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Diligitur
from: Perpetuum mobile - Songs from the Codex Buranus
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COMPOSER:
Peter Schindler
PUBLISHER:
Carus Verlag
PRODUCT TYPE:
Choral Score
INSTRUMENT GROUP:
Chamber Ensemble
Composer Peter Schindler on this separate edition from “Perpetuum mobile”: A calm, flowing duet between a man and a woman. Both are experienced and know just how the world works. Serenely they sing about the state of affairs: “Diligitur, colitur, quem sors illuminatere” (he whom fate adorns with
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| Subtitle | from: Perpetuum mobile - Songs from the Codex Buranus |
| Composer | Peter Schindler |
| Publisher | Carus Verlag |
| Instrumentation | Soprano, Baritone and Chamber Ensemble |
| Text language | Latin |
| Product Type | Choral Score |
| Instrument Group | Chamber Ensemble |
| Year of Publication | 2024 |
| Genre | Classical |
| ISMN | 9790007329471 |
| No. Pages | 4 |
| No. | CV929650 |
| Release Date | 9/27/2024 |
| Tiijdsduur | 00:01:30 |
Description
Composer Peter Schindler on this separate edition from “Perpetuum mobile”:A calm, flowing duet between a man and a woman. Both are experienced and know just how the world works. Serenely they sing about the state of affairs: “Diligitur, colitur, quem sors illuminatere” (he whom fate adorns with fortune is valued and revered). Love and honor? Only with money! Those who are seen to be poor are despised. An Italian proverb says, “No poor person is as poor as one who used to be rich”. A sober view of life! And a pretty cynical idea. But that's exactly what this song is about.The hexameter from text no. 188 which is set here to music is one of the many sayings or slogans from the Codex Buranus.
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