Dammi la mano (Alessandro Orologio)

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• CPDL #07312: 

Editor: Jurriaan Grootes (submitted 2004-06-23).   Score information: A4, 1 page, 29 kB   Copyright: Personal

Edition notes: Page recovered using the WayBackMachine of http://archive.org

General Information

Title: Dammi la mano
Composer: Alessandro Orologio

Number of voices: 3vv   Voicing: SSA

Genre: Secular, Madrigal

Language: Italian
Instruments: A cappella

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{{Text|Italian| Dammi la mano o mia vezzosa Filli Mentre tra queste frondi e lieti fiori. Scherzian insieme i pargoletti amori. Lascia li dardi e l'arco e al suon d'Aminta Muoro ballando i lascivetti passi Che hanno fatto piu volte arder i sassi. Canta al mormorio del tranquillo fiume Con la soave voce in dolci accenti Le fiamme del mio cor, e li tormenti. Spargi le chiome al vento, accio si veggia Dentro a i cappelli biondi i raggi d'oro Che m'hanno incatenato, ond'io mi moro. E al fin ci piaccia sol dovarnei un bacio In premio del mio amor, die tempo hormai Che tu habbia pieta delli miei guai.

English translation Give me your hand, my whimsical Child, While between these branches and happy flowers. The loves of little children are shared jokes. Leave your bow and arrows and at the sound of Aminta Die dancing the promiscuous steps That many times have set stones ablaze. Sing to the murmur of the quiet river With a pleasing voice in sweet accents The flames of my heart, and torment them. Spread your hair in the wind, so you do not see In your blond hair the golden rays That chained me, whereupon I died. And in the end, I would like a single kiss As a reward for my love, now in the day That you have pity on my troubles.