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A funeral motet. The text is from Job 30:31.

{{Text|Latin| Versa est in luctum cithara mea, et organum meum in vocem flentium. Parce mihi Domine, nihil enim sunt dies mei.

Portuguese translation

Minha harpa voltou-se ao luto
e minha flauta à voz dos que choram.
Apiedai-vos de mim, Senhor,
pois como nada são os meus dias.

English translation

My harp is turned to grieving
and my flute to the voice of those who weep.
Spare me, O Lord,
for my days are as nothing.

Spanish translation

Vuelta está al luto mi cítara
y mi órgano a la voz de los que lloran.
Ten consideración de mí, Señor,
pues nada son mis días.

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 ==General information==
+A funeral motet. The text is from Job 30:31.
 ==Settings by composers==
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 *[[Versa est in luctum (Francisco A. Barbieri)|Francisco A. Barbieri]] SATB
 *[[Versa est in luctum (Alonso Lobo)|Alonso Lobo]] SATTTB or AATBBB
-*[[Versa est in luctum (Derrick Gerarde)|Derrick Gerarde]] SAATTB
+*[[Versa est in luctum (Derrick Gerarde)|Derrick Gerarde]] SAATTB (adds ''2nda pars "Cutis mea denigrata"'')
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 *[[Versa est in luctum (Francisco de Peñalosa)|Francisco de Peñalosa]]
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 Parce mihi Domine,
 nihil enim sunt dies mei.
-Cutis mea denigrata est super me
-et ossa mea aruerunt.}}
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 Spare me, O Lord,
 for my days are as nothing.
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-My skin is become black upon me,
-and my bones are dried up.}}
 {{Translation|Spanish|