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{{Language|German}}
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{{Instruments|A cappella}}
{{Instruments|A cappella}}
{{Published|1560|in ''Ein außbund schöner Teutscher Liedlein zu singen und auff allerley instrument zugebrauchen sonderling außerlesen'', Nürnberg.}}
{{Pub|1|1560|in ''Ein außbund schöner Teutscher Liedlein zu singen und auff allerley instrument zugebrauchen sonderling außerlesen'', Nürnberg.}}
 
{{Pub|2|1909|in ''[[Gute Geister (König, Küffner, Nüzel)]]''|no=74}}
'''Description:''' Isaac wrote two settings, one with the tune in the descant voice and another with the tenor closely imitated by altus.
'''Description:''' Isaac wrote two settings, one with the tune in the descant voice and another with the tenor closely imitated by altus.



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General Information

Title: Innsbruck, ich muss dich lassen
Composer: Heinrich Isaac

Number of voices: 4vv   Voicing: SATB

Genre: SecularMadrigal

Language: German
Instruments: A cappella

First published: 1560 in Ein außbund schöner Teutscher Liedlein zu singen und auff allerley instrument zugebrauchen sonderling außerlesen, Nürnberg
    2nd published: 1909 in Gute Geister (König, Küffner, Nüzel), no. 74
Description: Isaac wrote two settings, one with the tune in the descant voice and another with the tenor closely imitated by altus.

The tune has been adopted for many other texts; see also:

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Original text and translations

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Original spelling:
Isbruck ich muß dich lassen
ich far dahin mein strassen
in frembde landt dahin
mein freud ist mir genomen
die ich nit weiß bekommen
wo ich im elend bin.

Groß leid muß ich yetz tragen
das ich allein thu klagen
dem liebsten bulen mein,
ach lieb nun laß mich Armen
im hertzen dein erbarmen
das ich von dann muß sein!

Meyn trost ob allen weyben
dein thu ich ewig pleyben
stet trew der eren frumm
nun muß dich Gott bewaren
in aller thugent sparen
biß das ich wider kumm!

 

Modernized spelling:
Innsbruck, ich muss dich lassen,
ich fahr dahin mein Strassen
im fremde Land da hin.
Mein Freud ist mir genommen,
die ich nit weiß bekommen,
wo ich im Elend bin.

Groß Leid muss ich jetzt tragen,
das ich allein tu klagen
dem liebsten Buhlen mein
Ach Lieb, nun lass mich Armen
im Herzen dein Erbarmen
daß ich muss von dannen sein.

Mein Trost ob allen Weiben,
Dein tu ich ewig bleiben
stets treu, der Ehren fromm.
nun muss dich Gott bewahren,
in aller Tugend sparen,
bis daß ich wieder komm!

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(Translation published on the Web
by the New World Renaissance Band)

Innsbruck, I must leave you
For I am traveling the road
to a foreign land.
(There,) deprived of my joy
and knowing not how to get it back,
I will be in misery.

I am burdened with great sorrow
which I can shed only
through the one dearest to me.
O my love, leave me not bereft
of compassion in your heart
that I must part from you.

My comfort above all other women,
I remain yours forever,
always faithful, in true honor.
And now, may God protect you,
safe in virtue,
till I return.