Und unser lieben Frauen, Op. 138, No. 4 (Max Reger)

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General Information

Title: Unser lieben Frauen Traum, "Und unser lieben Frauen"
Composer: Max Reger

Number of voices: 6vv   Voicing: SSATBB

Genre: Sacred, Sacred song

Language: German
Instruments: A cappella

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Description: No. 4 from Acht geistliche Gesänge, Op. 138.

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Original text and translations

German text Author unknown Und unser lieben Frauen, der traumet ihr ein Traum wie unter ihrem Herzen gewachsen wär ein Baum. Und wie der Baum ein Schatten gäb wohl über alle Land: Herr Jesus Christ der Heiland, also ist er genannt. Herr Jesus Christ der Heiland ist unser Heil und Trost, mit seiner bittern Marter hat er uns all erlöst.

English translation by Catherine Winkworth Our Lady lay a-sleeping And dreamed a dream, as e'er 'tis said: That there beneath her heart lay A tree that grew with branches outspread. And lo, the tree its shadow gave To shelter ev'ry, ev'ry land: Lord Jesus Christ our Saviour, That tree is he, and aye shall stand. Lord Jesus Christ, our saving health, Hears us when we call: By his most bitter Passion He hath redeemed us all.