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Domine in virtutis tua
Staff Notation • Sacred, Motets
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2 editions of this piece
Different typesettings and voicings of the same work. This page shows the main edition; the others are below.
SSB · Annabel Malton
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Domine in virtutis tua by Jean-Baptiste Lully — Lyrics
Domine in virtutis tua laetabitur Rex.
Vitam petiit a te et tribuisti ei.
Docuisti manus ejus ad proelium.
Posuisti coronum in capite ejus.
Morbum et inimicos dissipasti.
Omnes gentes plaudite manibus
et cantate in voce exultationis.
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About Domine in virtutis tua
Jean-Baptiste Lully's Domine in virtutis tua is a sacred motet for treble voices (SSB). The Latin text draws from various psalms and biblical passages, exalting God's power and the king's victory. It praises the ruler's strength in battle, acknowledging divine favour in granting life and triumph over foes. The music reflects the jubilant exclamations of praise, calling for all nations to clap their hands and sing with joy. The text continues by asking God to reward the king according to his righteousness, recognizing the king's purity and divine magnification. The motet concludes with a declaration of praise and thanksgiving to God, underscoring the king's salvation.
