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The Hon Kevin Rudd, Minister for Foreign Affairs has a message for the LGBTIQ youth of Australia
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Vimeo link: https://vimeo.com/37062199
It's been a while a wanted to make one more fanvideo based on the great episode aired on December 1st 2011 - ...
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Vimeo link: https://vimeo.com/37062199
It's been a while a wanted to make one more fanvideo based on the great episode aired on December 1st 2011 - "the boxing episode", and the music I chose this time was extracted from the cantata "Carmina Burana", a collection of poems and dramatic texts from the 11th,12th and 13th centuries that were set to music by Carl Orff in 1936. So what you hear here is Medieval Latin but don't worry about it, just let yourself go.
I hope you may have so much fun watching this video as I had making it.
By the way, the quote at the beginning is the translation from Latin to English of the aria "Dulcissime":
Dulcissime, totam tibi subdo me!
Sweetest of men, I give myself to you wholly!
Thank you to Nanna and May for the clips used in this fanvideo.
To Even, who always brighten up our days with those beautiful Chrolli wallpapers of hers.
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For entertainment purposes only.
All clips by DasErste/Verbotene Liebe.
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED
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Music: Carmina Burana - Dulcissime & O Fortuna
Composed by: Carl Orff
Performed by: Philharmonia Orchestra & Chorus
Conducted by: Riccardo Muti
O Fortuna
O Fortune,
variable
as the moon,
always dost thou
wax and wane.
Detestable life,
first dost thou mistreat us,
and then, whimsically,
thou heedest our desires.
As the sun melts the ice,
so dost thou dissolve
both poverty and power.
Monstrous
and empty fate,
thou, turning wheel,
art mean,
voiding
good health at thy will.
Veiled
in obscurity,
thou dost attack
me also.
To thy cruel pleasure
I bare my back.
Thou dost withdraw
my health and virtue;
thou dost threaten
my emotion
and weakness
with torture.
At this hour,
therefore, let us
pluck the strings without
delay.
Poem: "Until I Met You" by Joanna Fuchs
Until I Met You
Before I met you,
I thought I was happy,
and I was,
but I had never known
the rich contentment,
deep satisfaction,
and total fulfillment
you brought to me
when you came into my life.
Before I met you,
I felt a lot of things,
good things,
but I had never experienced
the indescribably intense
feelings I have for you.
Before I met you,
I thought I knew myself,
and I did,
but you looked deep inside me
and found fresh new things
for us to share.
Before I met you,
I thought I knew about love,
but I didn't,
until I met you.
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peikongkong favorited a video
(2 days ago)
Vimeo link: https://vimeo.com/37062199
It's been a while a wanted to make one more fanvideo based on the great episode aired on December 1st 2011 - ...
more
Vimeo link: https://vimeo.com/37062199
It's been a while a wanted to make one more fanvideo based on the great episode aired on December 1st 2011 - "the boxing episode", and the music I chose this time was extracted from the cantata "Carmina Burana", a collection of poems and dramatic texts from the 11th,12th and 13th centuries that were set to music by Carl Orff in 1936. So what you hear here is Medieval Latin but don't worry about it, just let yourself go.
I hope you may have so much fun watching this video as I had making it.
By the way, the quote at the beginning is the translation from Latin to English of the aria "Dulcissime":
Dulcissime, totam tibi subdo me!
Sweetest of men, I give myself to you wholly!
Thank you to Nanna and May for the clips used in this fanvideo.
To Even, who always brighten up our days with those beautiful Chrolli wallpapers of hers.
******************************************************
For entertainment purposes only.
All clips by DasErste/Verbotene Liebe.
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED
******************************************************
Music: Carmina Burana - Dulcissime & O Fortuna
Composed by: Carl Orff
Performed by: Philharmonia Orchestra & Chorus
Conducted by: Riccardo Muti
O Fortuna
O Fortune,
variable
as the moon,
always dost thou
wax and wane.
Detestable life,
first dost thou mistreat us,
and then, whimsically,
thou heedest our desires.
As the sun melts the ice,
so dost thou dissolve
both poverty and power.
Monstrous
and empty fate,
thou, turning wheel,
art mean,
voiding
good health at thy will.
Veiled
in obscurity,
thou dost attack
me also.
To thy cruel pleasure
I bare my back.
Thou dost withdraw
my health and virtue;
thou dost threaten
my emotion
and weakness
with torture.
At this hour,
therefore, let us
pluck the strings without
delay.
Poem: "Until I Met You" by Joanna Fuchs
Until I Met You
Before I met you,
I thought I was happy,
and I was,
but I had never known
the rich contentment,
deep satisfaction,
and total fulfillment
you brought to me
when you came into my life.
Before I met you,
I felt a lot of things,
good things,
but I had never experienced
the indescribably intense
feelings I have for you.
Before I met you,
I thought I knew myself,
and I did,
but you looked deep inside me
and found fresh new things
for us to share.
Before I met you,
I thought I knew about love,
but I didn't,
until I met you.
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