Sequamini, ò socii - Duc, Philippe

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"The text is an example of goliardic poetry, with the special feature that every second line is German. The section "mutis dat eloquium" also appears in Orlando di Lasso's {{NoComp|Fertur in conviviis|Orlando di Lasso"

◈ Genre → Madrigals

♯ Key G major

⁄ Time Signature 2/2

♬ Voicing → SATTBB

◆ Difficulty

Elementary

↕ Range G2 – E5

¶ Language → Latin, German

Measures 300

Texture mixed texture

Parts 6

Instruments A cappella

Pages 16

CPDL # 62231

Editor Gerhard Weydt

Posted 2021-01-03

License CPDL License

♫Pitch Ranges

Midi_69

D3 – B4

Midi_71

G2 – D4

¶Lyrics / Text

Latin|German| Sequamini ò socij, ''Zu einem guetten vulen vvein,'' laetamini, uos ebrii, ''vnd lasst uns frish vnd frelich sein.'' Vinum mæstis fert gaudium, ''Vnd macht ein engen secvel vveit,'' mutisque dat eloquium, ''Der ein der singt, der ander schreijt.'' cum bibo semel, bis aut ter ''den edlen safft von reben,'' tunc cano musicaliter, ''o wie ein frelichs laben*).'' Sint bacho grates bibulo, ''Der uns den vvein lest vvachsen,'''' de cocto bibant lupulo, ''die Bëhem und die sachsen,'' alacriter bibamus, ''der vvein ist da zu beshaffen,'' laeti semper vivamus ''bis man uns fuhret schlaffen,'' levate. *) Although used consequently in all voices, this is clearly a misreading, the word doesn't exist, "leben" is implied by the meaning as well as by the rhyme.