Bladmusiek

Oorspronklik

Libera nos, salva nos. John Sheppard. A cappella. Sacred , Motet. Language. Latin. SSAATTB or AATTBarBarB.

Vertaling

Libera nos, redding nos. John Sheppard. A cappella. Heilige, Koraalmotet. Taal. Latin. SSAATTB or AATTBarBarB.

Oorspronklik

Sheppard was Informator Choristorum of Magdalen College, Oxford in the 1640s. In the college statutes, Magdalen's founder, William Waynflete, ordained that college members should recite the antiphon to the Trinity each morning and night, and Sheppard's pair of settings of Libera nos, salva nos appear to have been written for this purpose, probably for use at the end of compline, framing the versicles and response Benedicamus Patrem. The cantus firmus of the second setting is a faburden of the plainchant used in the first setting. For more details, see David Wulstan's notes to The Clerks of Oxenford's recording, Proudsound PROU CD126.

Vertaling

Sheppard was informateur Choristorum van Magdalen College, Oxford in die jaar 1640. In die kollege insettinge Magdalen se stigter, William Waynflete, bepaal dat die kollege lede word elke oggend en nag, en Sheppard se denim instellings van Libera nos die zang moet opsê om die Drie-eenheid, Salva nos verskyn het geskryf vir hierdie doel, waarskynlik vir gebruik aan die einde van leten, raam die versicles en reaksie Benedicamus Patrem. Die cantus firmus van die tweede stel is 'n faburden van die gregoriaanse melodie wat in die eerste stel. Vir meer besonderhede, sien Dawid Wulstan se aantekeninge by die Klerke van Oxenford se opname, Proudsound Prou ​​CD126.