Bartholomäus Petermann
Bartholomäus Petermann was Kreuzkantor in Dresden from 1589 to 1606 .
Little is known about Petermann's living conditions. It is uncertain whether he was related to the former Kreuzkantor Andreas Petermann . After he - according to a council protocol - had "unwillingly" fulfilled his teaching obligations or not at all, Christoph Lisberger was placed at his side as a temporary worker during a long illness and appointed as his successor on May 21, 1606.
Petermann composed a Passion Secundum Lucam in 1598 , possibly also a Passion Secundum Johannem listed in the music index of the Kreuzkirche without the composer's name .
Sebaldus Baumann (1540–1553) | Johannes Selner (1553–1560) | Andreas Lando (1560–1561) | Andreas Petermann (1561–1585) | Kaspar Füger the Elder J. (1585-1586) | Basilius Köhler (1586–1589) | Bartholomäus Petermann (1589–1606) | Christoph Lisberger (1606–1612) | Samuel Rühling (1612–1615) | Christoph Neander (1615–1625) | Michael Lohr (1625-1654) | Jacob Beutel (1654-1694) | Basilius Petritz (1694–1713) | Johann Zacharias Grundig (1713–1720) | Theodor Christlieb Reinhold (1720–1755) | Gottfried August Homilius (1755–1785) | Christian Ehregott Weinlig (1785–1813) | Gottlob August Krille (1813) | Christian Theodor Weinlig (1814–1817) | Friedrich Christian Hermann Uber (1818–1822) | Friedrich Wilhelm Agthe (1822–1828) | Julius Otto (1828–1875) | Friedrich Oskar Wermann (1876–1906) | Otto Richter (1906–1930) | Rudolf Mauersberger (1930–1971) | Martin Flämig (1971–1991) | Gothart Bull (1991–1994) | Matthias Jung (acting; 1994–1996) | Roderich Kreile (since 1997)
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|---|---|
| SURNAME | Petermann, Bartholomew |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Kreuzkantor (1589–1606) |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 16th Century |
| DATE OF DEATH | 17th century |