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Revision as of 21:49, 29 September 2021

Musiche varie
by Benedetto Ferrari
Musiche varie a voce sola, book one
Musiche varie a voce sola, book one
Full titleMusiche varie a voce sola
Libretto
Published1633–1641

"Queste pungenti spine" is a piece written and composed by Benedetto Ferrari and is contained in Book II of his Musiche Varie, published in 1637.[1] The librettist is Ottavio Orsucci.[2]

It appears on the following album:

Year Album Ensemble Conductor
2003 Musiche Varie (Album) Ensemble Artaserse Philippe Jaroussky

Libretto

Queste pungenti spine
(These piercing thorns)

from  Musiche Varie, Book II
Benedetto Ferrari (music),  Ottavio Orsucci (words)


Italy

Occhi miei, che vedeste
Il bell'idolo vostro in preda altrui
Perché non vi chiudeste?
E tu anima mia
Perch'al gran duolo
Non te'n fuggisti à volo?
Ahi che posso ben dire
Ch'il soverchio dolor non fa morire.

United Kingdom

My eyes, when you saw
your beautiful idol in the claws of others,
Why did you not close yourselves?
And you, my soul,
why did you not fly
from the great grief?
Ah, what can I say –
not even the immense pain makes me die.[3][4]

Italy
Ancient Italian

Occhi miei che vedeste(1)
il bell'idolo vostro in preda altrui
perche non vi chiudeste
e tu anima mia
perch'al grā duolo
non te'n fuggisti à volo
ahi che posso ben dire
ch'il soverchio dolor non fà morire.
[5]

(1)Originally probably spelled "Ochj miei, ..:", with the "i lunga" replacing the double "i" that would logically appear in the plural.[6]

Manuscripts and sheet music

Beginning of "Queste pungenti spine"
Beginning of "Queste pungenti spine"[2]
  • "Benedetto Ferrari". IMSLP. Retrieved September 21, 2021.

References

  1. "Benedetto Ferrari". OPAC. Retrieved September 21, 2021.
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  3. English translation by FR (Lankin), 2021
  4. Linguistic advice: VC, 2021
  5. "Benedetto Ferrari, Musice Varie, Book one: RISM A/I: F 265". IMSLP. Retrieved September 21, 2021.
  6. Delle Opere del Cavalier Battista Guarini. Tomo Secondo. Nel quale si contengono Le Rime stampate ed'Inedite. Verona: Giovanni Alberto Tumermani. 1737.

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References

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