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Friedrich Ferdinand Traugott Heerwagen (born December 8, 1732 in Buttenheim , † March 10, 1812 in Uehlfeld ) was a German Protestant theologian and musicologist . He was rector in Berneck in the Fichtelgebirge and was ordained in 1766 when he also took over the office of parish priest there . From 1785 until his death he was pastor in Uehlfeld.

Heerwagen wrote an important work on the history of Protestant sacred songs in the last half of the 18th century. Although the work is considered indispensable in terms of content, it is confusing and not nicely designed on the outside. The actual text of the work can only be found in notes on songs / poets / song collections, with these notes again being annotated, so that the relationship between the notes is often unclear. Other works such as the festival catechism, however, are not significant.

Fonts

  • Festival catechism (1788)
  • Literature history of the evangelical hymn from the old, middle and new times, especially according to the latest hymn books (Neustadt 1792; later first part of the work below)
  • Literature history of sacred songs and poems of the modern age (Schweinfurt 1797; two parts)

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Remarks

  1. ↑ Hans Engelhardt (Ed.): The Bayreuther Ordinationsbuch (1612-1821) (= individual works from the church history of Bavaria, vol. 16). Kaiser, Munich 1934, p. 171 ( PDF file ).
  2. ^ Friedrich Meinhof: Pastors' book Bavaria (1812) - (1955). Parish list (Series pastorum). Draft. Heilbad Heiligenstadt 2016, p. 230 ( PDF file ).
personal data
SURNAME Army car, Friedrich Ferdinand Traugott
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant theologian and musicologist
DATE OF BIRTH December 8, 1732
PLACE OF BIRTH Buttenheim
DATE OF DEATH March 10, 1812
Place of death Uehlfeld