| Description |
1 online resource (1 audio file) |
| Contents |
O Fortuna (2:29) -- Fortune plange vulnera (2:38) -- Veris leta facies (4:32) -- Omnia Sol temperat (2:12) -- Ecce gratium (2:40) -- Uf dem Anger -- Dance (1:52) -- Floret silva (3:19) -- Chramer, gip die varwe mir (3:24) -- Reie -- Swaz hie gat umbe (5:23) -- Were diu werlt alle min (0:53) -- Estuans interius (2:32) -- Olim lacus colueram (4:01) -- Ego sum abbas (1:36) -- In taberna quando sumus (3:15) -- Amor volat undique (3:34) -- Dies, nox et omnia (2:38) -- Stetit puella (2:08) -- Circa mea pectora (2:16) -- Si puer cum puellula (0:55) -- Veni, veni, venias (0:52) -- In trutina (2:20) -- Tempus est iocundum (2:15) -- Dulcissime (0:39) -- Ave formosissima (1:58) -- O Fortuna (2:28) |
| Notes |
Streaming audio |
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Secular cantata for solo voices, mixed chorus, and orchestra |
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Settings of 25 poems and student songs, compiled by the composer from a ms. (ca. 1300)--in the Benediktbeuern, Bavaria |
| Performer |
Prague Festival Orchestra & Chorus ; Pavel Urbanek, conductor |
| Notes |
Principally in Latin with sections in medieval German and medieval French |
| Subject |
Cantatas, Secular.
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Songs, Latin (Medieval and modern)
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Students' songs -- Europe
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Goliards -- Songs and music
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Cantatas, Secular.
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Goliards.
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Songs, Latin (Medieval and modern)
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Students' songs.
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Europe.
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| Genre/Form |
Streaming audio
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Music.
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Songs and music.
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| Form |
Streaming audio
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| Author |
Urbanek, Pavel.
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Prague Festival Orchestra.
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Prague Festival Chorus.
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