Pie Jesu, (×4) Qui tollis peccata mundi, Dona eis requiem. (×2)
Agnus Dei, (×4) Qui tollis peccata mundi, Dona eis requiem, (×2) Sempiternam (×2) Requiem.
Pious Jesus, Who takes away the sins of the world, Give them rest.
Lamb of God, Who takes away the sins of the world, Give them rest, Everlasting Rest.
Notes and referencesedit
^Pie is the vocative of the word pius ("pious", "dutiful to one's parent or God").[4] "Jesu" (Iesu in Latin) is the vocative of Jesus/Iesus.[5]Requiem is the accusative of requies ("rest"), sometimes mistranslated as "peace", although that would be pacem, as in Dona nobis pacem ("Give us peace").
References
^Steinberg, Michael. "Gabriel Fauré: Requiem, Op. 48." Choral Masterworks: A Listener's Guide. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005, 131–137.
^Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Animated interlude on YouTube; Monty Python and the Holy Grail Monks (with subtitles) on YouTube; Monty Python – Holy Hand Grenade (with subtitles) on YouTube. Retrieved 23 July 2021.
^Champlin, John Denison. The New Champlin Cyclopedia for Young Folks. Holt, 1924, p. 403
^White, William. Notes and Queries. Oxford University Press, 1904, p. 490. "In Greek, which did not possess the sound sh, but substituted s, and rejected the Semitic evanescent gutturals, Yēshū(ā) became Yēsū' (Ἰησοῦ), in the nominative case Yēsū'∙s (Ἰησοῦς). In Latin these were written in Roman letters Iesu, nominative Iesu∙s. In Old French this became in the nominative case Jésus; in the regimen or oblique case Jésu. Middle English adopted the stem-form Jesu, the regular form of the name down to the time of the Renascence. It then became the fashion to restore the Latin ∙s of the nominative case, Jesu∙s, and to use the nominative form also for the objective and oblique cases, just as we do in Charle∙s, Jame∙s, Juliu∙s, and Thoma∙s. Very generally, however, the vocative remained Jesu, as in Latin and in Middle English, and this is still usual in hymns."
jesu, original, latin, iesu, ˈpi, ˈje, text, from, final, couplet, hymn, dies, irae, often, included, musical, settings, requiem, mass, motet, phrase, means, pious, jesus, vocative, contents, popular, settings, popular, culture, text, andrew, lloyd, webber, re. Pie Jesu ˈ p iː eɪ ˈ j eɪ z uː s uː PEE ay YAY zu original Latin Pie Iesu ˈpi e ˈje su is a text from the final couplet of the hymn Dies irae and is often included in musical settings of the Requiem Mass as a motet The phrase means pious Jesus in the vocative Contents 1 Popular settings 2 In popular culture 3 Text 3 1 Andrew Lloyd Webber s Requiem text 4 Notes and references 5 External linksPopular settings editThe settings of the Requiem Mass by Marc Antoine Charpentier H 234 H 263 H 269 H 427 Luigi Cherubini Antonin Dvorak Gabriel Faure Maurice Durufle John Rutter Karl Jenkins Kim Andre Arnesen and Fredrik Sixten include a Pie Jesu as an independent movement Decidedly the best known is the Pie Jesu from Faure s Requiem Camille Saint Saens who died in 1921 said of Faure s Pie Jesu Just as Mozart s is the only Ave verum corpus this is the only Pie Jesu 1 Andrew Lloyd Webber s setting of Pie Jesu in his Requiem 1985 has also become well known and has been widely recorded including by Sarah Brightman Charlotte Church Jackie Evancho Sissel Kyrkjebo Ylvis Marie Osmond Anna Netrebko and others Performed by Sarah Brightman and Paul Miles Kingston it was a certified Silver hit in the UK in 1985 2 In popular culture editThe couplet is chanted by a group of flagellant monks as a running gag during the 1975 film Monty Python and the Holy Grail 3 Text editThe original text derived from the Dies irae sequence is as follows a Pie Jesu Domine Dona eis requiem 2 Pie Jesu Domine Dona eis requiem sempiternam Pious Lord Jesus Give them rest Pious Lord Jesus Give them everlasting rest Andrew Lloyd Webber s Requiem text edit Andrew Lloyd Webber in his Requiem combined the text of the Pie Jesu with the version of the Agnus Dei from the Tridentine Requiem Mass Pie Jesu 4 Qui tollis peccata mundi Dona eis requiem 2 Agnus Dei 4 Qui tollis peccata mundi Dona eis requiem 2 Sempiternam 2 Requiem Pious Jesus Who takes away the sins of the world Give them rest Lamb of God Who takes away the sins of the world Give them rest Everlasting Rest Notes and references edit Pie is the vocative of the word pius pious dutiful to one s parent or God 4 Jesu Iesu in Latin is the vocative of Jesus Iesus 5 Requiem is the accusative of requies rest sometimes mistranslated as peace although that would be pacem as in Dona nobis pacem Give us peace References Steinberg Michael Gabriel Faure Requiem Op 48 Choral Masterworks A Listener s Guide Oxford Oxford University Press 2005 131 137 British certifications Sarah Brightman amp Paul Miles Kingston Pie Jesu British Phonographic Industry Monty Python and the Holy Grail Animated interlude on YouTube Monty Python and the Holy Grail Monks with subtitles on YouTube Monty Python Holy Hand Grenade with subtitles on YouTube Retrieved 23 July 2021 Champlin John Denison The New Champlin Cyclopedia for Young Folks Holt 1924 p 403 White William Notes and Queries Oxford University Press 1904 p 490 In Greek which did not possess the sound sh but substituted s and rejected the Semitic evanescent gutturals Yeshu a became Yesu Ἰhsoῦ in the nominative case Yesu s Ἰhsoῦs In Latin these were written in Roman letters Iesu nominative Iesu s In Old French this became in the nominative case Jesus in the regimen or oblique case Jesu Middle English adopted the stem form Jesu the regular form of the name down to the time of the Renascence It then became the fashion to restore the Latin s of the nominative case Jesu s and to use the nominative form also for the objective and oblique cases just as we do in Charle s Jame s Juliu s and Thoma s Very generally however the vocative remained Jesu as in Latin and in Middle English and this is still usual in hymns External links editFrom Faure s Requiem on YouTube Philippe Jaroussky Orchestre de Paris Paavo Jarvi From Lloyd Webber s Requiem on YouTube Hayley Westenra Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Pie Jesu amp oldid 1191580232, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
