Jacob Schedlich

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Jacob Schedlich (* March 1591 in St. Joachimsthal , Bohemia ; † December 29, 1669 there ) was a German- Bohemian organ builder of the 17th century.

Life

Jacob Schedlich was born in early March 1591 as the son of St. Joachimthaler hospital master and later mayor Andreas Schedlich (1556-1616) and his wife Magdalena lineysen (* 1564, daughter of Hans Z., St. Joachimsthal), who was married on December 10, 1584 on Sunday Reminiscere , then March 10th, baptized. His brother David (1607–1687) was a well-known composer .

After receiving training in organ playing and adjusting and rectifying clocks from the Nuremberg composer Hans Leo Haßler , he was instructed in 1607 as organist, schoolmaster and cantor in his hometown of St. Joachimsthal. In addition, he was given the task of maintaining the clocks in the parish church and the bread market. During this time he appeared to a small extent as a composer. A Magnificat et intonationes precum vespertinatum 4V was published in 1613 . , next to it a handwritten Missa brevis and a canon have survived.

In 1619 he was appointed a member of the city council, where he took care of orphans' affairs. In 1624 he became an inspector and tax collector. In 1625 he resigned from the office of organist that had previously been entrusted to him for 18 years. In 1633 he was first elected mayor, which office he held for 36 years. Schedlich was buried in the town church of his hometown.

Schedlich was a well-known organ builder in the Erzgebirge region, where a large part of his work can be proven. Its catchment area extends into Vogtland and Thuringia. Schedlich was the stepfather and teacher of the Kulmbach organ builder Matthias Tretzscher .

List of works

year place building image Manuals register Remarks
Saaz Assumption Day 12
Kaaden Holy Cross 8th
Komotau Assumption Day 12
Radonite City Church 8th
Podersam St. Peter and Paul 8th
Praising 8th
Geising 12
1626 Quick look All Saints Church
Elbogen Castle I / P 8th
Carlsbad St. Andrew 10
1638 Eger Gottesackerkirche 6th
Neudek 20th
Adorf / Vogtl. St. Michaelis
Graslitz 20th
Ceske Budejovice St. Nicholas 14th set up by the sons Andreas Schedlich and Matthias Trötzscher
God gave 8th
Lichtenstadt
1638 to 1640 Schleiz St. Mary Schleiz mountain church 09.jpg 10 In the historical Renaissance prospectus, Bernhard Kutter built a new building in 2004–2007
around 1642/1643 Copper mountain 10
Oberwiesenthal 6th
Kirchberg 10
Selva St. Bartholomew 20th
Mildenau 8th
1642 Plauen Johanniskirche II / P 24
1650 Oelsnitz (Vogtland) St. Jakobi
1652 Annaberg St. Anne
Weipert St. Martin
1656 Theusing Mary birth
1663 Markersbach St. Barbara 6th
1666 Brunnersdorf

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Jacob Schober: Two Christian funeral sermons: The one Bey the funeral of the former Ehrnvesten and Wolwise Mr. Andreas Schedlichs / Mayor in the Key. freyen Bergstadt S. Joachimsthal / Which fell asleep blissfully in Christ on the 17th of March 1616 / and the 20th afterwards / which was the Sunday Judica, was buried honestly on earth / The other bey for the burial of the merciful and virtuous young fawen Maria / Now remembered Mr. Andreas Schedlich's beloved daughter / who fell asleep gently and blissfully in the Lord on Sunday jubilees / and were honestly buried on earth on Wednesday afterwards / Anno 1610. Held / by Jacob Schober / pastors of God's churches in S. Joachims Thal . Leipzig 1616. Digitized
  2. ↑ Church book Joachimsthal I, p. 109 / back ( http://www.actapublica.cz )
  3. ^ Church book Joachimsthal III, p. 179. ( http://www.actapublica.cz )
  4. ↑ Thomas Röder:  Schedlich, Jacob. In: MGG Online (subscription required).
  5. ^ Jonny Hielscher: All Saints Church Raschau. 800 years of church history. Berlin 2012, p. 395. ISBN 978-3-8442-1647-9
  6. ↑ Karsten Richter: 200 years Trampeliorgel zu Markersbach. Evangelical Lutheran Parish of Markersbach, 2006, p. 4.
personal data
SURNAME Schedlich, Jacob
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German organ builder
DATE OF BIRTH March 1591
PLACE OF BIRTH St. Joachimsthal , Bohemia
DATE OF DEATH December 29, 1669
Place of death St. Joachimsthal , Bohemia