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Sung by all voices in verse 1, shared in verse 2; the last verse starts surprisingly over a dominant pedal, and a descant enters halfway through.
from notes by Nicholas Temperley © 2016
Elle est chantée par toutes les voix dans la strophe 1, et partagée dans la strophe 2; la dernière strophe commence, curieusement, sur une pédale de dominante, avec un contre-chant qui entre à mi-parcours.
extrait des notes rédigées par Nicholas Temperley © 2016
Français: Dennis Collins
In Strophe 1 wird sie von allen Stimmen gesungen, die in Strophe 2 geteilt sind. Die letzte Strophe beginnt überraschenderweise vor einem Dominant-Orgelpunkt, in der Mitte fällt eine Diskantstimme ein.
aus dem Begleittext von Nicholas Temperley © 2016
Deutsch: Ursula Wulfekamp
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