This composition has five sections containing thirteen movements, and is the first of a trilogy, collectively called "Trionfi." It uses the comment lament form known as the "planctus" in numerous sections, including its "Planctus Ante Nescia. Its composer was an alleged Nazi sympathizer, though he claimed to have been a mem
This composition has five sections containing thirteen movements, and is the first of a trilogy, collectively called "Trionfi." It uses the comment lament form known as the "planctus" in numerous sections, including its "Planctus Ante Nescia. Its composer was an alleged Nazi sympathizer, though he claimed to have been a member of the White Rose resistance movement. Based on a thirteenth-century manuscript written by the Goliards and found in a Bavarian monastery in 1803, FTP, name this work whose best-known movement is "O Fortuna," and which was composed by Carl Orff.
This composition has five sections containing thirteen movements, and is the first of a trilogy, collectively called "Trionfi.
{Carmina Burana}