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Carl Orff:
In trutina
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| from: Carmina Burana (1936) |
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| cantoribus et choris cantandae comitantibus instrumentis atque imaginibus magicis<br>für Sopran, Tenor, Bariton, gemischten Chor, Knabenchor und Orchester |
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| Categories:
Passion
Night Music
Film
Vocal Music
Love
Melancholy
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| Description: |
Brimming with restrained tenderness and sweetness, yet quiet and meditative, as if lost in reverie: a moment of pausing in 'Carmina Burana', the probably most famous work in music history that, as major classical open-air event, elicits again and again thunderous applause from the audience today. 'In trutina mentis dubia' – this lyric aria is about the faltering scale of a woman's heart. The performance instructions 'sempre velato', 'con estrema sensibilità' for the soprano and the 'pianissimo' or 'pianississimo' for the instruments indicate how Orff wanted his music to be understood.
CD: Muhai Tang, Conductor - Lisa Griffith, Sopran - Royal Flemish Philharmonic of Antwerpen - Figuralchor Frankfurt - Frankfurter Singakademie, WERGO WER 66022
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