In Dulci Jubilo

In Dulci Jubilo
To be sung unaccompanied throughout
German carol melody 15th century

arranged by R.L. de Pearsall.
German-Latin Carol 14th Century
1. In
2. O
Our heart's
Here me
17
Like
a
prayer
dul - ci
Je - su,
joy
I
us our
heart is
eth
thee!
Ma
O
prae - se
puer
op
pi
ti
hom - age
sore
for
shin
reach
es
me
et
post
O!
te!
tris
in
prin - ceps
o,
me,
gre
glor
- mi - i -
i
ae.
es
me
et
post
O.
te!.
1
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And
My
dim.
Al - pha
Tra - he
show:
thee!
cresc.
dim.
bright star
let
it
25
In
O
dim.
Al - pha
Tra - he
- neth
- thee
Let
My
re - -cli
be - -seech
ju
bi - lo
par - vu - le,
33
Solo or a few voices.
Pa - tris
N.B. Rehearsal only

40

le
- ni
le
46
cri

Deep
ly
were
Per
mi
cri - mi
na;
na;
But
has
for
Per
nos
2
stain
But
gain
us

we
ed
thou,
tas!
we
ti
- ti
were
Na
Deep
thou
were
But
stain
na;
le - ni
Na
Na - ti
we
tas,
- ly
tas,
cri - mi
nos - tra
nos - tra
Per
Deep
car - i
car - i
tas,
tris
- tris
tas!
Pa

- ed
tas!
stain - ed
- ni
Pa
car - i
tra
thou
thou
hast
ed
Coe

53
S1
has for us
A1
B1
S2
A2
T2
B2
-lo - rum
that we
gau - di - a.
Full.
O that we,
a
Full.
O that we,
gain-ed Coe - lo- rum gau - di - a
that we

that we
that we
Full.
were there!
were there!
were there!
O that we,
O that we,
that we
were there!
were there!
that we
O that we
O that we
O that we
were there!
O that we
were there!
were there!
were there!
were there!
3
were there!
were there!
O that we
that we
were there!
were there!
were there!
O that we
O that we,
O that we
Full.
Full.
Full.
O that we
O that we,
- ed Coe - lo- rum gau - di - a

Full.
gain
T1
Full.
64
S1
A1
U - bi
sunt gau - di - a,
where,
T1
B1
- bi
sunt
U - bi
S2
A2
a,
T2
B2
- bi
If
sunt gau- di - a,
U - bi,
where,
If
u - bi sunt
U - bi sunt gau - di - a,
gau- di - a,
Where,
If
where,
If not
that they be not
they

be not
they
be not
where,
If not
be not
gau- di - a
be not
that
they
that

be not
they
they
that
that
If
U - bi sunt
U - bi sunt gau - di
that
gau - di - a,
If
If
U - bi sunt gau - di - a,
4

there?

there?
Solo or
a few voices.
There
are
Solo or
a few voices.
There are
there?
there?
there?
there?
Solo or
a few voices.
There are
there?
there?
73
S1
angels
A1
angels
T1
B1
S2
A2
B2
sing
sing
ing,
There
an
sing
There
are
an
ring
ing In
Re
ti
ca.
are
gels
sing - ing,
there
ing.
There
There
- ing, the bells
the
the
are
are
ring
bells are
ring -
sing
the
the bells
gels
can
are
bells
bells
- gels
There
There the
are sing- ing
There
can - ti - ca,
ing,
No - va
an
T2
bells
ring - ing there
5
83
S1
A1
T1
B1
S2
A2
T2
B2
ring
- ing In
- gis
Re - gis
cu
ri
In
Re - gis
cu - ri - a:
Re - gis
cu
cu
Re - gis
ing
In
cu
- ing In
ing In
Re - gis
In
are
ring
In
Re
ri
ri

that
O that
O that
O that
O that
O that
6
that
there,
we were there,
Full.
there,
O that
we were there, were
Full.
that
we were there.
a:
Full.
Full.
a:
we were there,
that
we were there,
Full.
Full.
we were there, were
Full.
a:
cu
Full.
- ri - a:
gis
cu - ri - a:
ri
a:
Full.
cu - ri - a:
O that
we were there.
93
S1
A1
T1
B1
B2
S2. A2. T2. as Choir 1.
we were
there.
were there.
There are
There
there.
There are
an - gels
sing
an - gels
sing
we were
There are
are
ring
bells - are
102
There are
bells
are
ring
bells
are
ring
ing,
the
ring
bells
are
an
an - gels
sing
are
There
ing
In
Re
Re
- ing In
Re - gis
cu
- ing In
Re - gis
cu
the
dim.
gis
gis
dim.
dim.
dim.
dim.
7
There
bells
ing,
the
ring
bells
There the
bells are
Re
There the
sing- ing
sing-ing,
- ing,
In
gels
ing,
- gels
ing
an
ring-ing In
ring
are
the
ing,
cu
cu
- gis
the
- ri - a:
- ri - a:
cu - ri - a:
- ri
a:
- ri - a:
111

O

O
that
we
were
there,
we
that
we
were
that
we
were
that
we
were
there,
that
were
there,
there,
there,
dim.
dim.
dim.
dim.
dim.
that
we
were
that
we
were
that
we
were
that
we
were
that
we
were
there!
there!
rall.
rall.
rall.
there!
rall.
there!
rall.
there!
rall.
This 14th Century melody is found in a manuscript at Leipzig University. It is thought that the words originate in th
version in the 15th century with many changes over the years. In Babst's "Gesangbuch" of 1545 ( the final hymn book
of Martin Luther) it is considered that the 3rd verse "O Patris caritas" is subtituted for an earlier one and is possib
by Luther. One story says that the original words were sung by angels to Henry Suso circa 1366 who danced with his
angelic visitors. The melody in various versions is published in many books through the centuries including "Piae
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In Dulci Jubilo
German carol melody 15th century

arranged by R.L. de Pearsall.
(as previous version's 1st and 2nd verses)
German-Latin Carol 14th Century

121

1.
2.
3.
4.
126
In
O
O
U -
dul - ci ju
bi Je - su, par - vu pa - tris ca - ri bi sunt gau - di -
131
Lies
ness
Per
ing

137
gre
glor
gau
cu
mi
i
di
ri

tris in
prin- ceps
lor - um
Re - gis
gre - mi
glor - i
gau - di
cu - ri
i
ae.
a.
a.

i
ae.
a.
a.
o,
me,
na;
ca,
Al - pha
Tra - he
O that
O that
es
et
me post
we were
we were
Like
With
But
And
O!
te!
there!
there!
O!
te!
there!
there!
our
ing
hast
are
trea - sure Ma kind - ness, O

gain - ed Coe ring - ing
In
es
et
me post
we were
we were
Al - pha
Tra - he
O that
O that
es
me
we
we
et
post
were
were
This 14th Century melody is found in a manuscript at Leipzig University. It is thought that the words originate in this version in t
15th century with many changes over the years. In Babst's "Gesangbuch" of 1545 ( the final hymn book of Martin Luther) it is
considered that the 3rd verse "O Patris caritas" is subtituted for an earlier one and is possibly by Luther. One story says that the
original words were sung by angels to Henry Suso circa 1366 who danced with his angelic visitors. The melody in various version
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Al - pha
Tra - he
O that
O that
Our de - light and

Com - fort my heart's
Deep - ly were we
There are an - gels
sun - shine is
all thy lov thou for us
there the bells
es et
me post
we were
we were
Al - pha
Tra - he
O that
O that
sing with hearts

a - glow!
thee I long
al - way;
Na - ti lem - i - tas!
an - y place but
there?
in prae - se - pi O puer op - ti nos - tra cri - mi No - va can - ti -

tris in
prin - ceps
lor - um
Re - gis
Now
For
O
In
plea - sure
blind stain - ed
sing
lo
le,
tas!
a

O.
te!.
there!
there!
O.
te!.
there!
there!

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To be sung unaccompanied throughout

German carol melody 15th century

German-Latin Carol 14th Century

Solo or a few voices.

Solo or a few voices.

N.B. Rehearsal only

Solo or a few voices.

gain-ed Coe - lo- rum gau - di - a

that they be not

Solo or a few voices.

- ing, the bells

Solo or a few voices.

are sing- ing

Solo or a few voices.

Solo or a few voices.

Solo or a few voices.

ring - ing there

we were there, were

we were there, were

S2. A2. T2. as Choir 1.

German carol melody 15th century

German-Latin Carol 14th Century

trea - sure Ma kind - ness, O

Our de - light and

sing with hearts

in prae - se - pi O puer op - ti nos - tra cri - mi No - va can - ti -

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