Anton Laube

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Anton (ín) Laube (born November 10, 1718 in Brüx ; † February 24, 1784 in Prague ) was a Bohemian composer and church musician.

Laube was first a choirboy, then an organist in Prague. From 1769 to 1771 he worked as a rain choir at the St. Gallus Church , then until his death as the cathedral music director at St. Vitus Cathedral .

In addition to church music - including nine masses, five Te Deum, twelve Vespers, litanies and proprias - Laube composed a symphony, a concerto for cor anglais, nine wind parts and several operas.

Operas

  • The Capellmeister and the Schoolgirl , 1768
  • Matz and Anne , 1772
  • The Italian cook at Genoa , 1777
  • The studied hunter , 1777
  • Deucalion and Pyrrha , 1777
  • Pierre and Narciß , 1777

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