About Christoph Praetorius
Christoph Praetorius was a composer, musician and cantor.
Christoph Praetorius (died 1590) was an author, choirmaster and composer. He entered the University of Wittenberg in 1551. appears to be from around 1560, He was obliged to resign as Kantor because he had become deaf, yet he continued his compositional activity as evidenced by a wedding motet written for Euricius Dedekind’s wedding.
Published works
Prose Erotemata renovatae, Wittenberg, 1574 Erotemata renovatae musicae, Ülzen, 1581
Music De obitu, Wittenberg, 1560 Melodia epithalamia composite in nuptiis, Wittenberg, 1561 Fröliche und liebliche Ehrnlieder, Wittenberg, 1581 Der ander Teil: frölicher und lieblicher Ehrnlieder, Wittenberg, 1581 Carmen nuptial in honorem, Ülzen, 1581
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Important facts
Frequently asked questions
Who was Christoph Praetorius?
German music theorist and composer (d. 1590)
When was Christoph Praetorius born?
Christoph Praetorius was born in Bolesławiec.
When did Christoph Praetorius die?
Christoph Praetorius died in Lüneburg.
What was Christoph Praetorius's occupation?
Christoph Praetorius was a composer, musician and cantor.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Christoph Praetorius
· DBpedia: Christoph Praetorius
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