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But — ebbing further — I should fear to be
But — ebbing further — I should fear to be
So wandering and go made like me.}}
So wandering and go made like me.}}
:''by [[William Stewart Rose]] (1775-1843)''
{{Translator|William Stewart Rose}}




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General Information

Title: Chi salirà per me
Composer: Giaches de Wert
Lyricist: Ludovico Ariosto from Orlando furioso, Canto XXXV ottava 1

Number of voices: 4vv   Voicing: SATB

Genre: SecularMadrigal

Language: Italian
Instruments: A cappella

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Description: Ariosto Orlando Furioso

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Original text and translations

Italian.png Italian text

Chi salirà per me, Madonn' in cielo
A riportarn' il mio perdut' ingegno
Che, poi ch'usci da' bei vostr' occhi il telo,
Che'l cor mi fiss', ognor perdendo vegno?

Nè di tanta jattura mi querelo,
Pur chè non cresca, ma stia a questo segno;
Ch'io dubito, se più se va scemando,
Che stolto me n'andrò pel mond' errando.
 

English.png English translation

Madonna, who will scale the high ascent
Of heaven, to me my judgment to restore,
Which, since from your bright eyes the weapon went,
That pierced my heart, is wasting evermore?
Yet will not I such mighty loss lament,
So that it drain no faster than before;
But — ebbing further — I should fear to be
So wandering and go made like me.

Translation by William Stewart Rose