Its The Court of Love section contains a movement praising Blanziflor and Helena and includes licentious love songs derived from a (*) thirteenth-century manuscript produced by goliards and found in a Benedictine monetary in Bavaria.
Only percussion and brass, accompanied by the chorus, appear in the work's Ego sum abbas movement and violins are absent from the Olim lacus colueram movement; both these drinking songs are from the In the Tavern section. Its The Court of Love section contains a movement praising Blanziflor and Helena and includes licentious love songs derived from a (*) thirteenth-century manuscript produced by goliards and found in a Benedictine monetary in Bavaria. For 10 points, name this scenic cantata composed of poems in Latin, Old German, and French set to music and book ended by two renditions of O Fortuna, a work by Carl Orff.
Only percussion and brass, accompanied by the chorus, appear in the work's Ego sum abbas movement and violins are absent from the Olim lacus colueram movement; both these drinking songs are from the In the Tavern section.
{Carmina Burana}