Synagogal music in the Baroque, Vol. 3
"Dio, Clemenza e Rigore"
Clemenza e Rigore - Duetto (Efgà)
("Dio, Clemenza e Rigore", Track 7)
Clemenza:
Entreat shall I for the cluster of henna.
Rigore:
Defeat shall I the cluster of henna.
Clemenza:
Desire shall I to lay out the ransom.
Rigore:
Incite and ignite shall I against ransom.
Clemenza:
Conceal shall I the people's secrets and none shall reveal.
Rigore:
Revile shall I the people's youth and strife shall I wield.
Clemenza:
Delight shall I in majesty and plenty.
Rigore:
Delight shall I in desolation and calamity.
Clemenza:
Redemption shall be taking wing.
Rigore:
Disastrous the day of taking wing.
Clemenza:
O tranquil God of song and, yea, of trumpet cheer.
Rigore:
O tranquil God of all travail and, yea, of drear.
Entreat shall I for the cluster of henna.
Rigore:
Defeat shall I the cluster of henna.
Clemenza:
Desire shall I to lay out the ransom.
Rigore:
Incite and ignite shall I against ransom.
Clemenza:
Conceal shall I the people's secrets and none shall reveal.
Rigore:
Revile shall I the people's youth and strife shall I wield.
Clemenza:
Delight shall I in majesty and plenty.
Rigore:
Delight shall I in desolation and calamity.
Clemenza:
Redemption shall be taking wing.
Rigore:
Disastrous the day of taking wing.
Clemenza:
O tranquil God of song and, yea, of trumpet cheer.
Rigore:
O tranquil God of all travail and, yea, of drear.
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Text from CD insert.

