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Giaches de Wert (also Jacques/Jaches de Wert, Giaches de Vuert; 1535 – 6 May 1596) ***************************** Tirsi morir volea, Gl'occhi mirando di colei ch'adora; Quand'ella, che di lui non meno ardea, Gli disse: "Ahimè, ben mio, Deh, non morir ancora, Che teco bramo di morir anch'io." Frenò Tirsi il desio, Ch'ebbe di pur sua vit'allor finire; Ma (E) sentea morte,in (e) non poter morire. E mentr'il guardo suo fisso tenea Ne' begl'occhi divini E'l nettare amoroso indi bevea, La bella Ninfa sua, che già vicini Sentea i messi d'Amore, Disse, con occhi languidi e tremanti: "Mori, cor mio, ch'io moro." Cui rispose il Pastore: "Ed io, mia vita, moro." Cosi moriro i fortunati amanti Di morte si soave e si gradita, Che per anco morir tornaro in vita. ***************************** Thyrsis desired death, looking into the eyes of the girl he adored, when she, who burned no less for him, said to him, "Alas, my dear, oh, do not die yet, for I desire to die with you." Thyrsis reined in his desire to end his life alone; but he felt death in not being able to die. And while he kept his gaze fixed on those beautiful divine eyes and drank the amorous nectar, his beautiful nymph, who felt love's beckonings drawing nigh, said with languid and trembling eyes, "Die, my heart, for I die." The shepherd answered her, "And I, my life, die." So the fortunate lovers died so sweet and welcome a death, that they returned to life to die again. ***************************** I do not own any rights to the music or images in this video. All rights belong to their respective owners. If you are the copyright holder and have any concerns, please contact me directly. I am happy to address any issues or requests promptly. This video aims to bring the timeless music of Giaches de Wert to listeners around the world. The purpose of this channel is purely educational, focusing on promoting a deeper appreciation and understanding of Renaissance music. By sharing these works, I hope to foster interest in this rich musical heritage and make it accessible to a wider audience. Thank you for your understanding and support. ***************************** Il settimo libro de madrigali: No. 12, Tirsi morir volea · Anthony Rooley · The Consort of Musicke De Wert: Il settimo libro de madrigali ℗ A Warner Classics/Erato release, ℗ 1989 Parlophone Records Limited