Other movements include "Veni, veni, venias" and "In truitina," both set "In the court of love.
A four-measure movement in this piece consists entirely of whole notes in parts other than the solo soprano, who sings a long series of descending triplets and rising eighth notes while singing "Dulcissime, totam tibi subdo me!" The final movement is in 3/2 time but contains a rest-quarter-quarter-quarter rhythm repeated for the entirety of its middle section. Another movement includes a song sung by a (*) swan while it roasts on a spit, part of a section set "In the Tavern." Other movements include "Veni, veni, venias" and "In truitina," both set "In the court of love." It is most famous for a movement which compares the titular substance is ever waxing and waning like the moon. For 10 points, name this cantata whose most famous for its opening and closing "O Fortuna" movements, based on songs found in Benediktbeuern and composed by Carl Orff.
A four-measure movement in this piece consists entirely of whole notes in parts other than the solo soprano, who sings a long series of descending triplets and rising eighth notes while singing "Dulcissime, totam tibi subdo me!"
{Carmina Burana}