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En Kör performs Con soave parlar by Philippe Verdelot. Recorded in May 2021. Con soave parlar is a Renaissance madrigal for 4 voices written by the Italian composer Philippe Verdelot. It was first published in ""Il secondo libro de madrigali"", Verdelot's second book of madrigals published in 1534. The piece is an excellent example of the Renaissance word-painting technique where the music uses melody, mode and rhythms to illustrate the lyrics. ____________ ✨ SUBSCRIBE: / enkörstockholm 🎞️ MUSIC VIDEO PLAYLIST: • Choral music videos 🎄 CHRISTMAS PLAYLIST • En Kör Christmas Playlist 🎶 SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/5HcDL... 🌐 WEBSITE: https://enkor.se/en/ ➡️ FACEBOOK: / en.kor.stockholm ____________ Lyrics Con suave parlar con dolce accento Dormend’a me chiamavo La bella donna mia anzi’l mio core la qual in un momento Lieta m’appars’in compagnia d’amore Ond’io tutto contento Del suo divin’aspetto m’infiammavo Ma lei del van’ardore Presto s’accorse et sparse com’un vento All’hor dall’alto sonno mi svegliavo Et vinto dal dolore D’haverla pers’a seguitarla intento Veloce m’ordinavo Ma l’impresa lasciai visto’l mio errore. English translation: With soft words and sweet tones While sleeping, I called My beautiful lady: indeed, my heart called her Who, for a moment Appeared to me, merry and accompanied by love At which I, full of joy At her divine appearance began to burn. But she quickly noticed the vain ardour And was dispersed like the wind. Then, I awoke from high sleep And, overcome with grief Of having lost her, I hurriedly prepared to chase after her. But I abandoned that endeavour, having seen my mistake.