Carl Orff - Carmina Burana - 01. O Fortuna video free download


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Uploaded: 2011/03/28

FORTUNA IMPERATRIX MUNDI

O FORTUNA

O Fortuna,

velut Luna

statu variabilis,

semper crescis

aut decrescis;

vita detestabilis

nunc obdurat

et tunc curat

ludo mentis aciem,

egestatem,

potestatem

dissolvit ut glaciem.

Sors immanis

et inanis,

rota tu volubilis,

status malus,

vana salus

semper dissolubilis,

obumbrata

et velata

michi quoque niteris;

nunc per ludum

dorsum nudum

fero tui sceleris.

Sors salutis

et virtutis

michi nunc contraria

est affectus

et defectus

semper in angaria.

Hac in hora

sine mora

corde pulsum tangite;

quod per sortem

sternit fortem,

mecum omnes plangite!

FORTUNE EMPRESS OF THE WORLD

O FORTUNE

O Fortune,

Like the moon

You are changeable,

ever waxing

and waning.

Hateful life,

first oppresses,

and then soothes

as fancy takes it;

poverty,

and power

it melts them like ice.

Fate - monstrous

and empty,

you whirling wheel,

you are malevolent,

well-being is in vain

and always fades to nothing,

shadowed

and veiled

you plague me too;

now through the game

I bring my bare back

To your villainy.

Fate is against me

in health

and virtue,

driven on

and weighted down,

always enslaved.

So at this hour

without delay

pluck the vibrating strings;

since Fate

strikes down the strong man,

everyone weep with me!

Lying in Flora's lap

Phoebus once more

smiles, now covered

in many-colored flowers,

Zephyr breathes nectar-

scented breezes.

Let us rush to compete

for love's prize. Ah!

In harp-like tones sings

the sweet nightingale,

with many flowers

the joyous meadows are laughing,

a flock of birds rises up

through the pleasant forests,

the chorus of maidens

already promises a thousand joys. Ah.

Comments

9 years ago

securityplus

friggin awesome

9 years ago

Rolando Esparza

O Fortune ,thanks for a nice music and sound.

11 years ago

albert ngene

Smart waiters you are. Thanks for sharing.

12 years ago

MoveOn SoulClub

It sounds exactly like the recording I have of Manchester Halle Orchestra. After hearing them, everything sounds inferior.

12 years ago

fgfk123

The last part of the lyrics in Latin is missing: sternit fortem, mecum omnes plangite!

12 years ago

FauxWerks

@therocket8: This is from the Richard Cooke and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra performance of 2006. Here's the link to the entire album on iTunes. Here's the iTunes ID: id204810278

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