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== Biography & Works ==
== Biography & Works ==
[[Otmar Nachtgall|Luscinius]] numbers him among the pupils of [[Paul Hofhaimer]]. From 1513 on, he was employed at the cathedral of Speyer, and he is referred to by this title in [[Leonhard Kleber Tablature|Kleber's tablature]].
[[Otmar Nachtgall|Luscinius]] numbers him among the pupils of [[Paul Hofhaimer]]. From 1513 on, he was employed at the cathedral of Speyer, and he is referred to by this title (as "Org von Spyr. m. conrat") in [[Leonhard Kleber Tablature|Kleber's tablature]].


In said source, his compositions are identified by the initials ''V. S.'' (presumably for "''von Speyer''"), and they include a "Pleni", an untitled "Carmen", a "Praeambalum in Sol", and a coloration of Hofhaimer's "Zucht eer und lob".
In said source, his compositions are identified by the initials ''V. S.'' (presumably for "''von Speyer''"), and they include a "Pleni", an untitled "Carmen", a "Praeambalum in Sol", and a coloration of Hofhaimer's "Zucht eer und lob".

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Conrad Brumann (~1480-1526) was a German organist.

Biography & Works

Luscinius numbers him among the pupils of Paul Hofhaimer. From 1513 on, he was employed at the cathedral of Speyer, and he is referred to by this title (as "Org von Spyr. m. conrat") in Kleber's tablature.

In said source, his compositions are identified by the initials V. S. (presumably for "von Speyer"), and they include a "Pleni", an untitled "Carmen", a "Praeambalum in Sol", and a coloration of Hofhaimer's "Zucht eer und lob".

References

Moser, H. J. (1966). Paul Hofhaimer. Georg Olms, Hildesheim.

Loewenfeld, H. (1897). Leonhard Kleber und sein Orgeltabulaturbuch als Beitrag zur Geschichte der Orgelmusik im beginnenden XVI. Jahrhundert. Doctoral dissertation, Humboldt University, Berlin.