Did is surprise you when you heard Carl Orff's Carmina Burana for the first !
Question: Did is surprise you when you heard Carl Orff's Carmina Burana for the first time and at the end !. !. !.!?
!. !. !. it breaks into boogie woogie rhythm!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
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You're talking about the "veni, veni, venias" section!? Ok, yeah, that's sort of near the end (#20 out of 25 movements)!. It's certainly got a nice groove to it, but I don't agree with your characterization of this as "boogie woogie!." Not only is the chronology off (Orff wrote Carmina Burana in the mid-1930s, and I think "boogie woogie" is most often associated with 1950s blues-rock), but this movement doesn't share many (any!?) musical characteristics with boogie woogie!.!.!.other than the presence of a piano!.
Maybe you can enlighten us with some specifics about what you hear as boogie woogie in this music!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
Maybe you can enlighten us with some specifics about what you hear as boogie woogie in this music!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
Huh!?
At the end, he reprises the "O Fortuna" chorus -- not much opportunity for boogie woogie in there!.
You are either trying to make a joke, or you have a somewhat mistaken concept of boogie woogie!.
EDIT:
the "Veni, veni" section is rhythmic, yes, but it would be a monstrous stretch to call it boogie woogie!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
At the end, he reprises the "O Fortuna" chorus -- not much opportunity for boogie woogie in there!.
You are either trying to make a joke, or you have a somewhat mistaken concept of boogie woogie!.
EDIT:
the "Veni, veni" section is rhythmic, yes, but it would be a monstrous stretch to call it boogie woogie!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
If you asked the correct question, Glinzek might have been able to give you the answer you seek!. The words you added as an edit don't come from the end of 'Carmina Burana' but from a section in the second half (nowhere near the end)!. yes, this section is very danceable but I'm not sure it's 'boogie woogie'!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
i dunno about the ending, it seemed appropriate, but i was shocked when i saw the translation of the lyrics
http://web!.comhem!.se/hansdotter/carmina!.!.!.!.
takes a bit of deciphering, but it's worth itWww@Enter-QA@Com
http://web!.comhem!.se/hansdotter/carmina!.!.!.!.
takes a bit of deciphering, but it's worth itWww@Enter-QA@Com
i dont think i've heard that version but the original, i was a bit surprised when the same exact song from the beginning was at the very end :(Www@Enter-QA@Com
The first time I heard it I thought it was very cool!.!.!. I've played it many times now and I'm kind of bored with it however!.!.!. there are those great "alternative" lyrics!.!.!. salsa cookies, windmill cookies!.!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com