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Tu se Clitia il sol mio (Casulana)

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Description

Source: Maddalena Casulana, Il primo libro de madrigali a cinque voci (Venice: Gardano, 1583)

Length: c. 01:20 mins.

Editors/copyright: Laurie Stras © 2023.

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Text and translation

Tu sei, Clitia, il sol mio
e trasformato in te, Clitia, son io;
ch’a i rai del tuo bel volto
sempre mi giro e volto.
Haime! quando mai fia
ch’io sia il tuo sol, e tu la luce mia?

You are, Clizia, my sun
and I am transformed, Clizia, in you;
that to the rays of your face
I ever turn and face.
Oh, when will it ever be
that I might be your sun, and you my light?

Translation © 2023 Laurie Stras