Who composed Domine, non est exaltatum?

Domine, non est exaltatum was composed by Jacobus Clemens non Papa.

What language is Domine, non est exaltatum sung in?

Domine, non est exaltatum is sung in Latin.

Domine, non est exaltatum by Jacobus Clemens non Papa — Lyrics & Sheet Music (PDF)

Q: What are the lyrics of Domine, non est exaltatum by Jacobus Clemens non Papa?

“Domine, non est exaltatum” begins: ‘’Canticum graduum David.’’Domine, non est exaltatum cor meum, neque elati sunt oculi mei,… Read the full lyrics on ChoirPDFs.

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Added Jul 29, 2026

Composer: Jacobus Clemens non Papa

Format: Staff

Language: Latin

Pages: 12 pages

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Domine, non est exaltatum by Jacobus Clemens non Papa — Lyrics

‘’Canticum graduum David.’’Domine, non est exaltatum cor meum, neque elati sunt oculi mei, neque ambulavi in magnis, neque in mirabilibus super me. Si non humiliter sentiebam,sed exaltavi animam meam: sicut ablactatus est super matre sua,

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About Domine, non est exaltatum

Jacobus Clemens non Papa, a leading composer of the Franco-Flemish school, penned this motet for STTTB voices. It sets a passage from Psalm 131, also known as a Canticle of Ascents. The text expresses profound humility, with the singer denying any pride or ambition, finding solace in a quiet devotion to God. The composer captures the penitential and hopeful spirit of the psalm, building sonorous textures across the five parts. The Latin text offers a prayer for steadfastness and trust in the Lord, a plea that resonates through the ages. This setting is a powerful example of Renaissance sacred polyphony, ideal for an a cappella choir seeking expressive depth.