Ferdinand Ignaz Hinterleithner

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Ferdinand Ignaz Hinterleithner (* around 1659 in Neuberg an der Mürz ; † December 2, 1710 in Vienna ) was an Austrian civil servant, lutenist and baroque composer .

Live and act

So far, there are only a few references to Ferdinand Ignaz Hinterleithner's life and work; most of these come from the statements noted in the dedication to his collection. His main occupation was an official of the Vienna court bookkeeping. His concertante compositions for lute and violin (treble viol) and bass were printed in Vienna in 1699. Dedicated to Emperor Joseph I and his wife Wilhelmine Amalie . The Kaiser granted Hinterleitner a printing privilege for three years to protect his works. Individual works from this print can be found in various collections (e.g. in the libraries of Kremsmünster and Klosterneuburg) in the German-speaking area.

Discography

Editions of works (selection)

  • Hubert Zanoskar (ed.): Guitar playing of old masters. Original music from the 16th and 17th centuries. Volume 1. B. Schott's Sons, Mainz 1955 (= Edition Schott. Volume 4620), p. 20 f. ( Minuet by FI Hintherleitner, 1699) with p. 24 (biographical note).

literature

  • Adolf Koczirz (1870–1941): Lute music by Hinterleithner. In: Monuments of Tonkunst in Austria. Graz 1918.

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