Later on we are treated to a glorification of perfume and makeup, a glorification of the abbot of Cockaigne and his heavy-drinking parishioners, and a glorification of boys and girls tarrying in a little room.
It opens by comparing fortune to the moon--first waning and then waxing-- and continues with a singer's lament of how fortune has turned on him. Later on we are treated to a glorification of perfume and makeup, a glorification of the abbot of Cockaigne and his heavy-drinking parishioners, and a glorification of boys and girls tarrying in a little room. For 10 points, name this collection of songs from the Beuron region of Germany set to music by Carl Orff.
It opens by comparing fortune to the moon--first waning and then waxing-- and continues with a singer's lament of how fortune has turned on him.
{Carmina Burana} (prompt on {Songs of Beuron})