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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.

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Composer: Josquin Baston
Format: Staff
Language: French
Pages: 2 pages
This edition was prepared by André Vierendeels — free to download, print, rehearse and perform.

C'est a grand tort by Josquin Baston — Lyrics

C'est a grand tort qu'on dit que le penser, n'est que langueur d'une chos'incertaine, car je soustiens, qu'il ne peut offenser une qui est de loyal penser plaine,
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About C'est a grand tort

Josquin Baston's C'est a grand tort is a secular French chanson for four voices (STTB). Part of the rich tradition of Renaissance secular vocal music, this work explores themes of thought and love. The text, which speaks of the often paradoxical nature of deep contemplation, suggests that while others might see thinking as a source of uncertainty and languor, it can also bring profound contentment to the heart. The composer uses the four-part texture to convey the complex emotions and ideas presented in the song, creating a musical reflection on the power and impact of one's thoughts in matters of affection.