Carl Orff - Tempus est Iocundum, Dulcissime and O Fortuna (from Carmina Burana)

[@celtik05]

I just love the conductor. Beautiful choir and nice voices. I have singing Carmina Burana and I love it.

[@dhiadu8892]

It's so beautiful still a dream to be can sing it I can just say bravoo

[@alejandroperez-ry7vn]

Missed Ave Formosissima.

[@bathspauniversitychoir1298]

This was a 'teaser' for our Gala concert a month later. We did the Ave Formosissima there!

[@hdezluz]

Didn't hear altos, as well... Good performance! 😊

[@Thundernerd2aBird]

@@hdezluz 😂😂😂😂

[@Jabberstax]

This isn't Carmina Burana

[@verenak-ee2vy]

What is it then?

[@zaganim3813]

its beautiful, but it doesnt match the essence of the middle ages in the same way as earlier versions.

[@ferrari8131]

amazing!!! Only the girl with the black glasses has to work a bit on her accent :P Its defectUS not defectOS as you pronounced

[@apteryx01]

Non defectam mihi videtur puellam ocularia nigra gerentem, sed spectaculum furatam fuisse! "Dulcissime, totam tibi subdo me" cecinit-ac verbi vivi facti sunt!

[@bone3013]

Beautiful but it still doesn't match up to how it is in other versions which are attempts at what it may have sounded like originally, although we still don't know what it really would have been like. Also fun fact: This sound is about men losing their virginities, if I remember correctly

[@apteryx01]

I listened to the Carmina Burana a lot as a teenager, delighting in its wide range and Orff-medieval style. Now I know some Latin, and I'm shocked!

[@angelvazquez9046]

El dulcissime no le salió bien a la chica