Ever wonder what the orchestra thinks chorus is singing in Carmina Burana?

[gerry]

For your amusement:

https://carmina.ytmnd.com/

[pianowolfi]

 

[quantum]

HAHAHAHA!!! 

I played the 2 piano version of Carmina Burana.  The real lyrics are quite racy.  I like how they included the goose. One of the movements in Carmina has to do with a goose roasting in misery. 

[Bob]

Yes, I heard it was about monks and dirty things.

[retrouvailles]

If you guys think that Orff's Carmina Burana is racy, look up Catulli Carmina. Both of these pieces are part of Trionfi, and are sometimes played or recorded together. But yes, Catulli Carmina can be really dirty. At least it sounds as nice as Carmina Burana does, in my opinion.

[Bob]

Does anyone have the story and translation of Carmina Burana?


Now I know I'm going to be thinking "Oh!!! For tuna!" the next time I hear that.  And it's so serious.

[quantum]

If you guys think that Orff's Carmina Burana is racy, look up Catulli Carmina. Both of these pieces are part of Trionfi, and are sometimes played or recorded together. But yes, Catulli Carmina can be really dirty. At least it sounds as nice as Carmina Burana does, in my opinion.

Thanks for posting that.  I'd like to hear a recording.

[gerry]

If you guys think that Orff's Carmina Burana is racy, look up Catulli Carmina. Both of these pieces are part of Trionfi, and are sometimes played or recorded together. But yes, Catulli Carmina can be really dirty. At least it sounds as nice as Carmina Burana does, in my opinion.

Yes, especially the part that goes something like O tue mammale mammale, etc. -  Oh your tits, your, tits, your tits, your tits, your ti-i-i-ts, (excuse the vernacular translation)

[Bob]

It's. A. Big. Ad.

[Kassaa]

It's. A. Big. Ad.

That's truly the BIGGEST AD EVER