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Und waren fro[h] und lebten o[h]n[e] alle Sorgen. | Und waren fro[h] und lebten o[h]n[e] alle Sorgen. | ||
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Latin: | |||
I saw some going in | |||
but others leaving | |||
staggering from the wine | |||
sluggish from yesterday's drinking | |||
The ground was filthy | |||
muddy with wine and covered with fish bones. | |||
German: | |||
Then they drank the long lovely night | |||
until the bright morning broke | |||
They were gay and living without any sorrow. | |||
They drank the long lovely night | |||
until the bright morning broke, | |||
the bright morning light | |||
They sang and jumped | |||
And were happy and feeling no sorrow. | |||
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- CPDL #14064:
Finale 2000
- Editor: Sabine Cassola (submitted 2007-05-09). Score information: Letter, 3 pages, 102 kB Copyright: CPDL
- Edition notes: - Vidi alios intrantes/Da truncken sie a 5 (Forster V,4)
General Information
Title: Da trunken - Vidi alios a 5
Composer: Caspar Othmayr
Number of voices: 5vv Voicing: SATTB
Genre: Sacred, Motet
Language: Latin
Instruments:
Published:
Description:
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Original text and translations
Latin text
Vidi alios intrantes
Alios vero exeuntes
Quosdam ex vino vacillantes
Quosdam hesterna potatione oscitantes[sic]
Humus erat immunda
Lutulenta vino & spinis cooperta piscium.
German text
Da trunken sie die lieben lange Nacht
Bis daß der helle Morgen anbrach
Der waren froh und lebten o[h]n[e] alle Sorgen.
Da trunken sie die lieben lange Nacht
Bis daß der helle Morgen anbrach
Der helle liechte Morgen
Sie sungen und sprungen
Und waren fro[h] und lebten o[h]n[e] alle Sorgen.
English translation
Latin:
I saw some going in
but others leaving
staggering from the wine
sluggish from yesterday's drinking
The ground was filthy
muddy with wine and covered with fish bones.
German:
Then they drank the long lovely night
until the bright morning broke
They were gay and living without any sorrow.
They drank the long lovely night
until the bright morning broke,
the bright morning light
They sang and jumped
And were happy and feeling no sorrow.