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What is some other classical music similar to Carmina Burana by Mozart?
I'm looking for that cool battle scene music type of thing.
9 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Carmina Burana was not written by Mozart, first of all. It was written by Carl Orff.
There are TONS of songs I could give you. I'll only list a couple:
Danse Macabre - Camille Saint-Saens
Symphony #9, Movement 2 - Beethoven
Night on Bald Mountain - Mussorgsky
And for soundtrack/classical-y stuff:
Requiem for a Tower - Howard Shore
- 1 decade ago
First ... to Floydk2001 ... the 1812 Overture was written by Tchaikovsky, not Beethoven.
Did you mean to say you were looking for compositions by Mozart that were similar to Carmina Burana, or did you think that Carmina was written by Mozart?
Mozart's Requiem is a good example. Also Berlioz Requiem, Verdi's Requiem ...
Requiems from the Classical Period are good. For battle music ...
Mussorgsky's "Great Gates of Kiev" from "Pictures at an Exhibition."
Hope those help!
- 1 decade ago
Oops!!! Carmina Burana was not composed by mozart. But anyway how about Requiem by Mozart . Specially "Dies irae"
- ?Lv 45 years ago
Chopin - funeral march Beethoven - symphony selection 7, exceedingly 2d pass Tchaikovsky - 6th symphony Dvorak - new international symphony, exceedingly 4th pass Beethoven - fur Elise Chopin - nocturne (any of) Tchaikovsky - swan lake Bach - toccata and fugue in D minor boellmann - suite gothique toccata Carl Orf - Carmina burana Elgar - cello concerto ...
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Eine Kliene Nachtmusik, The Magic Flute, The Blue Danube Waltz and many more!
- 1 decade ago
Gustav Holst- The Planets (especially "Mars")
Anton Bruckner- 8th Symphony (not the whole thing, but there are some very thrilling moments particularly in the 4th movement)
Verdi- "Dies Irae" from Requiem
- TedExLv 71 decade ago
1812 Overture, Wellingon's victory. both by Beethoven.
More recent, Victory at Sea. This is from the '50s , and is the theme music from "Victory at sea " a 26 part series about the Navy in WWII.
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- 1 decade ago
Symphony Español, by Eduardo Lalo sounds great, dramatic, or Beethoven's 5th, first movement.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
killer queen!