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:'''Edition notes:'''  A semidiplomatoric edition. The note-values are kept as in the original. No transposition has been made. Ficta is added but sparingly. The original print contains the lyrics of the whole folksong (3 verses) but only the first line of the 1 verse is printed beneath the staves. All text underlay is therefor editorial.
:'''Edition notes:'''  A semidiplomatoric edition. The note-values are kept as in the original. No transposition has been made. Ficta is added but sparingly. The original print contains the lyrics of the whole folksong (3 verses) but only the first line of the 1 verse is printed beneath the staves. All text underlay is therefore editorial.


==General Information==
==General Information==
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{{Language|German}}
{{Language|German}}
{{Instruments|A cappella}}
{{Instruments|A cappella}}
{{Pub|1|1534}}
{{Pub|1|1534|in ''[[121 newe Lieder, der erst Teil]]''|no=}}


'''Description:''' A german lied where a lover laments his sorrows from the Iheronymus Formschneider print: Der erster teil Hundert und ainundzweinssig/ newe lieder/ von berümbtenn dieser kunst geseßt/ lustig zu singen/ und auff allerley Instrumenten dienstlich/..., Nürnberg 1534.
'''Description:''' A german lied where a lover laments his sorrows.


'''External websites:'''  
'''External websites:'''


==Original text and translations==
==Original text and translations==
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{{Text| German|
1. Ich clag[/]
den tag/           
unnd alle stund/
das mein außpund/
nit hat sein gesund/
deßhalb[/]
verwund/
mein hertz in leid aus gutem grundt.


2. Wie mag/
on clag/
mein hertz nur sein/
dieweil gros pein/
sich mert darein/
mein Sonn/
mir schein/
das werd getrost die liebste mein.
3. Unglück/
dein dück/
balde von mir wendt/
thue das behendt/
mein gros elendt/
zu gutem endt/
mit freuden wendt/
durch glück gelendt.
}}
{{mdl}}
{{Translation| English|1. I complain [/]
all day/
and all hours /
that my love/
have not been in good health/
therefore,[/]
I have been hurt/
my heart sorrows with good reason.
2. How I wish/
without complain/
my heart only be/
meanwhile great pain/
multiply in it/
my sun/
shine/
to comfort my dearest.
3. misfortune /
your shadows/
swiftly turn from me /
do it swiftly!
My big misery/
let end well/
turning it to pleasure/
bringing joy anew.
}}
{{btm}}
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  • (Posted 2019-07-18)  CPDL #54817:       
Editor: Andreas Stenberg (submitted 2019-07-18).   Score information: A4, 3 pages, 66 kB   Copyright: CPDL
Edition notes: A semidiplomatoric edition. The note-values are kept as in the original. No transposition has been made. Ficta is added but sparingly. The original print contains the lyrics of the whole folksong (3 verses) but only the first line of the 1 verse is printed beneath the staves. All text underlay is therefore editorial.

General Information

Title: Ich clag den tag
Composer: Ludwig Senfl
Lyricist:

Number of voices: 4vv   Voicing: SATB

Genre: SecularLied

Language: German
Instruments: A cappella

First published: 1534 in 121 newe Lieder, der erst Teil

Description: A german lied where a lover laments his sorrows.

External websites:

Original text and translations

German.png German text

 
1. Ich clag[/]
den tag/
unnd alle stund/
das mein außpund/
nit hat sein gesund/
deßhalb[/]
verwund/
mein hertz in leid aus gutem grundt.

2. Wie mag/
on clag/
mein hertz nur sein/
dieweil gros pein/
sich mert darein/
mein Sonn/
mir schein/
das werd getrost die liebste mein.

3. Unglück/
dein dück/
balde von mir wendt/
thue das behendt/
mein gros elendt/
zu gutem endt/
mit freuden wendt/
durch glück gelendt.
 

English.png English translation

1. I complain [/]
all day/
and all hours /
that my love/
have not been in good health/
therefore,[/]
I have been hurt/
my heart sorrows with good reason.

2. How I wish/
without complain/
my heart only be/
meanwhile great pain/
multiply in it/
my sun/
shine/
to comfort my dearest.

3. misfortune /
your shadows/
swiftly turn from me /
do it swiftly!
My big misery/
let end well/
turning it to pleasure/
bringing joy anew.