Exaltabo te Domine

General information

Offertory for Ash Wednesday & Pentecost XI.
Source of text is Psalm 29:2-3 (Vulgate). The Gradual (Wednesday after Passion Sunday and OT 10 C) adds verse 4 as in Lasso's 6-part motet; the modern Graduale's translation however reads "Domine abstraxist ab inferis…"

Notes on selected settings

Jacques Arcadelt Richard Eldon Barber S solo with keyboard Noel Bauldeweyn a 4 Clemens non Papa Costanzo Festa a 6

Hans Leo Hassler Orlando di Lasso a 4 SATB a 6 SATTBB (adds 2nda pars "Domine eduxisti" (Ps. 30(29):4)

Luca Marenzio a 8 Giovanni Rovetta SATB & (independent) bc.

Settings by composers (automatically updated)

• Richard Eldon Barber — Exaltabo te Domine  Latin Solo Soprano
• Giovanni Battista Casali — Exaltabo te  Latin SATB
• Giovanni Croce — Exaltabo te Domine  Latin SATB
• Mariano Garau — Exaltabo te  Latin SATB
• Gregorian chant — Exaltabo  Latin unison
• Andreas Hakenberger — Exaltabo te, Domine  Latin SATB.SATB
• Orlando di Lasso — Exaltabo te a 4  Latin SATB
• Domenico Mazzocchi — Exaltabo te, Domine  Latin ST
• Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina — Exaltabo te  Latin SATTB
• Valentin Rathgeber — Exaltabo te  Latin SATB
• Giovanni Rovetta — Exaltabo te Domine  Latin SATB
• Alessandro Scarlatti — Exaltabo te Domine  Latin SATB
• Alexander Utendal — Exaltabo te Domine  Latin SATTB

Text and translations

Latin text 29:2  Exaltabo te Domine, quoniam suscepisti me nec delectasti inimicos meos super me. 29:3  Domine clamavi ad te et sanasti me.

English translation 30:1  I will magnify thee, O Lord, for thou hast set me up: and not made my foes to triumph over me. 30:2  O Lord my God, I cried unto thee: and thou hast healed me.

Hungarian translation Magasztallak téged, Uram, mert fölemeltél engem, és nem hagytad örülni ellenségeimet fölöttem. Uram, Istenem, hozzád kiáltottam és meggyógyítottál engem.