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“Ormandy & his Philadelphians have just the right panache to bring off this wildly exuberant picture of the Middle Ages…and there is no more enjoyable analogue version… tremendous vigour, warmth, and colour and a genial spontaneous enthusiasm from the Rutgers University choristers…is irresistible. Soloists are excellent…Choir and Orchestra steal the show.. Quite splendid…one of Ormandy’s most inspired recordings…exhilarating” (Penguin Guide rosette)
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FORTUNA IMPERATRIX MUNDI COUR D’AMOURS
- 1. O fortuna 2.44 19. Stetit puella 1.49
- 2. fortuna plango vulnera 2.39 20. Circa mea pectora 2.09
- I PRIMO VERE 21. Si Puer cum puellula 1.00
- 3. Veris leta facies 3.26 22. Veni, veni, venias 1.03
- 4. Omnia sol temperat 1.47 23. In trutina 2.08
- 5. Ecce gratium 2.34 24. Tempus est iocundum 2.14
- UF DEM ANGE 25. Dulcissime 0.39
- 6. Tanz 1.37 BLANZIFOR ET HELENA
- 7. Floret silva 3.14 26. Ave formosissima 1.47
- 8. Chramer, gip die varwe mir 3.11 FORTUNA IMPERATRIX MUNDI
- 9. Reie 1.50 27. O fortuna 2.42
- 10. Swaz hie gat umbe 0.33
- 11. Chume, chum, geselle min 1.25 Die Kluge – Excerpts
- 12. Were diu werlt alle min 1.25 28. Als die treue ward geboren 4.14
- IN TABERNA (Paul Kuen, Hermann Prey and
- 13. Estuans interius 2.14 Gustav Neidlinger)
- 14. Olim lacus colueram 3.31 29. So also so, so war’s gemeint….
- 15. Ego sum abbas 1.37 …Schuschunuhu….Was ist, wo bin ich,
- 16. Quando sumus 3.10 wer hat das getan? 13.32
- COUR D’AMOURS (Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Marcel Cordes,
- 17. Amor volat undique 3.01 Rudolf Christ and Gottlob Frick;
- 18. Dies, nox et omnia 2.09 Philharmonia Orchestra conducted
by Wolfgang Sawallsich Rec.1956)
