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{{Descr|A five part song. The original source (115 Guter newer Liedlein (Ott, Johannes)) attributes it to Senfl. There is also a 4 part version (omitting the second alto) edited by the late musicologist Johannes Wolf (1869 –1947) and published in his book "Music of earlier times"}}. He attributes the work to Isabella of Portugal. | {{Descr|A five part song. The original source (115 Guter newer Liedlein (Ott, Johannes)) attributes it to Senfl. There is also a 4 part version (omitting the second alto) edited by the late musicologist Johannes Wolf (1869 –1947) and published in his book "Music of earlier times"}}. He attributes the work to Isabella of Portugal. | ||
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- (Posted 2023-02-02) CPDL #72497:
- Editors: Mick Swithinbank and Jonathan Goodliffe (submitted 2023-02-02). Score information: A4, 3 pages, 41 kB Copyright: CPDL
- Edition notes:
General Information
Title: Auβ guetem Grund
Composer: Ludwig Senfl
Number of voices: 5vv Voicing: SAATB
Genre: Secular, Partsong
Language: German
Instruments: A cappella
First published: 1544 in 115 guter neuer Liedlein (Hans Ott), no. 96
2nd published: 1556 in Teutsche Liedlein (Georg Forster), Volume 5, no. 42
Description: A five part song. The original source (115 Guter newer Liedlein (Ott, Johannes)) attributes it to Senfl. There is also a 4 part version (omitting the second alto) edited by the late musicologist Johannes Wolf (1869 –1947) and published in his book "Music of earlier times"
. He attributes the work to Isabella of Portugal.
External websites:
- Source on IMSLP
Original text and translations
German text
Auβ guetem Grund,
vom mund
ich sing und sag,
das kain Mensch mag
ir höfflich Zucht beschreyben
man mueβ sy lassen pleyben
ain Zier der schenen Weiben.
Nit hie allain,
ich mayn,
wird sie gepreyβt
ir guet beweyβt,
dan sie kan Lob erjagen,
der gleich bei meinen tagen
vor nie hab hören sagen.
Nacht Tag und Zeit,
so weit
ich immer kan,
on abelan
sol ir das Lob beschehen.
von wem sie wird gesehen,
der mueβ ir guetz verjehen.
English translation
With good reason I sing - and say - that no one can describe her courtly manner: among beautiful women, she is unquestionably a gem.
Not only here is she praised and celebrated: in all my days I have never heard anyone else so lauded.
Day and night, as best I can, I will unceasingly praise her. Anyone who sees her must speak well of her.