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Carmina Burana: Choral Score Carl Orff
Publisher: Schott

Choreographed to the sometimes-melodic, sometimes-dissonant, The dancers, set alongside Carl Orff's spellbinding choral tour de force, were a feast for the senses. Claire Rutter, soprano, Tom Randle, tenor, Markus Eiche, baritone, Highcliffe Junior Choir, Bournemouth Symphony Youth Chorus, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, Marin Alsop, conductor. Nov 16, 2011 - This Carmina Burana was an EMI 'bestseller'. Sep 23, 2010 - In a rare dance/choral/symphonic performance, audiences can experience the iconic grandeur of Carmina Burana with music performed live by more than 150 choral singers (standing behind the dancers on stage) from the Grammy®-nominated choir Conspirare as led by Craig Hella Johnson and the Austin Symphony Orchestra as led Orff's mighty score masterfully captures the emotion of artistic repression and the spirit of liberation that comes from breaking free. May 30, 2007 - Carl Orff: Carmina Burana. Live entertainment does not get better than that.” Throw in the live performance of Orff's “Carmina Burana” score by the Atlanta Ballet Orchestra and the Georgia State University Singers. $7.99 Click to buy · Printer Version; Send to a Rather, she brings out nuances throughout the performance that result in a thoughtful reading of the score. Orff derived the inspiration and texts for his score from the anthology of the same name of songs and poems written in medieval Latin, German, and French, by the “goliards,” vagrant scholars, vagagond poets and wandering monks of seven hundred years ago. Nov 8, 2005 - One of the advantages of a live concert is that, lacking obvious beauty for the casually musical ear, a work can still score on the account of sheer volume. Apr 4, 2013 - Carmina Burana” is a modern interpretation of those poems. The Rundfunkchor Berlin is absolutely superb and matches the Berlin Philharmonic with its vocal prowess. Like the choir, the score has been prepared to the last degree. Apr 1, 2011 - Weber State Univesrity Department of Performing Arts presents the WSU Concert and Chamber Choirs with guests, WSU Symphonic Band, in a concert featuring the dramatic Carl Orff work, “Carmina Burana. If not everyone came away from the That enthusiasm clearly had spread among the performers as well: chorus and orchestra played and sang with passion and offered a consequently excellent performance that – as should be the case with Carmina – burst at the seams with vitality.