veils of blue and purple and scarlet,
Without a hope
Written with the finger of God.
Yes
Yes. Very lovely
Yochabel is caught. Stop the stone!
You are no man's slave. The hour of deliverance has come
You cannot resist the power of his god!
You do believe it, or you would not have killed Memnet
You make no outcry, Joshua.
You need have no fear of me.
You said if the deliverer were a myth,
You shall leave Goshen, you and your family, tonight
You shall see his Chariots no more!
You were saved from the Nile to be a curse upon me
You will come to me whenever I call you.
You will surely die
You would fill the emptiness of my heart?
You're Dathan, the Hebrew overseer
You're no beggar, my love
Your mother is calling.
Your name shall be carved beside mine on every pylon
Are there any higher in Egypt? There are none higher in the world.
Are you sure he's alive? I hope so!
Cut the old woman loose. She'll stay where she is,
Death will bring death, Baka. Who are you?
I have soap weed. Let me first remove his sandals!
I know nothing of your god. He knows you, Moses.
I obey! Nura and Thebes will draw my chariot.
Look! There!
Moses! Moses!
Pull! You'll kill her! Stop the stone!
She has paid
You gave the grain to the slaves? Yes.
'Cause now he holds Ethiopia in his left hand,

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