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:{{EdNotes|Transcribed via dictation from ECM (1995) recording. Key signature, time signature, and staff notation modernized. Time signature kept constant. Dynamics and other interpretation left unmarked except in a single case (see music notation file for details). Original Latin underlay. Translation available upon request. '''<font color="#aa0000">Since this is a dictation edition, errors are not only possible but altogether likely. Please contact the editor directly to report any possible errors or disparities.</font>'''}}


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:'''Edition notes:''' Transcribed via dictation from ECM (1995) recording. Key signature, time signature, and staff notation modernized. Time signature kept constant. Dynamics and other interpretation left unmarked except in a single case (see music notation file for details).  Original Latin underlay.<br>Translation available upon request.<br>'''<font color="#aa0000">Since this is a dictation edition, errors are not only possible but altogether likely.  Please contact the editor directly to report any possible errors or disparities.</font>'''<br>
:{{EdNotes|''Come Together - Yet So Vast the Light'' is an English translation of ''Congaudemus Pariter - En Lux Immensa'' from the ''[[Codex Speciálník]]''. Rhyme scheme of original Latin kept to insofar as possible.}}
 
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:'''Edition notes:''' ''Come Together - Yet So Vast the Light'' is an <font color = "#008800">English translation</font> of ''Congaudemus Pariter - En Lux Immensa'' from the ''[[Codex Speciálník]]''. Rhyme scheme of original Latin kept to insofar as possible.  
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==General Information==
==General Information==
'''Title:''' ''Congaudemus Pariter''<br>
'''Title:''' ''Congaudemus Pariter - En Lux Immensa'' (''Come Together - Yet So Vast the Light'')<br>
'''Alternative Title:''' ''En Lux Immensa''<br>
{{Composer|Anonymous}}
'''Title (translated):''' ''Come Together''<br>
'''Alternative Title (translated):''' ''Yet So Vast the Light''<br>
'''Composer:''' [[anonymous]]<br>
'''Source:''' [[Codex Speciálník]]


'''Number of voices:''' 2vv <br>
{{Voicing|2|TB|add= polyphonic polytext}}
'''Voicing:''' TB, polyphonic polytext<br>
{{Genre|Sacred|Motets}}
'''Genre:''' [[:Category:Sacred music|Sacred]]<br>
{{Language|2|Latin|English}}
{{Language|2|Latin|English}}
{{a cappella}}
{{Instruments|A cappella}}
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{{Pub|0|c.1500|in ''[[Codex Speciálník]]''|ms=ms|no=146}}
'''Published: '''c. 1500
{{Descr|* [[Codex Speciálník|See ECM recording`s liner notes]].}}
==Original texts and translations==
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<tr><td valign="TOP" width=50%>
{{Text|Latin|
MOTETUS
Congaudemus pariter nam florum flos hilariter
aridet et suaviter cordi tripulo.
Infantulo iacenti in cunabulo
uni trino domino sempiterni herulo
canimus in gaudio. Marie filio
nam nulla gens excipitur cunctis sed precipitur
deum et laudemus en puer amabilis
est et ineffabilis cui ymnisemus.
 
TENOR
En lux immensa ve protensa illa die claruit.
Dum venerit bos
et asini rudit os nato,
generato matris in gremio.
Sic perit lex
dum venit rex
et gaudens exit grex
abit voce angelica
in excelsis gloria
omnis canat christicola
dulce simphoniset.
}}
</td><td valign="top">
{{Translation|English|
MOTETUS
Come together, let us praise the flower of flowers,
so pure and chaste, and radiant with abounding grace for us today.
We praise today the infant who in the manger lay;
To the holy Trinity; and to the Holy Ghost singeth
all the heavenly host.
Now, by the grace of Mary's son, our voices are raised as one,
to glorify and praise Him! Behold, the child ineffable,
his splendor inexpressible, whom we glorify in praise.


'''Description: '''
TENOR
* [[Codex Speciálník|See ECM recording`s liner notes]].
Yet so vast the light that cast upon the earth that glorious day.
The ox and the bull,
they bray to the holy Child.
Worshipping, they praise the holy child, praise and extol.
Thus sword and spear
do disappear
when Jesus here appears.
The flock exits singing:
'Glory in the highest!'
Let every Christian sing in praise,
and sweetly symphonize.


==Original texts and translations==
''Note: These translations were executed for the purpose of fitting to the existing musical structure. They are not intended as "pure" or literal translations.''
{{Text|Latin}}
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</td></tr></table>
MOTETUS<br>
[[Category:Sheet music]]
<i>Congaudemus pariter nam florum flos hilariter <br>
[[Category:Medieval music]]
aridet et suaviter cordi tripulo.<br>
Infantulo iacenti in cunabulo<br>
uni trino domino sempiterni herulo<br>
canimus in gaudio. Marie filio <br>
nam nulla gens excipitur cunctis sed precipitur<br>
deum et laudemus en puer amabilis <br>
est et ineffabilis cui ymnisemus.<br>
<br></i>
TENOR<br>
<i>En lux immensa ve protensa illa die claruit.<br>
Dum venerit bos<br>
et asini rudit os nato,<br>
generato matris in gremio.<br>
Sic perit lex<br>
dum venit rex<br>
et gaudens exit grex<br>
abit voce angelica<br>
in excelsis gloria<br>
omnis canat christicola<br>
dulce simphoniset.
</i><br>
<br>
{{Translation|English}}
  Note: These translations were executed for the purpose of fitting to the  
  existing musical structure. They are not intended as "pure" or literal translations.
<br>
MOTETUS<br>
Come together, let us praise the flower of flowers, <br>
so pure and chaste, and radiant with abounding grace for us today. <br>
We praise today the infant who in the manger lay; <br>
To the holy Trinity; and to the Holy Ghost singeth<br>
all the heav'nly host, the heavenly host. <br>
Now, by the grace of Mary's son, our voices are raised as one, <br>
to glorify and praise Him! Behold, the child ineffable, <br>
his splendor inexpressible, whom we glorify in praise.<br>
<br>
TENOR<br>
Yet so vast the light that cast upon the earth that glorious day.<br>
The ox and the bull, <br>
they bray to the holy Child. <br>
Worshipping, they praise the holy child, praise and extol.<br>
Thus sword and spear do disappear <br>
when Jesus here appears. The flock exits singing: <br>
'Glory in the highest!' <br>
Let every Christian sing in praise, <br>
and sweetly symphonize.<br>
<br>
[[Category:Sheet music]][[Category:Sacred music]][[Category:TB]][[Category:Medieval music]][[Category:Codex Speciálník]]
[[Category:Christmas]]
[[Category:Christmas]]

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Edition notes: Come Together - Yet So Vast the Light is an English translation of Congaudemus Pariter - En Lux Immensa from the Codex Speciálník. Rhyme scheme of original Latin kept to insofar as possible.

General Information

Title: Congaudemus Pariter - En Lux Immensa (Come Together - Yet So Vast the Light)
Composer: Anonymous

Number of voices: 2vv   Voicing: TB, polyphonic polytext
Genre: Sacred, Motet

Languages: Latin, English
Instruments: A cappella

    Manuscript c.1500 in Codex Speciálník, no. 146
Description: * See ECM recording`s liner notes.

Original texts and translations

Latin.png Latin text

MOTETUS
Congaudemus pariter nam florum flos hilariter
aridet et suaviter cordi tripulo.
Infantulo iacenti in cunabulo
uni trino domino sempiterni herulo
canimus in gaudio. Marie filio
nam nulla gens excipitur cunctis sed precipitur
deum et laudemus en puer amabilis
est et ineffabilis cui ymnisemus.

TENOR
En lux immensa ve protensa illa die claruit.
Dum venerit bos
et asini rudit os nato,
generato matris in gremio.
Sic perit lex
dum venit rex
et gaudens exit grex
abit voce angelica
in excelsis gloria
omnis canat christicola
dulce simphoniset.
 

English.png English translation

MOTETUS
Come together, let us praise the flower of flowers,
so pure and chaste, and radiant with abounding grace for us today.
We praise today the infant who in the manger lay;
To the holy Trinity; and to the Holy Ghost singeth
all the heavenly host.
Now, by the grace of Mary's son, our voices are raised as one,
to glorify and praise Him! Behold, the child ineffable,
his splendor inexpressible, whom we glorify in praise.

TENOR
Yet so vast the light that cast upon the earth that glorious day.
The ox and the bull,
they bray to the holy Child.
Worshipping, they praise the holy child, praise and extol.
Thus sword and spear
do disappear
when Jesus here appears.
The flock exits singing:
'Glory in the highest!'
Let every Christian sing in praise,
and sweetly symphonize.

Note: These translations were executed for the purpose of fitting to the existing musical structure. They are not intended as "pure" or literal translations.
 

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