Task: Text Categorization
Input (English): Neither the children's chorus nor the soprano soloist appear until this work's fourth section. The sixth movement, entitled Dance, is for the orchestra alone, while the short nineteenth movement, about the exploits of a young couple, is sung by an a cappella men's semi-chorus. Both the soprano and tenor soloists must sing a high D flat, while the baritone is asked to sing a high B in the sixteenth movement, Dies, nox et omnia. Liquor and the enjoyment of life are the themes of, for 10 points, what set of songs by Carl Orff that begins and ends with O Fortuna
Output (English): Fine Arts