Ludwig Ebner

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Ludwig Ebner (born November 3, 1858 in Deggendorf ; † August 25, 1903 there ) was a German composer and church musician .

Life

The son of the Deggendorf city tower master Carl Ebner received his first music lessons from him at the age of eight, especially organ playing. At the age of seventeen he was given the position of organist at the parish church of the Assumption of Mary in Deggendorf at the Metten monastery and later with cathedral organist J. Hanisch in Regensburg. After his father's death, he also took over his position as choir regent. Not tired of learning, he became a student of Joseph Rheinberger in Munich and studied counterpoint with him, which he completed with distinction. Ludwig Ebner died at the age of 44 after a serious illness.

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Most of his compositions Ebner shaped the spirit of his teacher. But he did not deny that he also studied the old masters and that he must have been an admirer of Richard Wagner because of the often bold harmony . Ebner left behind 62 works, mainly church music, which are still singing good of our church choirs in our time.

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  • Missa "Jubilate Deo" op. 8. Pustet, Regensburg 1889; for soprano, alto, tenor, bass with accompaniment by trumpet in Bb, trumpet in Eb, horn and tuba ad libitum
  • Missa Auxilium Christianorum op. 10. Coppenrath, Regensburg 1892; for according to Choir
  • Missa in honorem S. Josephi op. 14. Pustet, Regensburg 1915; for two voices with organ accompaniment
  • Missa in honorem sanctissimi cordis Jesu op. 20. Pustet, Regensburg 1910; for two voices with organ accompaniment
  • Missa solemnis op. 23. Pustet, Regensburg 1903; for 4-part mixed choir
  • Missa Ave mater amabilis op. 26. Pustet Regensburg 1894; for 4-part mixed choir
  • Missa regina angelorum op. 28. Coppenrath, Regensburg; for d. united upper u. Decline with companion d. organ
  • Missa Ave regina coelorum op. 39. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1903; for 5stg. according to Choir (soprano, alto, tenor 1 and 2 and bass)
  • Missa de Spiritu sancto op. 41. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1903; for 4stg. according to Choir with obligatory organ accompaniment.
  • Missa in honorem sanctorum angelorum custodum op. 42. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1898; for united upper u. Decline with companion d. organ
  • Missa in honorem Ss. Trinitatis op. 44. Pustet, Regensburg 1898; for three equal voices (cantum I et II, altum) with organ accompaniment
  • Missa in honorem Sanctae Caeciliae op. 45. Bössenecker Regensburg 1898; for 2 equal voices with accompan. d. organ
  • Missa festiva in honorem Sancti Ludovici Regis op. 47. Pustet, Regensburg 1899; for 6-part mixed choir
  • Missa in honorem S. Antonii de Padua op. 54. Pustet, Regensburg 1899; for four equal voices
  • Missa "Laetentur coeli" op. 55. Pustet, Regensburg 1899; for 4stg. according to Choir
  • Missa "Cantantibus organis" op. 59. Feuchtinger, Regensburg 1900; modos musicos 4 vocibus virilibus concenten organo
  • Missa de nativitate Domini Nostri Jesu Christi op. 65. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1901; for 4stg. according to Choir with obligatory organ accompaniment.

Various spiritual chants

  • Ave Maria (Lk 1:28). Feuchtinger and Gleichauf, Regensburg 1992; for 4-part mixed choir
  • Miserere op. 9. Coppenrath, Regensburg 1892; for four-part mixed choir
  • 14 songs in honor of the Most Holy Virgin Mary op. 11. Coppenrath, Regensburg, 1892; for 4 u. 5 voices
  • Nine Marienlieder op. 17. Coppenrath, Regensburg 1893; for 4stg. according to Choir
  • Five hymns for the Corpus Christi procession op. 29. Hirmer, Straubing 1890; for according to Choir with brass accompaniment.
  • 8 Veni creator op. 30. Coppenrath, Regensburg; for 4 and 5 voices
  • Psalm 96 "Singet dem Herrn a high song" op. 33. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1903; for united upper u. Support with the accompaniment of the organ or harmonium
  • Adoramus te Christe op. 35. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1903; 6stg. Motet for soprano 1 a. 2, alto, tenor, baritone a. bass
  • Hymni eucharistici op. 36. Boessenecker, Regensburg 1903; 8 Pange lingua for combined upper and lower voices with organ accompaniment
  • 3 2-3stg. Lieder op. 37. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1903; for soprano a. Alto voices with piano accompaniment.
  • 10 Cantus sacri op. 40.Bössenecker, Regensburg 1903; for 2 voices with accompanist d. organ
  • 10 chants for use in the Holy Week, Op. 43. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1898; for 4- u. 5stg. according to Choir
  • Lauretanic Litany op. 49. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1899; for 3 upper voices (soprano 1 and 2, alto) with accompan. d. organ
  • 4 Marian antiphons op. 50. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1899; for united upper u. Decline with companion d. organ
  • 10 Pange lingua op. 51.Bössenecker, Regensburg 1900; for four-part male choir
  • 22 offers for all festive days of the year op. 52. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1899; for soprano, alto and bass ad libitum with organ accompaniment
  • Chants for the processions on the feast of Mariae Candlemas, on Palm Sundays and for candles and Palm consecration op. 56. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1900; for 4stg. Male choir
  • Litaniae de sacro corde Jesu op. 58. Pustet, Regensburg 1900; for 4stg. according to Choir with accompanist d. organ
  • Sequentia "Stabat Mater" op. 60. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1900; for 4-part mixed choir with organ accompaniment
  • Communion song op. 61. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1900; for 4stg. according to Choir with organ accompaniment
  • 10 Pange lingua op. 64. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1902; for 2, 3 and 4-part female choir with accompaniment of the organ

organ

  • 3 larger preludes op. 32. Feuchtinger and Gleichauf, Regensburg 1903; for organ
  • Organum comitans ad graduale parvum et ordinarium missae op.62.Pustet, Regensburg 1902
  • 10 trios op. 48.Bössenecker, Regensburg 1899; for organ

Secular music

  • Spring. Läuterer, Munich 1888; for 1 voice with accompan. d. Pianoforte, violoncellos or e. French horn
  • 3 songs op. 2 poems from d. Songs of Mirzer Schaffy by F. Bodenstedt. Krüll, Landshut; for 1 voice a. Piano accompaniment
  • 3 songs op. 3. Krüll, Landshut; for 1 voice a. Piano accompaniment
  • Four songs from the trumpeter von Säkkingen op. 4. Coppenrath, Regensburg; for according to Choir
  • Im Waldgeheg op. 12, poems by Karl Stieler and Heinrich Heine. Coppenrath, Regensburg 1903; for according to Choir
  • Singer's Greetings to Spring op. 38. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1903; for 4-part male choir with orchestral accompaniment or pianoforte
  • 5 piano pieces op.46, Bössenecker, Regensburg 1903
  • 6 Christmas carols (Erich Heider) op. 57. Bössenecker, Regensburg 1903; for 3 upper voices (soprano 1 and 2, alto) with accompaniment of the harmonium or the pianoforte

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personal data
SURNAME Ebner, Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German composer
DATE OF BIRTH November 3, 1858
PLACE OF BIRTH Deggendorf
DATE OF DEATH August 25, 1903
Place of death Deggendorf