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==Original text and translations==
==Original text and translations==
The entire song is a motet of Matthew 25:21:


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<b>Original text: </b><br>Serve bone et fidelis,<br>quia in pauca fuisti,<br> fidelis, fuisti fidelis,<br>supra multa te constituam,<br>constituam: intra, intra <br> in gaudium Domini,<br> in gaudium, in gaudium<br>Domini Dei tui.
<b>Original text: </b><br>Serve bone et fidelis,<br>quia in pauca fuisti,<br> fidelis, fuisti fidelis,<br>supra multa te constituam,<br>constituam: intra, intra <br> in gaudium Domini,<br> in gaudium, in gaudium<br>Domini Dei tui.


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<b>Translation: </b><br>Good and faithful servant,<br> because you have been faithful with a few things<br>I will set you over many things.<br>Enter into the joy of the Lord your God.


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Edition notes: partbook format, #11 from 'Bicinia'

General Information

Title: Serve bone et fidelis (partbook format)
Composer: Orlando di Lasso

Number of voices: 2vv  Voicing: TB
Genre: Sacred, Motets
Language: Latin
Instruments: none, a cappella
Published: published by Petrum Phalesium, Antwerp (1609)

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Original text and translations

The entire song is a motet of Matthew 25:21:

Original text:
Serve bone et fidelis,
quia in pauca fuisti,
fidelis, fuisti fidelis,
supra multa te constituam,
constituam: intra, intra
in gaudium Domini,
in gaudium, in gaudium
Domini Dei tui.

Translation:
Good and faithful servant,
because you have been faithful with a few things
I will set you over many things.
Enter into the joy of the Lord your God.