Turpyn Lute Book: Miserere, my maker (Original Pronunciation)
Автор: Agnes Coakley Cox
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Agnes Coakley, soprano (agnescoakley.com)
Vinícius Perez, lute (viniciusperez.com)
Master's recital Agnes Coakley
June 11, 2015
Schola Cantorum Basiliensis
Anonymous, from The Turpyn Book of Lute Songs (ca. 1610-1615)
Miserere, my Maker,
O have mercy on me, wretch, strangely distressèd,
Cast down with sin oppressèd;
Mightily vexed to the soul’s bitter anguish,
E'en to the death I languish.
Yet let it please Thee
To hear my ceaseless crying:
Miserere, miserere, I am dying.
Miserere, my Saviour,
I, alas, am for my sins fearfully grievèd,
And cannot be relievèd
But by Thy death, which Thou didst suffer for me,
Wherefore I adore Thee.
And do beseech Thee
To hear my ceaseless crying:
Miserere, miserere, I am dying.
Holy Spirit, miserere,
Comfort my distressèd soul, grieved for youth's folly,
Purge, cleanse and make it holy;
With Thy sweet due of grace and peace inspire me,
Wholly I desire Thee.
And strengthen me now
In this, my ceaseless crying:
Miserere, miserere, I am dying.
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