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elizabethclaire
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CARMINA BURANA! - 2007/03/27 20:28 so, not exactly musical theater related but......my university chorus performed orff's "carmina burana" last spring and the mp3s are online, so if anyone likes classical music (and you SHOULD know "o fortuna" since it's a notorious movie trailer track, heeehee) and wants to check out mp3s or download a zip file, you can check it out! we sound surprisingly good for a non-notorious music school...in fact, i would argue better than many pro recordings (our diction could have been a tad better but we didn't have great mics onstage).

http://music.ucdavis.edu/chorus/media/index.htm


roles (the significant ones): laurey in "oklahoma!", grace farrell in "annie", the mistress in "evita", cha-cha in "grease", marion thayer in "titanic"
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Re:CARMINA BURANA! - 2007/03/27 22:18 o fortuna, velut luna... vita detestabilis.... nunc obdurat.........

floret silva nobilis.....

etc, etc....

i, too, performed carmina burana at my university. we sang for president bush. no matter what people think of the president, it's really cool to sing for one!!!!

great performance!!! congrats!
They call me Jessica (like: They call me lady luck... lol)

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Eva Peron, Evita; Jack's Mother, Into the Woods; Sonia, Godspell; Anything Goes, Reno Sweeney; Audrey, Little Shop of Horrors; Catherine, Pippin
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Re:CARMINA BURANA! - 2007/03/29 21:50 I just did that with my high school..and us choir members who got sick of it from the drilling over and over, we have our own set of lyrics...

Oh Fortune...I Love tuna!
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Re:CARMINA BURANA! - 2007/03/31 16:15 i listened to the first 2 movements then the beginning of the 3rd before i temporarily stopped it to leave for an appointment...and it sounds great! i makes me miss singing in a choir.
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Re:CARMINA BURANA! - 2007/03/31 22:14 haha, i often dislike choral singing (because i'm loud....i'll hold back for concerts and rehearsals, but i always sing out for warmups and when there's a lack of volume from my section!). plus most of the big things i've sung (faure requiem, messiah, etc.), there are always sections i dislike or am at least ambivalent about. i seriously loved every moment of carmina burana, even the sections where the women don't sing at all which is a pretty large chunk in the middle. and there's really nothing like getting together a huge group of singers and hearing the amazing volume and unity you can acquire; this performance was 125 university students and 75 or so alumni, and you can really recognize that on the forte sections.

that being said, there's definitely a few movements you can tell were underrehearsed. i always think it's funny how INEVITABLY the women outshine the men (the 14th movement, "in taberna", is one of my favorites, and i think the men really could have pulled it together better, though that may have been a rehearsal timing issue). but i love how orff is able to push the emotional affect in "o fortuna" and "veni veni venias", which still give me chills months later!


roles (the significant ones): laurey in "oklahoma!", grace farrell in "annie", the mistress in "evita", cha-cha in "grease", marion thayer in "titanic"
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