Carmina Burana- Carlorff

“The monumental composition of Carmina Buran Carl Orff seems to be able to transfer you from a calm atmosphere to the spontaneity. It is a dignified music and powerful at the same time, with more lyrical and direct ecstatic, energetic passages, strong pagan sensuality music and direct physical excitement. Listeners evoke unrestrained joy and her motives can resonate for a long time. ” Instrumentis Atque Imaginibus Magicis (world songs for singers and choir sung with instruments and magical paintings) by German composer Carl Orff (1895 - 1982) is based on Goliard's poems and songs from the beginning Benediktbeuern in 1803. Texts, which was put into the collection German philologist Johann Andrea Schmeller, brings a variety of medieval life - containing religious verses to social satire to grimly love or oplinian drinks, written in Latin and Middle Ages and in the Middle Ages. German. He chose 24 songs that he had finished into a prologue, epilogue and three balanced music blocks. The first of their "Primo Vere" ("Spring") brings fresh and energetic dances; The following part of the "in Tabern" ("in the pub") will transfer the listener to the disappointed environment of dissolved drinks; The leitmotif of the third block "Cour d'Amours" remains romantic love. At the same time, the prologue and the epilogue is perhaps the most famous "Fortuna" ("happiness") song about the unpredictability of the power of fate representing a kind of ancient image of the wheel of happiness. The 8th June 1937 in Frankfurt am Main in Germany, directed by Oskar Wälterlin, on the scene of Ludwig Sievert and under the baton of Bertil Wetzelsberger. Demonstrates the composer's workmount championship with the rhythm and his ability to create captivating melodic lines set in often archaizing harmonies coming to hints of medieval music. However, as ORFF himself claimed, he did not follow historicizing impulses in his work, but simply was inspired by a stunning character, rhythmic attributes and musicality of the textual model, the economy of Latin, thus contributed considerably to increasing the effect and overall tone of the work. is general popularity. Ladislav Holásk, whose 95th anniversary is not renowned on 23 December 2024. With the choir of the Slovak Philharmonic, the choir of the SND Opera, the Chamber Vocal Corps Slovak Madrigalists, as well as the Choir of Bratislava, held many concerts in Slovakia and abroad, won significant domestic and international awards and cooperated with leading domestic and foreign orchestras. With these artistic bodies, he realized a number of radio and television recordings and several CDs. He also devoted himself to pedagogical activities. Corps of Sirenis.