Johann Ulich

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Johann Ulich also: Uhlich (* July 7, 1634 in Leipzig ; † January 3, 1712 in Wittenberg ) was a German Lutheran church musician and composer .

Life

Nothing is known about Ulich's ancestry and first career. However, he seems to have received musical training at a young age. What is certain is that he enrolled at the University of Leipzig in the winter semester of 1645 . Ulich was organist in Torgau from 1654 . On March 11, 1657, he completed his audition at the Wittenberg town church and became cantor there on June 3 of the same year. In 1674 he also became organist at the Wittenberg Castle Church .

Several of Ulich's compositions have been preserved in print. Of his hymn tunes is my Jesus, I do not let in a rhythmically simplified version in the Protestant hymnal (no. 402) included. She lies u. a. based on the cantata of the same name by Max Reger .

family

Ulich was married twice. His first marriage was on May 3, 1659 in Wittenberg with Elisabeth († October 23, 1705 in Wittenberg), the daughter of Dr. med. and Mayor Jacob Joel Koch. His second marriage was on August 9, 1707 in Wittenberg with Maria Elisabeth († October 27, 1733 in Wittenberg), the daughter of the tax collector and councilor in Plauen Johann Löscher. Children come from marriages. We know of these:

  • Anna Maria Ulich (born March 9, 1660 in Wittenberg; † August 11, 1663 ibid)
  • Elisabeth Ulich (born April 28, 1662 in Wittenberg;) married. October 21, 1682 with the printer Christian Fincelius
  • (August) Johann Christian Ulich (born August 26, 1664 in Wittenberg) pastor in Mörz, married. January 1703 with NN. (Grünberg does not provide any information)
  • Anna Catharina Ulich (born April 3, 1667 in Wittenberg) married. with the Jena city organist Johann Magnus Knüpfer (difficult to read)
  • Gottfried Ulich (born June 13, 1669 in Wittenberg) married. July 13, 1700 in Eisleben with Catharina Maria (born April 13, 1683 in Eisleben), the daughter of the deacon, as well as later pastor at the St. Annen and Nicolaikirche in Eisleben Johann Kasper Franke (born September 15, 1651 in Weimar; † 14 October 1707 in Halle (Saale)) and Barbara Eisenhut († March 27, 1713 in Eisleben) he was cantor at St. Nicolaikirche in Eisleben.
  • Dorothea Ulich (born August 18, 1672 in Wittenberg; † August 24, 1672 ibid)
  • Maria Christiana Ulich (born June 10, 1674 in Wittenberg; † June 27, 1678 ibid)
  • Johannes Ulich (born July 16, 1677 in Wittenberg, † 1741 in Zerbst) becomes court musician and organist in Zerbst, married. with Anna Magdalena, the daughter of the Zerbster Johann Heinrich Gerhardt
  • Johann Gottfried Ulich (born March 14, 1709 in Wittenberg; † March 16, 1709 there) died after his baptism

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Georg Erler: The younger matriculation of the University of Leipzig 1559-1809. Giesecke & Devrient, Leipzig, 1909, 2nd vol. P. 467
  2. Wittenberg town church archive
  3. Baptism, death and marriage books Stadtkirche Wittenberg
  4. Veronika Albrecht-Birkner : Pastor's Book of the Church Province of Saxony, Evangelical Publishing House , Leipzig, 2005, ISBN 3374021352 , p. 107