Carmina Burana

Carmina Burana
Modo Antiquo - Bettina Hoffmann
Amadeus "Speciale" 056-57 (2 CDs)

Contents

    CD-1: Carmina Burana, part I

    Anon.
  1. CB 185: Ich was ein chint so wolgetan
  2. CB 71: Axe Phebus aureo
  3. CB 200: Bache bene venies
  4. CB 119: Dulce solum
  5. CB 196: In taberna quando sumus
  6. CB 85 & 159: Veris dulcis in tempore
  7. CB 211 & 211o: Alte clamat Epicurus
  8. CB 90: Exiit dilucolo rustica puella
  9. CB 63: Olim sudor Herculis
  10. CB 151: Virent prata hiemata
  11. CB 116: Sic mea fata
  12. from CB 211: Walthers ton
  13. CB 153: Tempus transit gelidum

    14. CD-2: Carmina Burana, part II

  14. CB 27: Bonus est confidere
  15. CB 52: Nomen a sollempnibus
  16. CB 131/131: Dic Christi veritas / Bulla fulminante
  17. CB 14: O varium fortune lubricum
  18. CB 19: Fas et nefas
  19. CB 21: Veritas veritatum
  20. CB 47a: Currit ad vocem
  21. CB 47: Crucifigat omnes
  22. CB 12: Procurans odium
  23. CB 11: Ave nobilis
  24. CB 3: Ecce torpet probitas
  25. CB 14: Planctus ante nescia
  26. CB 8: Licet ager cum egrotis
  27. CB 15: Celum non animum

Playing time: 60' 13 + 60" 18" = 2h 00' 31"

Performers:
Modo Antiquo:
Elena Cecchi Fedi (soprano), Lucia Sciannimanico (mezzo-soprano), Paolo Fanciullacci (tenor, zampogna, ciaramelle, olifante), Marco Scavazza (baritone, olifante), Federico Maria Sardelli (recorders, flauto di corno, flute, ciaramelle, voice), Ugo Galasso (recorders, ciaramelle, bombarda, flauta de tamburo, flute, voice), Mauro Morini (tromba di tirarsi, olifante), Anna Clemente (organo portativo), Bettina Hoffmann (viella, ribeca, tromba marina), Gian Luca Lastraioli (citola, lute, voice), Daniele Poli (harp, lute, hurdy-gurdy, salterio, voice), Luca Brunelli Felicetti (drums, naccari, cembalo, bells, scacciapensieri, percussion)
Bettina Hoffmann, dir.

Recording site and date:
Oratorio di San Francesco Poverino, Florence, Italy [10/1998]
Rel.: 1999 ?

Excerpts:
[1]-[13] Brilliant Classics BRIL 8331 [CDx2] Carmina Burana: Orff and Anonymous Original Medieval Version (excerpts)

Compilation:
Brilliant Classics BRIL 92888 [CDx6] Secular Songs & Dances from the Middle Ages: Carmina Burana / Music for the Crusade / Dances from England, France and Italy

Comments:
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Todd M. McComb