1 mismôr schir l'jôm haschschabbos 2 tôw l'hôdôs laᵃdônoj ul'sammer lᵉschimᵉcho eljôn, 3 l'haggid babbôker chasdecho weᵉmunos'cho ballelôs. 4 ale osôr waᵃle nowel ale higgojôn b'chin nôr. 5 ki simmachtanni adônoj b'folecho bᵉmaᵃse jodecho arannen. 6 mah god'lu maᵃsecho adônoj m'ôd omᵉku machschᵉwôsecho. 7 isch baar lô jedo uch'sil lô jowin es sôs. 8 bif'rôach rᵉschoim k'mô esew wajjozizu kol pôᵃle owen l'hischom'dom ade ad. 9 w'attoh morôm l'ôlom adônoj. 10 ki hinneh ôjᵉwecho adônoj ki hinneh ôjᵉwecho jowedu jispor'du kol pôᵃle owen. 11 wattor'em kir'em karni ballôsi bᵉschemen raᵃnon. 12 watta bet enni bᵉschuroj bakkomim olaj m'reim tisch manoh osnoj. 13 zaddik kattomor jifroch kᵉeres ball'wonôn jisgeh. 14 schᵉsulim bᵉwes adônoj b'chazᵃrôs elôhenu jafrichu. 15 od j'nuwun b'sewoh d'schenim wraᵃnannim jih'ju. 16 l'haggid ki joschor adônoj zuri w'lô awlosoh bô.
F. Schubert sets lines 2-9
Confirmed with Schir Zion. gottesdienstliche Gesänge der Israeliten von S. Sulzer, [...] Erster Theil. Wien. Gedruckt bei H. Engel & Sohn. [1865], pages 28-32.
Note: Schubert was commissioned by Salomon Sulzer to set Psalm 92 in Hebrew, using his transliteration presented here. In 1870 this work was published with the German translation by Moses Mendelssohn.
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Musical settings (art songs, Lieder, mélodies, (etc.), choral pieces, and other vocal works set to this text), listed by composer (not necessarily exhaustive):
- by Franz Peter Schubert (1797 - 1828), "Der 92. Psalm", D 953 (1828), published 1839, first performed 1828, lines 2-9 [ baritone and satb chorus a cappella ], Salomon Sulzer, Wien, also set in German (Deutsch) [sung text checked 1 time]
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- Also set in German (Deutsch), a translation by Moses Mendelssohn (1729 - 1786) , "Psalm XCII", first published 1783 ; composed by Franz Peter Schubert.
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