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==Original text and translations==
==Original text and translations==
{{Translation|Catalan}}
{{Text|Catalan}}
   
   
:Quan el sol ja ha sortit has perdut el temps,
:Quan el sol ja ha sortit has perdut el temps,
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:un nou món fa camí, nou món fa son camí.
:un nou món fa camí, nou món fa son camí.


Note by Mick Swithinbank. An American pupil of Dvorak, William Arms Fisher, set this well-known melody from the Second Movement of Dvorak's New World Symphony to words in the style of a Negro spiritual. The Catalan words (El Nou Món - The New World) are not the same, but Fisher's original words - or most of them - could be used instead. Several different versions of his text can easily be found on the web, but a facsimile of the 1922 edition for voice and piano published by Cawthornes of Melbourne, with a preface by William Arms Fisher himself, posted on the web by the National Library of Australia (nla.gov.au/nla.mus-an7721849), has this presumably authoritative version:<br>


Goin' home, goin' home,<br>
I'm a-goin' home,<br>
Quiet-like, some still day,<br>
I'm jes' goin' home.<br>


It's not far, jes' close by,<br>
Note by [[User:Mick Swithinbank|Mick Swithinbank]]:
Through an open door;<br>
:An American pupil of Dvorak, William Arms Fisher, set this well-known melody from the Second Movement of Dvorak's New World Symphony to words in the style of a Negro spiritual. The Catalan words (El Nou Món - The New World) are not the same, but Fisher's original words - or most of them - could be used instead. Several different versions of his text can easily be found on the web, but a facsimile of the 1922 edition for voice and piano published by Cawthornes of Melbourne, with a preface by William Arms Fisher himself, posted on the web by the National Library of Australia (nla.gov.au/nla.mus-an7721849), has this presumably authoritative version:
Work all done, care laid by,<br>
Gwine to fear no more.<br>


Mother's there, 'spectin' me,<br>
Father's waitin' too;<br>
Lots o' folk gather'd there,<br>
All the friends I knew.<br>


Home, home, I'm goin' home.<br>
{{Translation|English}}


Nothin' lost, all's gain,<br>
:Goin' home, goin' home,
No more fret nor pain,<br>
:I'm a-goin' home,
No more stumblin' on the way,<br>
:Quiet-like, some still day,
No more longin' for the day,<br>
:I'm jes' goin' home.


Gwine to roam no more!<br>
:It's not far, jes' close by,
:Through an open door;
:Work all done, care laid by,
:Gwine to fear no more.


Mornin' star lights the way,<br>
:Mother's there, 'spectin' me,
Res'less dream all done;<br>
:Father's waitin' too;
Shadows gone, break o' day,<br>
:Lots o' folk gather'd there,
Real life jes' begun.<br>
:All the friends I knew.


Dere's no break, ain't no end,<br>
:Home, home, I'm goin' home.
Jes' a-livin' on,<br>
Wide awake with a smile, <br>
Goin' on and on.<br>


Goin' home, goin' home,<br>
:Nothin' lost, all's gain,
I'm jes' goin' home;<br>
:No more fret nor pain,
It's not far, jes' close by<br>
:No more stumblin' on the way,
Through an open door.<br>
:No more longin' for the day,
I'm jes' goin' home,<br>
Goin' home.<br>


:Gwine to roam no more!


:Mornin' star lights the way,
:Res'less dream all done;
:Shadows gone, break o' day,
:Real life jes' begun.


<!-- <b>Translation(s): </b> -->
:Dere's no break, ain't no end,
:Jes' a-livin' on,
:Wide awake with a smile,
:Goin' on and on.
 
:Goin' home, goin' home,
:I'm jes' goin' home;
:It's not far, jes' close by
:Through an open door.
:I'm jes' goin' home,
:Goin' home.


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Title: El Nou Món fa el seu camí
Composer: Antonín Dvořák
Arranger: Constantí Sotelo i Paradela

Number of voices: 4vv Voicing: SATB
Genre: Secular, Cantatas
Language: Catalan
Instruments: none
Published:

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External websites: [1]

Original text and translations

Catalan.png Catalan text

Quan el sol ja ha sortit has perdut el temps,
ja el dia s'ha acabat, cal recomençar.
Mira ací al davant, on és el demà,
llibre del teu destí escrit per tes mans.
Alça els teus ulls al cel on el dia mor.
Contempleu nostre gran nou món fent camí,
el nou món fent camí, el nou món fent camí.
Tot el món cantarà amb sa veu potent,
braus minyons fets esclaus: escolteu el clam:
Alt el front, ferms els trets, i sempre altius,
en brillar la gran llum, fins que fuig la nit.
En ton cor, tot de cop, ja surt el teu crit:
Som aquí tot un nou món fa son camí,
un nou món fa camí, nou món fa son camí.


Note by Mick Swithinbank:

An American pupil of Dvorak, William Arms Fisher, set this well-known melody from the Second Movement of Dvorak's New World Symphony to words in the style of a Negro spiritual. The Catalan words (El Nou Món - The New World) are not the same, but Fisher's original words - or most of them - could be used instead. Several different versions of his text can easily be found on the web, but a facsimile of the 1922 edition for voice and piano published by Cawthornes of Melbourne, with a preface by William Arms Fisher himself, posted on the web by the National Library of Australia (nla.gov.au/nla.mus-an7721849), has this presumably authoritative version:


English.png English translation

Goin' home, goin' home,
I'm a-goin' home,
Quiet-like, some still day,
I'm jes' goin' home.
It's not far, jes' close by,
Through an open door;
Work all done, care laid by,
Gwine to fear no more.
Mother's there, 'spectin' me,
Father's waitin' too;
Lots o' folk gather'd there,
All the friends I knew.
Home, home, I'm goin' home.
Nothin' lost, all's gain,
No more fret nor pain,
No more stumblin' on the way,
No more longin' for the day,
Gwine to roam no more!
Mornin' star lights the way,
Res'less dream all done;
Shadows gone, break o' day,
Real life jes' begun.
Dere's no break, ain't no end,
Jes' a-livin' on,
Wide awake with a smile,
Goin' on and on.
Goin' home, goin' home,
I'm jes' goin' home;
It's not far, jes' close by
Through an open door.
I'm jes' goin' home,
Goin' home.
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