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CD: Orff, Carl - Carl Orff: Carmina Burana; Antal Dorati & Royal Philharmonic Orchesta

01. FORTUNA IMPERATRIX MUNDI (Fortune, Empress of the world) -- O Fortuna [0:02:25.03]
02. Fortune plango vulnera [0:02:43.02]
03. I. PRIMO VERE (Spring) -- Veris leta facies [0:05:10.28]
04. Omnia Sol temperat [0:02:20.65]
05. Ecce gratum [0:02:49.07]
06. UF DEM ANGER (On the Green) -- Tanz [0:01:47.50]
07. Floret silva nobilis [0:03:27.65]
08. Chramer, gip die varwe mir [0:03:19.30]
09. Reie-Reigen [0:04:45.48]
10. Were diu werlt alle min [0:01:00.00]
11. II. IN TABERNA (In the tavern) -- Estuans interius [0:02:30.72]
12. Olim lacus colueram [0:03:44.65]
13. Ego sum abbas [0:01:58.55]
14. In taberna quando sumus [0:03:02.08]
15. III. COURS D'AMOUR (The court of love) -- Amor volat undique [0:03:36.05]
16. Dies, nox et omnia [0:02:32.70]
17. Stetit puella [0:02:26.05]
18. Circa mea pectora [0:02:09.45]
19. Si puer cum puellula [0:00:59.32]
20. Veni, veni, venias [0:00:59.53]
21. In trutina [0:02:20.15]
22. Tempus est iocumdum [0:02:33.60]
23. Dulcissime [0:00:37.15]
24. BLANZIFLOR ET HELENA (Blanchefleur and Helen) -- Ave formosissima [0:02:00.67]
25. FORTUNA IMPERATRIX MUNDI (Fortune, Empress of the world) -- O Fortuna [0:02:28.33]


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Thank you, CdS.

Thank you very much.

Thank you share!

Thanks for this version by a prestigious orchestra !

Many Thanks.

This is gonna be my third version of this magnificent piece of 20th century music. One is the San Francisco Symphony with Herbert Blomstedt and the other is the London Symphony with Richard Hickox. Thanks.

Very cool. Thank you!

Just had to add, that if this is Dorati's '76 recording with John Shirley-Quirk, Norma Burrowes and Louis Devos, then this is the one to get. Of all the recordings I've heard over the years this one stands well above the rest. The vibrant rhythms, vigorous orchestra and outstanding soloists and chorus make this a superlative listen.

Although I�m a great admirer of Dorati I haven�t heard his version of "Carmina Burana" yet. My desert island version though will probably always be the Jochum recording since it has impeccable soloists. Nobody will ever be able to beat Fischer-Dieskau at his intonation and clarity of text :-) Plus the recording sounds spectacular and Jochum's conducting makes it pure excitement.