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| Consort song (for voice with viols) from an early seventeenth century manuscript. |
| Lyrics: Anon Born is the babe, the only branch of peace, The sweet Messiah, God's most holy son; Whose death our life, whose wounds our joys increase; Who wrought our weal when all our hope was gone; Whose grief our joy, whose lack relieved our loss; Who cured our cares by suff'ring on the cross. Born is the lamb, the sacrifice of joy, The spotless person, ransom of our sin; The sweet Samaritan that cured all annoy, The son in whom the sire delighteth in; The hav'n of peace when worldly troubles toss; Who cured our cares by suff'ring on the cross. Born is the shepherd, careful of his sheep, The light of glory, bright of majesty; The Father's power who hath our sins in keep, The very beam of that divinity Whom praise we still, when worldly troubles toss: Who cured our cares by suff'ring on the cross. |
| Anon (c.1605) Born is the babe (S.Vn.Vn.Va.Vc.) Preview and playback are available to the left Full score (PDF), €1.00 for a single copy Buy this item Printable cover page (PDF), €0.00 for unlimited copies Download this item Please click here to report any problem obtaining a PDF |