Carl Orff (1895-1982)
Carmina Burana, scenic cantata (here recorded for the first time in a version with Danish lyrics and arranged for two pianos, brass instruments, percussion, choir and soloist)
Brass arrangement: Mogens Andresen,
Klaudia Kidon, Bjørn Holmegård and Jens Brückner, soloists
Tritonus-Koret
Anne Christoffersen and Arne Christensen, pianos
DKDM-Brass (brass ensemble of the Royal Danish Academy of Music)
Jesper Korneliusen, Nicolaj Skåning and Tim Jørgensen, percussion
John Høybye, conductor
Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi
1. Falsk er lykken (O Fortuna)
2. Forrådt af skæbnen (Fortunae plango vulnera)
I - Primo Vere
3. Vårens glade ansigtstræk (Veris laeta facies )
4. Solens lys, så fint og klart (Omnia Sol temperat)
5. Dig vi hylder (Ecce gratum)
Uf dem Anger
6. Dans (Tanz) -instrumental -
7. Nu slår skoven ud i sin pragt (Floret silva nobilis)
8. Kræmmer, giv mig farven (Chramer, gip die varwe mir)
9. Kædedans (Swaz hie gat umbe) 0:00
Those who dance around here are all girls who wish to spend all this summer without men. Come, come, my beloved, I am awaiting you with desire, I am awaiting you with desire, come, come, my beloved. Sweet mouth, the colour of roses, come and make me well, come and make me well, sweet mouth, the colour of roses.
10. Var den vide verden min (Were diu werlt alle min) 03:35
If the world were all mine from the sea up to the Rhine, this I would willingly forego to have the queen of England lie in my arms.
II - In Taberna
11. Medens jeg i sjælens dyb (Aestuans interius) 4:35
Burning inwardly with strong anger, in my bitterness I speak to my soul; created out of matter, ashes of the earth, I am like a leaf with which the winds play. Whereas it is proper for a wise man to place his foundations on rock, I, in my folly, am like a flowing river, never staying on the same course. I am borne along like a ship without a sailor, just as a wandering bird is carried along paths of air; chains do not keep me nor does a key; I seek men like myself, and I am joined with rogues. For me a serious heart is too serious a matter; a joke is pleasant and sweeter than honeycombs; whatever Venus orders is pleasant toil; she never dwells in faint hearts. I go on the broad way after the manner of youth; and I entangle myself in vice, forgetful of virtue; greedy for pleasure more than for salvation, I, dead in my soul, attend to the needs of my flesh.
12. Søens pryd jeg fordum var (Olim lacus colueram) 07:04
Once I had dwelt on lakes, once I had been beautiful, when I was a swan. Poor wretch! Now black and well roasted! The cook turns me back and forth; I am roasted to a turn on my pyre; now the waiter serves me. Poor wretch! Now black and well roasted! Now I lie on the dish, and I cannot fly; I see the gnashing teeth. Poor wretch! Now black and well roasted!
13. Jeg er vellevnernes præst (Ego sum abbas Cucaniensis)
14. Her på kroen hos hinanden (In taberna quando sumus)
III - Cour d'amour
15. Amor fuld af elskovs trå (Amor volat undique)
16. Barnets muntre spøg og leg (Dies, nox, et omnia)
17. Stod der en pige sød (Stetit puella)
18. Sukke gør mit hjerte trangt(Circa mea pectora)
19. Når knøsen med sin pigelil (Si puer cum puellula)
20. Kom, kom å kom (Veni, veni, venias)
21. Ingen råd mit hjerte ved (In trutina)
22. Glædens tid er inde (Tempus est iocundum)
23. Du dejligste (Dulcissime)
Blanziflor et Helena
24. Hil dig, fagre dejlighed (Ave formosissima)
Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi
25. Falsk er lykken
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