William Byrd (c1540 - 1623): Miserere mei, Deus, mottetto a 5 voci (pubblicato in Cantiones Sacrae II, 1589, n. 20) su testo del Salmo 50, versetto 3. Rachel Garrepy, soprano; Christopher Garrepy, controtenore; Andrew Garrepy e Mark Garrepy, tenori; Michael Garrepy, basso.
Miserere mei, Deus, secundum magnam misericordiam tuam;
et secundum multitudinem miserationum tuarum, dele iniquitatem meam.
la regina gioiosa 
what a gorgeous selection! have you considered adding google translate widget so more people can enjoy your lovely site?
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Well, I had given it a try, but the result had been disappointing. Maybe I’ll try again.
Thanks for your comment, you are very kind 🙂
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hi Claudio 🙂 if you mean the translation wasn’t great, then yes, there is that, but still… but if you mean installing it, wordrpress dot com backslash help is always quite helpful
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Hello da-AL 🙂
Unfortunately, Google Translate often makes mistakes that human translators wouldn’t. Many errors are due to the specificity of the musical lexicon: for example, the Latin/Italian word fuga becomes escape instead of fugue. In addition, Google also translates where it shouldn’t: it happens for example with movement titles like “Allegro maestoso” which becomes “Allegro majestic”. This is why I prefer not to use that widget.
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yes, I understand completely. on the other hand, I think people are aware of this & can make amends, so in my case I’m grateful for something free & easy that makes my posts accessible to readers worldwide. just a thought, tho again, I totally understand
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