"Carmina Burana" is a cantata composed by Carl Orff. The title translates to "Songs of Beuren," referring to a collection of medieval poems that inspired the work. The piece is known for its powerful and rhythmic choral music, often associated with themes of fate, fortune, and the joys and sorrows of life. If you need more specific information or a translation of a particular section, please let me know!

CARMINA BURANA Carl Orff (1895-1982) Secular Songs for Singers and Choirs, Accompanied by Instruments and Magical Images Saturday, May 9, 2026, 8:00 PM Mariendom Linz In 24 scenes, different life situations are depicted and musically interpreted. The composition (1936) is based on medieval texts in Latin, Middle High German, and Old French. In addition to the choir and children's choir, as well as three soloists, two pianos and a large percussion ensemble are the central performers of the concert performance in the impressive setting of Austria's largest church. Participants: • Collegium Vocale Linz • Class Choir 3c of the Stiftgymnasium Kremsmünster | Conductor: Andrea Schedlberger • Ursula Langmair, Soprano • Matthäus Schmidlechner, Tenor • Martin Achrainer, Baritone • Gerhard Hofer @ Dino Sequi, Piano • Ensemble Uppercussion, Percussion | Conductor: Wolfgang Reifeneder Musical Direction: Josef Habringer The net proceeds of the concert will benefit Pro Mariendom and thus the restoration and preservation of the Linz Mariendom.