Andreas Kadner

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Andreas Kadner , also Andreas Cadner or Andreas Cadener d. J. (* before 1624 in Pirna ; † 1659 possibly in Löbau ) was a German organist , cantor and composer .

life and work

Kadner became organist at the St. Nikolai Church in Löbau ( Oberlausitz ) in 1624 , until he was dismissed in 1625 for improper behavior. 1630–1632 he was organist and town clerk in Friedland , in 1632 he was reappointed organist by the Löbau town council. From 1647 he was also cantor (i.e. Quartus) at the Latin school in Löbau. He became the successor to Emanuel Jerichow (cantor 1641–1647 and again 1651–1660) and later Tertius there . In 1659 he died in the office of Löbauer organist.

His works can be found in the holdings of the Löbau Council Library (today Saxon State Library - Dresden State and University Library , SLUB) under the shelf marks Mus.Löb. 8 and 70, 13, 42, 51, 54, 57, 65. Other works by him were recorded in the inventory of the Pirna Kantoreigesellschaft.

Works

  • 2 Missae of 8
  • Mass of 5
  • Mass of 4
  • Missa super Cantabat
  • Missa super Nasce la pena mia according to Alessandro Striggio
  • Missa super Cum natus esset. Mass on motets by Christoph Thomas Walliser ("Cum natus esset") and Hieronymus Praetorius ("Cantate Domino").
  • Sanctus. 8 voc
  • Benedictus Dominus
  • Te Deum. 6 voc
  • Te Deum. 5 voc
  • Beatus vir. 6 voc
  • Ite in universe mundum. 12 voc
  • Qui paraclitus. 5 voc
  • Nunc angelorum gloria. 4 voc
  • Lauda anima mea. motet
  • Why do the heathen rage. Motet 10 voc
  • I lie and sleep in peace. Motet 6 voc
  • Because the Sabbath had passed. Motet 8 voc
  • A Mighty Fortress Is Our God. Motet 5 voc
  • We sat by the waters of Babylon and wept. Motet 6 voc
  • If God weren't with us this time. Motet 5 voc
  • Praise the Lord in the meetings. Motet 8 voc
  • I have the Lord for eyes at all times. Spiritual concert
  • Paduanas
  • Lord now read. 8 voc
  • So holy. 8 voc
  • Vespere. 8 voc
  • Shout to God all land (Alt, BC)

Sound carrier

  • Te Deum laudamus (Lusatia Superior. Music in the Oberlausitzer Sechsstädtebund, vol. 2, edited by Wolfram Steude and Norbert Schuster, Goseck Castle 1996, Raumklang RK 9602, No. 7), kopp & koop 2006 ( DNB 355941376 ).
  • If God were not with us this time, By the waters of Babel, A strong castle is our God (Singing through time, Collegium Canorum Lobaviense, Löbau 2010)
  • I have the Lord always for my eyes, praise the gentlemen in the meetings, Veni creator spiritus, kopp & koop 2010ff.

literature

  • Robert Eitner: Biographical-Bibliographical Sources-Lexicon of Musicians and Music Scholars. Volume 5. Breitkopf & Härtel, Leipzig 1901, p. 315 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
  • Reinhard Vollhardt: History of the Cantors and Organists from the cities in the Kingdom of Saxony. W. Issleib, Berlin 1899, p. 200 ( limited preview in Google book search).
  • Justus Helbig: Evangelical clergymen and schoolmen in and from the Friedland rule during the time of the Reformation and Counter-Reformation. In: New Lusatian Magazine . Volume 75, 1899, pp. 271–287, especially p. 278 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Notices from the North Bohemian Excursion Club. Volume 29, 1906, ZDB -ID 501313-6 , p. 371 ( limited preview in the Google book search).
  2. ↑ a b Ernst A. Seeliger: Source book for the history of the Lyceum in Löbau (= document books of the Saxon grammar schools. Volume 2 = publications on the history of the scholarly school system in Albertine Saxony. Volume 3). BG Teubner, Leipzig 1909, p. 153 ( limited preview in the Google book search).
  3. ↑ Otto Voss: The Saxon organ music in the second half of the 17th century. Neuenhahn, Jena 1936, p. 29 ( limited preview in the Google book search).
  4. ↑ Christian Knauthe : Short history of the school in the electoral Saxon oldest six-city Löbau, in which the establishment and maintenance, the happy and unhappy fates, together with those teachers of the same, are displayed in memory of the foundation that took place 200 years ago in 1566 . Fickelscherer et al., Görlitz et al. 1766, p. 41 ( digitized version ).
  5. ↑ Wolfram Steude : The music collection manuscripts of the 16th and 17th centuries in the Saxon State Library in Dresden (= Richard Schaal (Ed.): Source catalogs for the history of music. Volume 6). Heinrichshofen, Wilhelmshaven 1974, ISBN 3-7959-0109-X ( limited preview in the Google book search).
  6. ^ Wilibald Nagel : The Kantoreigesellschaft zu Pirna. In: Monthly Issues for Music History . Vol. 28, 1896, No. 11, pp. 148-156 and No. 12, pp. 157–166, here pp. 161–163 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
personal data
SURNAME Kadner, Andreas
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Cadner, Andreas; Cadener, Andreas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German organist, cantor and composer
DATE OF BIRTH before 1624
PLACE OF BIRTH Pirna
DATE OF DEATH 1659
Place of death unsure: Löbau