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==Music files== | ==Music files== | ||
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:'''Edition notes:''' Notation is a tone higher than original. Text underlay, ''musica ficta'' and translation by John Hetland and The Renaisance Street Singers. Thanks to Dr. Paul Pascal for help with the Latin. | :'''Edition notes:''' Notation is a tone higher than original. Text underlay, ''musica ficta'' and translation by John Hetland and The Renaisance Street Singers. Thanks to Dr. Paul Pascal for help with the Latin. | ||
:Emendations: m. 32 ''Costo'' for ''Coste;'' mm. 42-49 ''passa'' for ''passam;'' m. 47 bass 1st note up M2; mm. 50-52 ''sanctam'' for ''sancta;'' mm. 62-63 ''dulce'' for ''dulces;'' m. 142 alto 1st note up m2; m. 173 alto up M3; mm. 173-178 after ''sanitatem'' deleted ''cor.'' | :Emendations: m. 32 ''Costo'' for ''Coste;'' mm. 42-49 ''passa'' for ''passam;'' m. 47 bass 1st note up M2; mm. 50-52 ''sanctam'' for ''sancta;'' mm. 62-63 ''dulce'' for ''dulces;'' m. 142 alto 1st note up m2; m. 173 alto up M3; mm. 173-178 after ''sanitatem'' deleted ''cor.'' | ||
==General Information== | ==General Information== | ||
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{{Genre|Sacred|Motets}} | {{Genre|Sacred|Motets|Sequence hymns}} for St. {{Cat|Catherine of Alexandria}} (November 25) | ||
{{Language|Latin}} | {{Language|Latin}} | ||
{{Instruments|A cappella}} | |||
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'''Description:''' In honor of St. Catherine of Alexandria, Virgin and Martyr (November 25). | '''Description:''' In honor of St. Catherine of Alexandria, Virgin and Martyr (November 25). | ||
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==Original text and translations== | ==Original text and translations== | ||
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{{Text|Latin| | |||
Gaude prole regia, | |||
Virginum egregia, | |||
dulcis o Catherina! | |||
Congaudet exercitus | |||
Cherub te divinitus | |||
ferens in montem Sinai. | |||
Costo regi Cypri nata, | |||
moxque Christo desponsata | |||
passa Alexandria. | |||
Te clamat sanctam in caelis | |||
omnis natio fidelis, | |||
Francia cum Flandria. | |||
Symphonisant dulce melos | |||
cives qui habitant caelos | |||
tam digno consortio. | |||
Sponso tuo occurristi, | |||
laureata quae fuisti, | |||
digna caeli portio. | |||
Psallit laudes, canit hymnos, | |||
cantus personat divinos | |||
fidelis ecclesia. | |||
Laudes erumpit annuas, | |||
colens passiones tUas | |||
duraque supplicia. | |||
o quam dulcis, quam formosa | |||
quamque Christo gratiosa | |||
est haec regis filia! | |||
Quae spreta mundanitate | |||
amplexaque castitate | |||
nitet super filia. | |||
Da captivis libertatem, | |||
aegrotis incolumitatem, | |||
sis spes te deprecantium. | |||
Confer quaeso peregrinis | |||
sanitatem in divinis, | |||
sis via errantium. | |||
Tandem pia Virgo cave, | |||
ne quid in cor nostrum pravae | |||
infundat diabolus. | |||
Sed reice si quid assit | |||
ut post mortem aeterna sit | |||
mansio nostra polus. | |||
Sancta Catherina, ora pro nobis. | |||
Amen.}} | |||
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{{Translation|English| | |||
Rejoice in your royal lineage, | |||
outstanding among virgins, | |||
O sweet Catherine! | |||
The Cherub host rejoices | |||
carrying you by divine will | |||
to Mount Sinai. | |||
Born of King Costus in Cyprus, | |||
later betrothed to Christ, | |||
martyred in Alexandria. | |||
Every faithful nation, | |||
France together with Flanders, | |||
proclaims you holy in the heavens. | |||
Citizens who inhabit the heavens | |||
sing the same sweet tune | |||
to so worthy a community. | |||
You ran to meet your bridegroom, | |||
you who were laurelled, | |||
a worthy part of heaven. | |||
The faithful church plays psalms | |||
of praise, sings hymns and | |||
resounds with divine songs. | |||
It bursts forth in yearly praises, | |||
marking your sufferings | |||
and harsh tortures. | |||
Oh, how sweet, how beautiful | |||
and how pleasing to Christ | |||
is this daughter of a king! | |||
Who, having rejected worldliness | |||
and embraced chastity, | |||
shines brighter than lilies. | |||
Give to captives liberty, | |||
to the sick, wholeness; | |||
be the hope of those who beseech you. | |||
Bestow, I pray, on pilgrims | |||
soundness in divine matters; | |||
be a path for those who stray. | |||
Finally, holy Virgin, take care | |||
lest the devil put | |||
any evil into our heart. | |||
But cast out any that is there | |||
so that, after death, our eternal | |||
abode may be in heaven. | |||
Holy Catherine, pray for us. | |||
Amen.}} | |||
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[[Category:Sheet music]] | [[Category:Sheet music]] | ||
[[Category:Renaissance music]] | [[Category:Renaissance music]] |
Revision as of 01:16, 23 June 2019
Music files
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- Editor: John Hetland (submitted 2011-08-08). Score information: Letter, 13 pages, 537 kB Copyright: CPDL
- Edition notes: Notation is a tone higher than original. Text underlay, musica ficta and translation by John Hetland and The Renaisance Street Singers. Thanks to Dr. Paul Pascal for help with the Latin.
- Emendations: m. 32 Costo for Coste; mm. 42-49 passa for passam; m. 47 bass 1st note up M2; mm. 50-52 sanctam for sancta; mm. 62-63 dulce for dulces; m. 142 alto 1st note up m2; m. 173 alto up M3; mm. 173-178 after sanitatem deleted cor.
General Information
Title: Gaude prole regia/Sancta Catherina
Composer: Loyset Compère
Number of voices: 5vv Voicing: SATTB
Genre: Sacred, Motet, Sequence hymn for St. Catherine of Alexandria (November 25)
Language: Latin
Instruments: A cappella
First published:
Description: In honor of St. Catherine of Alexandria, Virgin and Martyr (November 25).
External websites:
Original text and translations
Latin text Gaude prole regia, |
English translation Rejoice in your royal lineage, |