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Lasset uns doch den Herren, unsern Gott, loben und erzählen alle seine Werke: | |||
Der uns von Mutterleibe an lebendig erhält und thut uns alles Guts. | |||
Lasset uns doch dem Herrn ein gut neues Lied singen, | |||
loben ihn in allen seinen Thaten,der allem Fleische Speise giebt, | |||
der dem Vieh sein Futter gibt,den jungen Raben, die ihn anrufen. | |||
Lasset uns doch den Herren, unsern Gott preisen, | |||
Und mit einander seinen Namen erhöhen. | |||
Kommet herzu, lasset uns dem Herren frohlocken und jauchzen dem Hort unseres Heils! | |||
Der uns Frühregen und Spätregen zur rechten Zeit gibet | |||
und das Jahr krönet mit seinen Gütern, und lässet seine Fussstapfen von Fett triefen. | |||
Lasset uns mit Danken vor sein Angesicht kommen, und mit Psalmen ihm jauchzen. | |||
Der den Frieden schaffet, bei uns in unsern Mauern und Glück in unsern Palästen. | |||
Preise nun, Jerusalem, den Herren, lobe Zion, deinen Gott! | |||
Denn er machet feste die Riegel deiner Tor' und sättiget unsere Kinder,die drinnen, | |||
mit dem besten Weizen. | |||
Singet umeinander, singet dem Herren! | |||
Alle Welt soll jauchzen, rühmen, loben. | |||
Der den Kriegen steuert, der Bogen zerbricht und Spiesse zerschlägt. | |||
Nehmet, gebet her Psalter und Harfen! | |||
Lobet ihn mit Saiten und Pfeifen! | |||
Denn der Herre Zebaoth ist mit uns, der Gott Jakobs ist unser Schutz. | |||
Danket alle Gott, dem Herren Zebaoth, dass er so gnädig ist und uns immerdar Guts thut.}} | |||
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{{Translation|English| | |||
Let us now praise the Lord, our God, and declare all his works: | |||
Who has given us life from the womb from whom all good things come. | |||
Let us sing a good new song to the Lord and praise him for all his deeds, | |||
Who give all mankind their food, | |||
Who gives fodder to the cattle: and feeds the young ravens that call upon him. | |||
Let us now praise the Lord, our God. | |||
and let us exalt his name together. | |||
O come, let us sing to the LORD: let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation! | |||
Who sends rain, both early and late, in due season: | |||
Who crowns the year with his goodness; and whose paths drop fatness. | |||
Let us come before his presence with thanksgiving, and make a joyful noise to him with psalms. | |||
Who brings peace within our walls, and prosperity within our palaces. | |||
Praise now, Jerusalem, the Lord; Zion, praise your God! | |||
For he has strengthened the bars on our gates; he hath satisfied our children | |||
with the finest wheat. | |||
Sing to the Lord with thanksgiving! | |||
Let the world needs to shout, praise, praise. | |||
Who makes wars to cease; who breaks the bow, and cuts the spear in two. | |||
Take up and bring here psaltery and harp! | |||
Praise him upon the strings and pipe! | |||
The LORD of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. | |||
Let all give thanks to our God, the Lord of hosts who is so gracious and will do good to us forever. | |||
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{{Translator|James Gibb}} | |||
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- (Posted 2015-09-02) CPDL #36681: Capella
- Editor: James Gibb (submitted 2015-09-02). Score information: A4, 13 pages, 155 kB Copyright: CPDL
- Edition notes: Clefs modernised. Time signatures changed from 8/4 to 4/4 and 6/1 to 3/1 respectively. Musica ficta in source absorbed into staves. Source may be found at IMSLP.
General Information
Title: Lasset uns doch den Herren, unsern Gott, loben, SWV 407
Composer: Heinrich Schütz
Number of voices: 8vv Voicing: SSTB.SATB
Genre: Sacred, Motet
Language: German
Instruments: 2 treble instruments and bc
Published: Symphoniarum sacrarum tertia pars (Book 3, op. 12, Dresden, 1650)
Description: The text is an arrangement of various biblical verses, including Jeremiah 5:24 and Psalms 34:3, 46:7 & 9, 65:11, 95:1-2, 122:7, 147:7,9,13-14 & 150:4.
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