00:00English Singsing
00:06Beethoven
00:09Beethoven was a great musician.
00:17Many people loved his music.
00:22But one day...
00:25Oh, no! Why can't I hear anything?
00:34Beethoven! Beethoven! Are you okay?
00:43Beethoven couldn't hear a sound!
00:51Poor thing!
00:55I can't listen to my music.
01:01He couldn't even hear the birds singing.
01:10But Beethoven didn't give up.
01:15I'm sad. I'll show my feelings through music.
01:19The song was called Symphony No. 5.
01:25One day, Beethoven's music was played in the hall.
01:39Wow!
01:52Bravo! Wonderful!
01:57Beethoven is a musical genius!
01:59But Beethoven couldn't hear this.
02:09When he turned around, he then saw the clapping.
02:15After that, Beethoven made many pieces of music.
02:22His music is still loved by many people today.
02:29Edison
02:32Ouch! My stomach!
02:43Edison, what did you do to your friend?
02:47I thought gas could make him fly.
02:53Oh, Edison!
02:54Edison was a curious kid.
03:01Why is one plus one two?
03:05What?
03:07Look! It's one!
03:13Ha-ha! Edison, you're weird!
03:18Edison became an inventor.
03:21He loved to make new things.
03:32One day, Edison looked at a light bulb.
03:37The light was too bright and went out quickly.
03:42Ah-ha! Let's make it better!
03:49But it wasn't easy.
03:52Edison failed and failed.
03:55But he never gave up.
03:59Finally, he invented a new light bulb.
04:02Everyone ready?
04:11The light goes on...
04:13Now!
04:20Wow! Look at these lights!
04:23Unbelievable!
04:25This is a miracle!
04:26After that, Edison made more inventions.
04:35We still use many of his inventions today.
04:39Father!
04:40Hey! Look at those ants!
04:50Father lived in the countryside with his grandparents.
04:56He saw ants, butterflies, and bees.
05:00Father!
05:10Father! It's too late!
05:11Let's go home!
05:13I'm sorry, Grandpa.
05:17When Father grew up, he became a teacher!
05:21I love children, but I love insects, too.
05:25Insects, too.
05:29Faber studied many insects in the forest.
05:36One day, he saw a dung beetle that lived near poop.
05:43Poop! Poop and poop!
05:47Ew, you smell like poop.
05:51Ugh, so dirty.
05:53Faber was always with insects.
05:57People thought he was weird.
06:02But Faber didn't stop.
06:05He was happy when he was with the insects.
06:11I want to write an insect book for kids.
06:16He wrote many insect books.
06:19Later, many people began to respect Faber.
06:25Faber is amazing.
06:28I want to learn more about insects.
06:32Faber studied insects during his whole life.
06:37People could learn many different kinds of insects.
06:41His insect books are still loved today.
06:46Anderson, I'm sorry.
06:55Anderson, I'm sorry.
07:08We only have this to eat.
07:10Anderson's family was very poor.
07:17So, he couldn't go to school.
07:23Boo-hoo!
07:24Anderson is so stupid.
07:26He can't go to school.
07:30Anderson was sad.
07:32But he had to work for his poor family.
07:43He became an actor.
07:47Hmm.
07:49He's good at acting,
07:51but he doesn't know how to spell.
07:54The theater owner didn't like Anderson.
07:57I don't think acting is my way.
08:03I want to write stories.
08:05But I don't know how to spell.
08:08One day, the king gave out money to help the poor.
08:12Anderson went to school and study with this money.
08:24Anderson went to school and studied hard.
08:30He started writing many fun stories.
08:36Anderson, your stories are amazing.
08:39You are a great writer.
08:43Anderson wrote day and night
08:46and started to become famous.
08:49He was invited to a noble party.
08:53Ha-ha-ha!
08:54Anderson!
08:55Please keep on writing.
08:57Yes, I will.
09:09Anderson saw some swans swimming in the pond.
09:14A baby swan was paddling hard.
09:18That baby swan looks like me when I was young.
09:23I want to write a story about this.
09:27The story he wrote was
09:30The Ugly Duckling.
09:35Anderson created other famous fairy tales.
09:39The Little Match Girl,
09:46The Little Mermaid,
09:48and The Naked King
09:50are some of his fairy tales
09:52we still enjoy reading today.
09:56Florence Nightingale
09:58Nightingale's dream was to become a nurse.
10:12Nursing is for poor people.
10:16Her parents didn't like her dream.
10:19However, Nightingale studied hard.
10:25She finally became a nurse.
10:28She was happy to help people.
10:32Suddenly, the Crimean War began.
10:35Nightingale helped the hurt soldiers.
10:45Wake up!
10:47But there were too many people dying.
10:50Nightingale had an idea.
10:59Nightingale had an idea.
11:01Oh, that's it!
11:03We must clean the hospital
11:05and use clean tools.
11:08People didn't listen to her idea.
11:13Who cares?
11:15We have no time.
11:18But Nightingale didn't stop cleaning.
11:24Soon, fewer people died.
11:27People praised Nightingale.
11:33Ah!
11:34Nightingale was right.
11:37She is the lady with the lamp.
11:41Nightingale opened a nursing school.
11:45She also wrote books
11:47for nurses to study.
11:50She spent all her life
11:51helping others as a nurse.
11:54The Wright Brothers
11:58Aircraft failed to fly.
12:08Wilbur, look at this.
12:11Hmm.
12:12A lot of people are making flying machines.
12:16We always dreamed of flying, too.
12:19Why don't we try?
12:20About 100 years ago,
12:26flying was something
12:27people only dreamed of.
12:30Many people were working
12:32day and night
12:34to invent an aircraft.
12:37The Wright Brothers
12:39were one of them.
12:43Hmm.
12:44This aircraft has a small problem
12:46right here.
12:48Then, how about this?
12:52After some time,
12:54they finished making
12:55the first aircraft.
12:59But, it wasn't easy to fly.
13:03Whoa!
13:05Oh no!
13:07Wilbur!
13:09The plane crashed.
13:12Wilbur got hurt.
13:14The Wright Brothers
13:16never gave up.
13:18Orville!
13:25Orville, look at the birds' wings!
13:28They changed directions.
13:32That's right!
13:33Let's fix our plane!
13:37Building the aircraft
13:38was hard.
13:41But, they tried
13:43and tried.
13:45Hmm.
13:46One day,
13:59the aircraft
14:00was completed.
14:02We did it!
14:04Ladies and gentlemen,
14:06we introduce to you
14:07the aircraft.
14:08The aircraft
14:09went up high
14:13into the sky.
14:14The crowd
14:17was amazed.
14:20What?
14:21It's flying
14:22in the sky!
14:25Wow!
14:28The Wright Brothers
14:29always worked
14:31to make safe
14:32aircrafts.
14:33Thanks to them,
14:42we have airplanes today.
14:45Thanks to them,
14:46we have airplanes today.
14:47We have airplanes today.
14:48We have a bit of a
14:48airplane.
14:49We have a good
14:49airplane.
14:50We have a good
14:50airplane.
14:51It's flying
14:51wide-h うl
14:53There are a good
14:53airplane.
14:54We have an airplane.
14:56This isER
14:56airplane.
14:58We have an airplane.
14:59By the way,
15:00we have an airplane.
15:00We have an airplane.
15:01NOBEL
15:05SLOOSH! BOOM! KABOOM!
15:10NOBEL, LOOK! IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL!
15:15YES, I WANT TO MAKE FIREWORKS, TOO!
15:20NOBEL LOVED SCIENCE SINCE HE WAS YOUNG.
15:26HE WORKED IN HIS FATHER'S BOMB FACTORY.
15:31HE STUDIED ABOUT BOMBS.
15:35THEN, ONE DAY, BOOM!
15:41A BOMB EXPLODED IN THE BOMB FACTORY!
15:47NOBEL'S BROTHER DIED IN THIS ACCIDENT.
15:53NO! I WILL MAKE SAFE BOMBS!
15:58NOBEL MADE A PROMISE WITH TEARS.
16:02AT LAST, NOBEL CREATED A SAFE BOMB – DYNAMITE!
16:10DYNAMITE!!
16:15DYNAMITE WAS USED FOR MINING.
16:18BUT SOME PEOPLE WANTED TO USE IT FOR WAR.
16:27啊—Help me!
16:28Save me!
16:30Many people died because of dynamite.
16:40Oh no! Dynamite killed too many people!
16:47Nobel wanted a peaceful world.
16:52Before he died, he wrote,
16:55I will donate all my money. Please use it to award the greatest people.
17:04The Nobel Prize was created.
17:08The greatest people in physics, chemistry, medicine, literature, peace, and economic sciences are still receiving Nobel Prizes today.
17:26Shakespeare
17:30Wow! Bravo! Beautiful play!
17:35This is William Shakespeare.
17:38Shakespeare loved reading stories.
17:44He wanted to become a character in the story.
17:47So, he became an actor.
17:53Your acting is getting better, Shakespeare!
17:57Thank you, sir.
18:00Shakespeare was a good actor.
18:04But, he wanted something more.
18:07I want to write a story too!
18:17I want to write a story too!
18:20I want to write a story too!
18:22Sir, please read this story.
18:23Hm...
18:25Let me see...
18:28The theatre owner was very surprised…
18:30Wow! Let's make a play with this story!
18:34Sir, please read this story.
18:37Hmm, let me see.
18:41The theater owner was very surprised.
18:46Wow! Let's make a play with this story.
18:51Shakespeare's plays got famous.
18:56One night, his new play, Hamlet, was playing.
19:04To be or not to be, that is the question.
19:14Amazing!
19:17I love it!
19:21Shakespeare was very happy.
19:25He wrote more and more plays.
19:34Shakespeare, get some rest.
19:40Thank you, but I'm okay.
19:46Many people loved Shakespeare's plays.
19:51Now, people were waiting in line.
19:54Shakespeare left many famous plays.
20:07Romeo and Juliet, King Lear, and Hamlet.
20:13These are still loved today.
20:15Helen Keller
20:20Helen Keller was so sick that she couldn't see and hear.
20:30Thump! Bump! Bump! Bump!
20:34Helen, be careful!
20:37Helen couldn't hear her mom and dad.
20:40She got hurt every day.
20:51Help!
20:52Help!
20:52Helen was so sad.
21:00One day, her parents introduced Miss Sullivan.
21:05This is your new teacher.
21:07Hello, Helen.
21:09I am Miss Sullivan.
21:15Helen pushed Miss Sullivan.
21:19Miss Sullivan never gave up.
21:24One morning, she took Helen to a water pump.
21:31Can you feel it?
21:33This is water.
21:37Miss Sullivan wrote
21:39W-A-T-E-R
21:43on her hand.
21:51Miss Sullivan's love changed Helen.
21:55Helen touched things to learn words.
21:59Miss Sullivan put Helen's hand on her neck.
22:10Ah, ah, do you feel my neck?
22:16Ah, ah.
22:19Helen learned how to speak.
22:23Later, she could say some words.
22:26M-M-M-M-Mom, dad, I love you.
22:35Oh, Helen.
22:38We love you, too.
22:42Helen studied hard.
22:45She thought,
22:46I want to help many people.
22:50Helen Keller spread love until she died.
23:05Johann Sebastian Bach
23:09Puck! You're late! Where were you?
23:14I'm sorry. There was a concert.
23:17Bach was a musician who loved music.
23:23Where there was good music, he was always there.
23:28He was born to a musical family.
23:32Beautiful music was played in his house every day.
23:37Brother, I want to become a great musician, too.
23:43Yes, you are going to be a great musician.
23:47Later in his life, he became a composer at church.
23:53At that time, it was the best workplace for a musician.
23:59Bach was happy, but he had to make too many songs.
24:05Whew! Time flies!
24:11Bach couldn't sleep. He was so busy making music.
24:17What are you doing, Bach?
24:20I'm working on a song for the cello. Isn't it wonderful?
24:25Why would you write a song only for the cello? Don't waste time!
24:31But Bach kept going. He wrote cello songs.
24:38He knew the beautiful sound it made.
24:42Bach studied how to make beautiful music with other instruments, too.
24:48I think this will work.
24:53After some time, Bach's music was played.
24:59Other musicians were surprised.
25:03Famous musicians, like Beethoven and Mozart, praised Bach's music.
25:09Many musicians studied his songs.
25:14With a passion for music, Bach made over 1,200 songs.
25:23He is called the father of music today.
25:29His music is still loved by many people.
25:32Many people.
