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Shir hammaalot,                
Shir hammaalot,        
ashrei kol yere adonai,          
ashrei kol yere adonai,    
haholekh bidrakhav.              
haholekh bidrakhav.      
Yegia kapekha ki tokhel,        
Yegia kapekha ki tokhel,    
ashrekha vetov lakh.            
ashrekha vetov lakh.      
Eshtekha kegefen poriyya,        
Eshtekha kegefen poriyya,    
beyarketei veitekha,            
beyarketei veitekha,      
banekha kishtilei zeitim,        
banekha kishtilei zeitim,    
saviv leshulhanekha.            
saviv leshulhanekha.      
Hinne khikhen yevorakh gaver,    
Hinne khikhen yevorakh gaver,  
yere adonai.                    
yere adonai.          
Yevarekhekha adonai mitstsiyyon,
Yevarekhekha adonai mitstsiyyon,  
uree betuv yerushalayim,        
uree betuv yerushalayim,    
kol yemei hayyekha.              
kol yemei hayyekha.      
Uree vanim levanekha,            
Uree vanim levanekha,      
shalom al yisrael.              
shalom al yisrael.      
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Editor: John Hetland (submitted 2010-08-21).   Score information: Letter, 6 pages, 329 kB   Copyright: CPDL
Edition notes: Source: Hashirim Asher LiSh'lomo (The Songs of Solomon) by Rossi, printed in 1623, as transcribed and edited by Cantors Assembly of America, published by The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, 1967. The present edition is by John Hetland and the Renaissance Street Singers. The translation here has been adapted from the The Holy Scriptures According to the Masoretic Text, Jewish Publication Society of America, 1955; and the Bible, Revised Standard Version. The original part names are Canto, Alto, Quinto, Tenore, Basso; we have made Tenore the first tenor and Quinto the second tenor.

General Information

Title: Shir hammaalot
Composer: Salamone Rossi

Number of voices: 5vv   Voicing: SATTB

Genre: Sacred, Motet

Language: Hebrew
Instruments: a cappella
Published: 1623

Description: Psalm 128. From Hashirim Asher LiSh'lomo (The songs of Solomon), 1623.

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Original text and translations

Hebrew.png Hebrew text

Shir hammaalot,
ashrei kol yere adonai,
haholekh bidrakhav.
Yegia kapekha ki tokhel,
ashrekha vetov lakh.
Eshtekha kegefen poriyya,
beyarketei veitekha,
banekha kishtilei zeitim,
saviv leshulhanekha.
Hinne khikhen yevorakh gaver,
yere adonai.
Yevarekhekha adonai mitstsiyyon,
uree betuv yerushalayim,
kol yemei hayyekha.
Uree vanim levanekha,
shalom al yisrael.

English.png English translation

A Song of Ascents.
Happy is every one who fears the Lord,
Who walks in his ways.
When you eat the labor of your hands,
You will be happy, and it will be well with you.
Your wife will be like a fruitful vine,
In the innermost parts of your house;
Your children like olive shoots,
Around your table.
Behold, surely thus shall the man be blessed
Who fears the Lord.
The Lord bless you from Zion!
May you see the good of Jerusalem
All the days of your life!
May you see your children's children!
Peace be upon Israel!

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