This work contains an instrumental round dance in its third section, "In the Meadow.
In one section of this work, a soprano sings of a girl in a red dress standing still, while another section requires a baritone to sing the lament of a swan roasting on a spit in falsetto. This work contains an instrumental round dance in its third section, "In the Meadow." The penultimate piece of this work, "Ave formosissima," extolls the beauty of Blanchfleur and Helen. In addition to containing a movement titled "The Court of Love," this work ends and begins with a complaint about a certain "Imperatrix Mundi" that controls the fate of men. For 10 points, name this cantata that features "O Fortuna," the best-known work by Carl Orff.
In one section of this work, a soprano sings of a girl in a red dress standing still, while another section requires a baritone to sing the lament of a swan roasting on a spit in falsetto.
Carmina Burana