What is the name of the musical intro to Hanity's Radio Show? (Vanity)

[Colorado Doug]

Please help me with the name of this powerful music. I have always liked it but have never known the name. Thanks all!

[RaceBannon]

Martina McBride, Let Freedom Ring I think. He interviewed her once, she had no clue who he was!

[jonsie]

It is by Bruce Hornsby, not sure of the title.

[poindexters brother]

The title of the Martina McBabe -er- McBride song is "Independence Day".

[friendly]

McBride song is "Independence Day."

Believe it or not I think it is about a pyromaniac!!!!

[Colorado Doug]

Thanks but while I like Martina McBride, I don't think that's the one I'm looking for. I am looking for the choir one that sounds like 10,000 soprano voices in harmony with a very classical sound. I don't get the radio station here so maybe he is playing somthing else now.

[hole_n_one]

Isn't the opening tune something like you'd hear in the movie The Omen?

[jonsie]

Yeah I know about Independence Day. I thought C Doug was asking about the piano music at the beginning.

[shadowman99]

The big symphonic music is "O Fortuna" by Carmina Burana. It is well known as the theme to the movie "Excaliber"

[ez]

"Carmina Burana"

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

It's "Carmina Burana", composed by Carl Orff.

[Colorado Doug]

The one I am talking about sounds almost like the clouds will part and judgement day will begin any second.

[ez]

Carmina Burana is by Carl Orff. Download it here.

[gdc61]

personal opinion; country music sucks.........but i do turn down the volume and watch the chick videos!!! ;)

[Colorado Doug]

O Fortuna by Carman Burana Sounds like it could be it.

THANK YOU ALL! Freepers are indeed, the best and brightest.

[shadowman99]

My mistake. I remeber it being called O Fortuna, and I did a Google search for composer name.

Anyhow, Colorado Bob can find the music he's looking for on the "Excaliber" soundtrack (a good film that's worth checking out in it's own right)

[shadowman99]

I was mistaken on the composer name. see the other posts.

[socal_parrot]

O Fortuna from Carmina Burana by Carl Orff.

[hole_n_one]

Everytime I hear that, I keep looking for him

[cicero's_son]

There's one line in that song that drives me absolutely nuts every time I hear it: "...let the right be wrong..."

What the hell does that mean?!?