Hieronymus Kradenthaller

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Hieronymus Kradenthaller , also: Gradenthaler, Gradenthaller (born September 27, 1637 in Regensburg ; † July 19, 1700 there ) was a German organist and composer .

Life

His father Augustin Gradenthaler (Kradenthaller) (1608-1660) was a Chram dealer and organist at the Evangelical Church of St. Oswald in Regensburg, where the Reformation had been introduced for the citizens in 1543 and the now Protestant-imperial-city high school poeticum with its cantors became an important one Center of music education in southern Germany became. Between 1656 and 1658, a city grant enabled him to learn the "composition and organist art" in Nuremberg , where the organist David Schedlich is considered his possible teacher. Kradenthaller was his father's successor in office for a short time and received citizenship of Regensburg on February 23, 1660.

Works

In addition to sacred arias , he also created secular music: in his printed collection Musicalische Recreation von Allemanden, Sarabanden, and Bouré: He published and presented violino solo è basso continuo by HIERONYMO Kradenthaller MVSICO and organists in Regenspurg MDLXXII from 1672 to all lovers and incipients of music several suites for violin and thoroughbass . His dance pieces for strings Deliciae musicales in suite form contain for the first time a short sonatina that precedes the partita .

In the Geistlicher Blumenstrauss collection he set the songs of the Regensburg poet Johann Ludwig Prasch to music .

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SURNAME Kradenthaller, Hieronymus
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Gradenthaler, Hieronymus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German organist and composer
DATE OF BIRTH September 27, 1637
PLACE OF BIRTH regensburg
DATE OF DEATH July 19, 1700
Place of death regensburg