Here are the time stamps: 00:20 1. O Fortuna 02:45 2. Fortune plango vulnera Ia. Primo vere 05:30 3. Veris leta facies 09:16 4. Omnia sol temperat 11:15 5. Ecce gratum Ib. Uf dem Anger 14:02 6. Tanz 15:42 7. Floret silva 18:59 8. Chramer, gip die varwe mir 22:29 9. a) Reie - Reigen b) Swaz hie gat umbe c) Chume, chum, geselle min d) Swaz hie gat umbe 27:19 10. Were diu werlt alle mîn II. In taberna 28:30 11. Estuans interius 31:00 12. Olim lacus colueram 34:05 13. Ego sum abbas 35:45 14. In taberna quando sumus IIIa. Cour d’amours 39:08 15. Amor volat undique 42:13 16. Dies, nox et omnia 44:16 17. Stetit puella 46:02 18. Circa mea pectora 48:00 19. Si puer cum puellula 48:56 20. Veni, veni, venias 50:02 21. In trutina 52:02 22. Tempus est iocundum 54:16 23. Dulcissime IIIb. Blanziflor et Helena 54:54 24. Ave formosissima Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi 56:19 25. O Fortuna
My only regret is that I cannot make it louder. Oh, my goodness. This is the most beautiful human thing I have ever seen. I wish with all of my heart that I might have been there. Wow. This is the recording I carry. Seeing it performed is blowing my mind.💐💐💐❤️🔥💥💥💥💋🇺🇸🌸
One of those exceptional works, one of those moments when a composer reaches beyond their ability and births a unique masterpiece. This has been a favorite for 60 years for me
Imagine listening to this after the fact, as a member of the choir or orchestra and finding fault with their performance? I know musicians don't like to listen to their own performances, but it just does not seem possible to find fault here.
Me too, the INTERPRETATION IS unique, i Mean, there IS some cenic skill at play here that you wont see in a ordinária concert hall. You Really feel the comic and dramatic energy when they Sing. The baritone IS funny as heck. People normaly would Just recitate It, but there IS SOUL here.
Je suis surpris par le "O Fortuna "... Et ce n'est que le début...?!... Le coeur est clair, limpide...et pour moi c'est fondamental... C'est même très beau.. Avec cette oeuvre j'aime ou parfois je n'aime pas...vraiment.. Mais ce que j'entends...c'est très beau...Carmina Burana...me transporte... Un grand plaisir !...
I bought the CD many yrs ago recorded by Telarc. then later I attended the performance at Kimmel Center with the Philadelphia Orchestra. It was Extraordinary & Spine Tingling
For those not in the know: the choir is supposed to say "abbas" at 35:35. Not "go owls". The owl is the Temple University athletic mascot. The white stylized letter "T" on a red background that the orchestra member is displaying on the right of the screen is the logo of Temple University in Philadelphia, PA, USA
Music - it is the only one universal language, all nations can " speak" and understand. Great performance! I wish i could be on the tage and sing this magnificent piece by Carl Orff! I sang this as choir member in 1990- ies.
Herr Orff, thank you so much for such a wonderful piece of music! Thank you to all the excellent performers! So many mixed feelings when I listen to it.
Simplesmente ARREBATADOR!!!! Não consegui parar o vídeo, a curiosidade pelo que vinha adiante prendeu minha atenção por essa hora inteira de completo deleite! O barítono ganhou meu coração ehehehe... Mil vezes gratidão por compartilhar tamanha beleza!!
I couldn't understand one word! But I really don't care! I love this music just for itself. I am totally impressed by the exactness that this extremely complex piece of music is performed by this orchestra, choir, soloists and conductor. I have never listened to such a beautiful and satisfying piece of music. Kudos to all involved in this performance! I can't say enough good things about it!!!
It wouldn't hurt you if you use Google, you'll be surprised how mich you can learn trough the the music, especially European l. Give it a chance. Be brave😏
The lyrics to Carmina Burana are in 3 languages - Secular Latin, High Middle German and Old French. Not that I know those languages but we had to know the translations to have a feel for what we were singing. It's the most fun piece I've ever song. Twenty years later it still thrills me.
There are certain works of art that if someone came to earth after Humans have disappeared, if the alien culture heard it ... they would say wow! This is one of them
Carmina Burana es una cantata escénica del siglo XX compuesta por Carl Orff entre 1935 y 1936, utilizando como texto algunos de los poemas medievales de Carmina Burana. Se estrenó el 8 de junio de 1937 en la Alte Oper de Fráncfort del Meno dirigida por Oskar Wälterlin. La versión de Orff constituye, junto a Catulli Carmina y El triunfo de Afrodita, la trilogía Trionfi. Orff subtituló la composición: Cantiones profanæ cantoribus et choris cantandæ comitantibus instrumentis atque imaginibus magicis (en español: «Canciones laicas para cantantes y coreutas para ser cantadas junto a instrumentos e imágenes mágicas»). Cármina burana significa, en latín, Canciones de Beuern. Carmĕn es poema, canto o cántico y burana es el adjetivo gentilicio que indica la procedencia: de Bura (el nombre latino del pueblo alemán de Benediktbeuern). Aunque generalmente se encuentra escrito Carmina (sin tilde, como en el original latín) se pronuncia /kármina/. Para evitar que un hispanohablante pronuncie la palabra erróneamente (lo cual sucede con mucha frecuencia entre músicos y locutores), la Real Academia Española sugiere que a las palabras latinas se les coloque la tilde (en casos como este en que la ortografía latina no coincide con la española).
This was my first time seeing anyone other than the "famous" UC Davis version of Carmina Burana. It was enlightening after listening and watching it on YT for so many years. There are some funny bits in it that I always thought were possibly unintentional. Now I see that the lighthearted nature of a few pieces in this work is totally intentional. Robert Orth was good. I wonder what it would be like to have Malcolm Mackenzie in his place though. Malcolm is amazing, more expressive, and his diction is better. It was also strange that there was no Boychoir.
Contento, a distanza di 59 anni, di averci partecipato come" bambino del coro". Correvano gli anni Cinquanta... Milano, Teatro del popolo! Dopo tanto tempo fa piacere riascoltare!
Grandioso, potente canto. Escucharlo me trae imágenes poderosas de la Naturaleza, el mar rompiente en cadenas de olas altas y sibilantes, la selva trepidante de colores, la Vida renaciendo de la muerte.
Fantástico, bravo👏👏 me recuerda mucho mi participación en un gran coro compuesto en 2016 como soprano 2, que cantamos Carmina Burana en Granollers ( prov. Barcelona, Spain). Una experiencia muy gratificante
hermosa las interpretaciones de las distintas voces, grandes recuerdos de la preparatoria, interpretamos con el grupo coral de la escuela cobaev 18, las 4 voces soprano, contralto, tenor y bajo. te hacían sentir atraves de la música viajar por el tiempo...
Muy buena interpretación musical, admirable el antiguo interprete baritono que conoce muy bien su papel y lo goza, tenía miedo que al termino fuera a parar a urgncia por el efuerzo a su edad.
