"Carmina Burana" is a cantata composed by Carl Orff in the 1930s. The title translates to "Songs from Benediktbeuern," referring to a collection of medieval poems discovered in a monastery in Bavaria, Germany. The work is famous for its powerful and rhythmic music, particularly the opening movement "O Fortuna." If you need a specific translation of a text related to "Carmina Burana," please provide the text, and I will be happy to assist!

In 24 images, 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 from the concert will benefit Pro Mariendom and thus the restoration and preservation of the Linz Mariendom.

Tickets are available at the Domcenter Linz (Domplatz 1, 4020 Linz, Tel: 0732/946100, Email: domcenter@dioezese-linz.at) and online at www.oeticket.com.