7-part acapella arrangement. Spring show 2003.
Note: To alleviate any confusion, Rockapella never did this arrangement. Some time in the late 90's, the Octet's recording of this song was mislabeled online as a Rockapella song. This acapella arrangement is a Men's Octet original and has been passed along within the group from year to year since the 80's.
Yes, we were wacky enough to do an acapella spoof of the famous orchestral song "O Fortuna" from the ballet Carmina Burana. It follows into a truly old-school, and quite corny Octet number from the 1940's.
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