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"Ay mi, dame de valour” | Gillaume de Machaut | Tenet Vocal Artists

"Ay mi, dame de valour” Gillaume de Machaut (c. 1300 - 1377) May 5, 2017 Tenri Cultural Institute, NYC 0:00 - Estampie after Machaut, Dame vostre doulz viaire by Debra Nagy 1:56 - "Ay mi, dame de valour”, Gillaume de Machaut (c. 1300 - 1377) Tenet Vocal Artists Jolle Greenleaf, soprano Virginia Warnken Kelsey, mezzo soprano Jason McStoots, Owen McIntosh, tenors Debra Nagy, winds Strings: Scott Metcalfe, vielle Charles Weaver, lute Translation: Ah me, worthy lady whom I love and desire, from you comes the pain which makes me languish. Most gentle creature, how can your tender sweetness be so hard towards me. when I have given you my heart, my body, and my love, without reward and without regret? Yet you make me languish, on account of which I fear I will die. Ah me, worthy lady... And all due to an unjust accusation, noble lady, full of honor, I am in distress, for never did I seek dishonor for you, rather without rest I have done your sweet pleasure and will do it, without false deeds, until I die. Ah me, worthy lady... But your sweet face, your delicate beauty which I adore, and your noble features adorned with pleasing attire keep my heart in tears night and day, without any feeling of joy, so that it lives in grief which can never be cured. Ah me, worthy lady... Help support Tenet's work: tenet.nyc/donate