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*[[Domine ad adiuvandum me festina (Giovanni Matteo Asola) | Giovanni Matteo Asola]] SATB.SATB | |||
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*[[Domine ad adiuvandum (Christoph Demantius)|Christoph Demantius]] SATB | *[[Domine ad adiuvandum (Christoph Demantius)|Christoph Demantius]] SATB |
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General information
This is used as the opening versicle of Vespers and is often set (with the doxology gloria Patri), sometimes beginning with the response Domine ad adjuvandum.
Source of text is Psalm 69:2 (Vulgate).
Lasso's 6vv Domine ad adjuvandum me is a setting of the Offertory, drawn from Psalm 40 (XXXIX:14).
Settings by composers
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- See also complete Vespers settings.
Text and translations
Latin text Deus, in adjutorium meum intende. O Dieu, venez à mon aide. |
English translation O Lord, make speed to save me: O Gott, komm mir zu Hilfe, |