Carmina Burana - V. Ecce gratum (w/ English subtitles)

The 5th movement of Carl Orff's masterpiece "Carmina Burana". Carl Orff (1895-1982) The London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Richard Hickox

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Music

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• Carmina
• Burana
• Carl
• Orff
• London
• Symphony
• Orchestra
• Richard
• Hickox

[katetem11]

Team Fortress!

[SirDude456]

I preferred it when I did not know what it was about, because of the fact that back than it could be anything, and now it can only be what I have heard

*BEEEEP SUBTITLES DELETED*

and now I have my innocence back, let there be marry making and cake

[SPeacock]

@katetem11 I remember :) The original Team Fortress (Quake engine). Took me years to find out the name of this tune - now I know.

[thedracosilver]

Uno de los mejores movimientos!!!

[vit5k5]

bello



[redhootie123]

Does the etymology of it really matter?

[IanLeoden]

@cpawel You're right, but that's Classical Latin, the language of the ancient Romans. This song is written in Medieval Latin, which is the Latin the Medieval churches spoke.

[VictorLepanto]

@contortionist104: it is all actually from a cache of poems found in an old Medieval monestary. Pilgrims would make poems & leave them there. Orff simply make various musical settings for the poems. I prefer Fortuna Plango Vulnera actually. It is just that people here Oh Fortuna so often in movies b/c it sounds so ominous & evil.

[cpawel]

@bjankuloski actually, hes right (pfeffer) Latin C's are pronounced as K's, not Tz's

[afareni]

Beautiful