About Johannes Hiob
Lived 1907 – 1942 (aged 35). Johannes Hiob was an Estonian composer, organist and music teacher.
Johannes Hiob (17 May 1907 Türi Parish – 7 August 1942 Vorkuta prison camp, Russia) was an Estonian composer, organist, and choral conductor.
Born in Lokuta village, he was a graduate of Tallinn Conservatory. His approach to composition was influenced by the work of Rudolph Tobias.
In 1941 he was mobilized by the Soviet Army to the Arkhangelsk Oblast, and subsequently was imprisoned in the Vorkutlag, where he died in 1942.
Works 1931 cantate "Jesaja kuulutamine" 1935 cantate "Lunastav Issand" 1935 cantate "Jõulukantaat" 1937 oratorium "Suitsev Siinai" 1939 opera "Võidu hind"
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Johannes Hiob?
Estonian composer (1907–1942)
When was Johannes Hiob born?
Johannes Hiob was born on 17 May 1907 in Lokuta.
When did Johannes Hiob die?
Johannes Hiob died on 7 August 1942 in Vorkuta Gulag.
What was Johannes Hiob's occupation?
Johannes Hiob was a composer, organist and music teacher.
What nationality was Johannes Hiob?
Johannes Hiob was Estonian.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: Johannes Hiob (composer)
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