About Johann Jacob Löwe
Lived 1628 – 1703 (aged 74–75). Johann Jacob Löwe was a German composer.
Johann Jacob Löwe (1628–1703) was a German Baroque composer and organist at Eisenach.
He was educated in Vienna and recommended by Heinrich Schütz for the position of Hofkapellmeister.
Works Operas Löwe composed ten Singspiels and operas, among them Andromeda, to librettos by Anton Ulrich von Braunschweig.
Songs With his friend Julius Johannes Weiland he published Zweyer gleichgesinnten Freunde Tugend- und Schertz Lieder (1657).
Instrumental Albert Rodemann: Two Suites (Rodemann); By Loewe Von Eisenach, Johann Jacob (1628–1703).
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Who was Johann Jacob Löwe?
German composer
When was Johann Jacob Löwe born?
Johann Jacob Löwe was born in 1628 in Vienna.
When did Johann Jacob Löwe die?
Johann Jacob Löwe died in 1703 in Lüneburg.
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Johann Jacob Löwe was a composer.
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Johann Jacob Löwe was German.
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