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Al igual que el video "Rosa das Rosas", este fue grabado en 2005 por Ensamble Decamerón. "Tempus est iocundum" es una de las canciones del cancionero "Carmina Burana", encontrado en Alemania. ensambledecameron@hotmail.com

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Nice job! ( 11 months ago by zauber77)

Nice job!

great music, ... ( 11 months ago by Ralphand87)

great music, awesome job

Thank you very much ... ( 10 months ago by dicrow)

Thank you very much. We´re glad you like it.

Thanks Thanks ... ( 10 months ago by dicrow)

Thanks Thanks Thanks!!!!

Array ( 9 months ago by frnjamanki)

oh oh totus floreo iam amore virginali totus ordeo

¡Maravilloso! ¡ ... ( 8 months ago by tefila)

¡Maravilloso! ¡Simplemente, maravilloso!

Tuve el placer de ... ( 8 months ago by lilmemnonlil)

Tuve el placer de escucharlos cuando tocaron en el auditorio del conservatorio nacional. Me gustaria dejarles mi mail para que me avisen cuando toquen en algun lado, gracias, sigan asi. h_otzet(a)hotm

Geil ( 8 months ago by MelchiorVulpio)

Geil

wonderfull job!! ( 6 months ago by tinclor)

wonderfull job!!

Here Decameron ... ( 3 months ago by amakrid)

Here Decameron fails to capture the tension of the song, where the singer claims he is "all afire" and "dying" for love. One should sing the Carmine with laughter and light irony (as would a company sing it in a tavern), or would choose to take its meaning literally. While always lyrical and correct, here Decameron somehow seem to lack a clear interpretative viewpoint. That hesitation robs the song's vitality and all the small allusions that must spice up every medieval folk singing.

diese dersion des ... ( 2 months ago by Sciuck)

diese dersion des liedes hört sich ganz gut an der gesang ist auch nicht schlecht aber die version von In Extremo ist die beste und sie nennen das lied Totus Floreo

sehr sehr schöne ... ( 1 month ago by LH9803)

sehr sehr schöne version......

This is the best ... ( 1 week ago by maxotti)

This is the best version I ever heard of Tempus est Iocundum. Totally different from Carl Orff's modern interpretation. It is medieval and this makes it special in the preformance: In the 14th century, by the time of Walther von der Vogelweide it could have looked like that. Excellent!