Orff's Carmina Burana...

[BlueDagger]

To those of you who know it and/or like it:

Would you consider it one giant, single peice of music, or individual songs?

I never have time to listen to the whole thing, so I usually just pick and choose the songs I like. However, I would have to say it is (and is much better to listen to as) one peice, and not individual songs.

I guess what I'm sort of asking is like: "Lord of the Rings: Trilogy or one giant diction- eerrrr.... Novel..."

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[Getintothegame]

I just got done practicing it with the Billings Symphony Chorale. It is the most amazing piece of music I've heard in a long time! I love the movements, it blends together so well!

Yeah, It's defiantly many pieces of music to me... they're just put together very well.

And I know everyone here has at least heard "O Fortuna"...

[Moo2u]

Yeah, all I've heard from it is O Fortuna. I wouldn't mind searching down the rest someday...but not today...

[Rubius-sama]

Most of them are very similar, so I'd say one piece. The only exception is O Fortuna.

[Aralia]

bibbidy bobbidy boo?

But no really, I honestly never heard of it. but I might look it up now that I heard about it.

Would'a been nice to practice some real classical music in the last ensamble I was in.. =/

[Guntz348]

It's an opera dude. One story chopped up into movments, not songs.