I know most of the music is from Wagner, but I need to know the name of the haunting chorus piece where the singers build to a cresendo usually in the horse rider scenes.
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it's from Carmina Burana by Carl Orff.  \n\ni think it's been used in almost every movie trailer with a big epic swordfight scene, and even a beer commercial (Rickard's Red)
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Not sure if this is it .... If not check this website out http://www.spotcost.com/\n\nArtist(s): Fron Male Voice Choir\nTitle: Voices of the Valley\n\nTracks:\nDisk 1:\n1. Land Of My Fathers\n2. World In Union\n3. Abide With Me\n4. Unchained Melody\n5. Danny Boy\n6. Sailing\n7. You'll Never Walk Alone\n8. You Raise Me\n9. Shenandoah\n10. Last Rose Of Summer\n11. All Through The Night (Ar Hyd Y Nos)\n12. Rose
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I bet that would be the music that came from our colony years, or the years that the Cowboys roamed the plains.\n\nSo with that in mind:\n\nHome on the range, Jimmy cracked corn, yankee doodle, and here are some others that I found on the web.\n\n17th Century\nThe Bailiff's Daughter of Islington \nBarbara Allen \nBlow, Ye Winds, Blow \nThe Bold Pedlar and Robin Hood \nThe Bold Soldier \nThe Deceived Maid \nEdward \nEarl Brand \nThe Farmer's Curst Wife \nFair Margaret and Sweet William (1) \nFair Margaret and Sweet William (2) \nThe Girl I Left Behind Me (1) \nThe Girl I Left Behind Me (2) \nThe Golden Vanity \nGreensleeves \nJohnie Scot \nLavender's Blue \nLord Thomas and Fair Ellinor \nThe Nightingale \nMattie Groves \nSilkie (The Great Silkie of Sule Skerry) \nSir Lionel \nSoldier, Soldier, Will You Marry Me? \nThe Three Butchers \nThe Trappan'd Maiden \nThe Willow Tree \n\n\n18th Century\nA Fox May Steal Your Hens, Sir \nA Soldier and a Sailor \nAlly Croaker \nBachelor's Hall (1) \nBallynamony \nThe Bird Song \nBlack is the Color of My True Love's Hair \nBold Dickie \nBonny Farday \nBrother's Revenge \nCome Here, Fellow Servant \nDrink To Me Only With Thine Eyes \nEarl Colvin \nEarly One Morning \nEnraptured I Gaze \nThe Escape of Old John Webb \nThe Foggy, Foggy Dew \nGeorge Collins \nI'm Seventeen Come Sunday \nKaty Cruel \nThe Lass of Richmond Hill \nThe Lincolnshire Farmer \nThe Little Turtle Dove \nLord Rendal \nLucy Wan \nMist Covered Mountains \nMolly Brannigan \nThe Murdered Brother \nMy Days Have Been So Wondrous Free \nNorah, Dear Norah \nOh No, John! \nOver the Hills and Far Away (1) \nOver the Hills and Far Away (2) \nThe Rolling of the Stones \nSally In Our Alley \nThe Smart Schoolboy \nSpanish Lady (2) \nSweet is the Budding Spring of Love \nTrue Lover's Farewell \nUndaunted Mary \nThe Wife of Usher's Well \nThe Women All Tell Me \n\n\nThe French and Indian War\nThe Death of General Wolfe \nThe Girl I Left Behind Me (1) \nThe Girl I Left Behind Me (2) \nWhy, Soldiers, Why? (Wolfe's Song) \n\n\nRevolutionary War\nThe Ballad of Major Andre \nBattle of the Kegs \nBattle of Saratoga \nBunker Hill \nThe Cruel War (1) \nThe Cruel War (2) \nThe Dying Redcoat \nFree America \nThe Girl I Left Behind Me (1) \nThe Girl I Left Behind Me (2) \nHow Happy the Soldier \nJohnny's Gone for a Soldier (1) \nJohnny's Gone for a Soldier (2) \nJohnny's Gone for a Soldier (3) \nKaty Cruel \nThe Liberty Song \nPaul Jones \nThe Rich Lady Over the Sea \nSir Peter Parker \nThe World Turned Upside Down \nYankee Doodle \nThe Yankee Man-of-War \nYoung Ladies in Town \n\n\n19th Century\nWar of 1812\nBilly Boy (American Version) \nChesapeake and Shannon \nThe Constitution and the Guerriere \nHow Happy the Soldier \nThe Hunters of Kentucky \nThe Lakes of Pontchartrain \nNapoleon Bonaparte \nThe Patriotic Diggers \nStar Spangled Banner \nTo Anacreon in Heaven \nYe Parliament of England \n\n\nEarly 1800s to the Civil War\nAmerica \nArkansas Traveler \nBen Bolt \nBotany Bay (2) \nThe Buffalo \nBuffalo Gals \nYoung Edwin in the Lowlands Low \nThe Female Highwayman \nFlash Lad \nGaily the Troubadour \nLilly Dale \nLong, Long Ago \nThe Lost Lady Found \nLovely Molly \nMarine's Hymn \nMary of the Moor \nOld Colony Times \nThe Old Oaken Bucket \nThe Pesky Sarpent \nThe Pretty Ploughboy \nReynardine \nRosalie, The Prairie Flower \nSimple Gifts \nTurkey In the Straw \nVan Diemen's Land \nWoodman, Spare that Tree \n\n\nCivil War\nBattle Hymn of the Republic \nBonnie Blue Flag \nDarling Nelly Gray \nDear Evelina, Sweet Evelina \nDixie \nThe Drinking Gourd \nGarry Owen \nThe Girl I Left Behind Me (1) \nThe Girl I Left Behind Me (2) \nJohn Brown's Body \nThe Sword of Bunker Hill \nTenting Tonight \nTramp! Tramp! Tramp! \nTramp! Tramp! Tramp! (Confederate Lyrics) \nThe Vacant Chair \nWhen Johnny Comes Marching Home \nPost Civil War\nEight Hours \nGrandfather's Clock \nHard is the Fortune
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The Dambusters, by Eric Coates.\n\nadd  - Ok, I stand corrected. Do you have a clip we could hear? Most orchestral music has a flute in it.
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*La Mer by Charles Trenet \n*Le Temps des Cerises by Yves Montand \n*L'hymne à l'amour by Edith Piaf \n*Le Plat Pays by Jacques Brel \n*Petit papa Noel by Tino Rossi \n\nhere are more\nhttp://www.understandfrance.org/France/FrenchSongs.html
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it might b here:  http://www.amazon.com/Horse-Whisperer-Inspired-Motion-Picture/dp/B000006EJH/sr=8-4/qid=1163729389/ref=pd_bbs_sr_4/102-3797932-6470544?ie=UTF8&s=music
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It's by Carl Orff and it's called Carmina Burana.\n\nBelow is a link to buy or just listen to it.
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The sing is "Its Time' by Dublin. Its an alternate rock  group.
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Hair from the musical of the same name and it was done by The Cowsills. I still have the record. Love that song! Thank you for puttin it in my head now, since I ain't heard it in years. Thank You!
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I think it is Lastat's Recitative.\nCheck out http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000000OTW/ref=pd_bxgy_img_a/002-7689834-3735207?%5Fencoding=UTF8\n\nScroll down, and you can hear a sample of each song on the soundtrack.
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You're thinking of KT Tunstall's "Black Horse &  Cherry Tree" I believe.\n\n"Black Horse & The Cherry Tree"\n\nTwo, three, four\n\n(woo-hoo,woo-hoo)\n(woo-hoo,woo-hoo)\n\nWell my heart knows me better than I know myself\nSo I'm gonna let it do all the talking.\n(woo-hoo,woo-hoo)\nI came across a place in the middle of nowhere\nWith a big black horse and a cherry tree.\n(woo-hoo,woo-hoo)\n\nI fell in fear, upon my back\nI said don't look back, just keep on walking.\n(woo-hoo,woo-hoo)\nWhen the big black horse that looked this way,\nSaid hey lady, will you marry me?\n(woo-hoo,woo-hoo)\n\nBut I said no, no, no,no-no-no\nI said no, no, you're not the one for me\nNo, no, no,no-no-no\nI said no, no, you're not the one for me\n\n(ooooo,woo-hoo)\n\nAnd my heart had a problem, in the early hours,\nSo it stopped it dead for a beat or two.\n(woo-hoo,woo-hoo)\nBut I cut some cord, and I shouldn't have done that,\nAnd it won't forgive me after all these years\n(woo-hoo,woo-hoo)\n\nSo I sent her to a place in the middle of nowhere\nWith a big black horse and a cherry tree.\n(woo-hoo,woo-hoo)\nNow it won't come back , cause it's oh so happy\nAnd now I've got a hole for the world to see\n(woo-hoo,woo-hoo)\n\nBut it said no, no, no,no-no-no\nI said no, no, you're not the one for me\nNo, no, no,no-no-no\nSaid no, no, you're not the one for me\n\n(ooooo,woo-hoo) (not the one for me, yeah)\n(ooooo,woo-hoo)\nSaid no,no, no,no, no, no, no\nYou're not the one for me\nSaid no,no, no,no, no, no, no\nYou're not the one for me\n\nBig black horse and a cherry tree\nI can't quite get there cause they've all forsaken me\nBig black horse and a cherry tree\nI can't quite get there cause they've all forsaken me
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useless knowledge:\n\nThe song most often played at the circus is called "Entrance of the Gladiator"
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I know this it was on the romeo and juliet soundtrack\nLovefool - The Cardigans
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http://www.cyberhymnal.org/ is one of the best. I didn't recognize the fragment you quoted, and I am a Catholic liturgical musician - so you might not all that easily find it. But good luck!
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"Ride Like the Wind" \nby Christopher Cross
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It's in French. The title is Spanish -- the opera is set in Spain -- but the text is French.\n\nChecking with colleges for voice teachers is a good suggestion, though.
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The soundtrack is available from Amazon and if you go to the link I've put in the source section you can see all of the songs on the sountrack and listen to samples of them. \nIf I had to guess which song you are looking for, I guess I'd go for the first one listed, "Sarabande Main Title" by the National Philharmonic Orchestra.\nI hope this helps.