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'''Martin Radeck Jr.''' (1640-1684) was a German organist and composer. [[Category:Organists|Radeck, Martin]] ...

'''Hieronymus Praetorius III''' (1614-1629) was a German organist and composer. He was born to [[Jacob Praetorius]] and Margaretha v ...time and place for 100 years in Heaven!<ref>Based on the translation into German by Beckmann (2009).</ref></blockquote> ...

Fox, Ch. W. (1937). ''Ein Fröhlich Wesen: The career of a German song in the sixteenth century''. University of California Press. [[Category:Organists]][[Category:Composers]] ...

...übeck manuscript dated January 30, 1710. It is a four-voice setting of the German magnificat in 5 sections: an introduction, through-setting in soprano, echo [[Category:Organists|Schieferdecker, Johann Christian]] ...

'''Johann Bahr''' (1610?-1670) was a German-Swedish organist and composer. The only surviving compositions by him were ...ote> Bahr performed an important role as an intermediary between the north German music tradition and Gotland’s music life during the island’s first years as ...

...torius magnificat 1 opening.jpg|thumb|An example of a piece written in New German Tablature Notation]] ...''Neue deutsche Orgeltabulatur'') is a notation style used by north-German organists from around the late 16th-mid 18th centuries. ...

'''Paul Fey''' (1998-) is a German organist and composer. He operates a Youtube channel under the same name wi [[Category:Organists|Fey, Paul]] ...

...audibus'' attributed to Sicher himself. The manuscript is written in [[Old German Tablature Notation]] ...r to the aforementioned two by conveying a significant amount of pieces by organists-teachers [[Johannes Buchner|Buchner]] and [[Paul Hofhaimer|Hofhaimer]]. ...

...mB 340 reflects that stage in the development of seventeenth-century North German organ music when the focus of attention was shifting away from the Bull-Swe ...as examples of how these foreign pieces could be modified by North-German organists to better suit their tastes (while at the same time showing more interest i ...

...andardization of the form of the ''Magnificat'' composition in the [[North German Organ School]].<ref>Beckmann (2009), 490.</ref> [[Category:Organists|Radeck, Johann Rudolph]] ...

...rly Keyboard Music]] vol. 10 which included the first edition of the North-German organ works from the [[Pelplin Tablatures]]. [[Category:Organists|Golos, Jerzy]] ...

'''Melchior Woltmann''' (-1642) was a german organist and composer. One work by him survives in '''D-Lr Mus.ant.pract. K [[Category:Organists|Woltmann, Melchior]] ...

...but none have gained widespread approval. It was theorized to be the south German composer [[Michael Tonsor]]<ref>Junghans, Wilhelm. ''Lüneburg eine Pflegstä [[Category:Organists|H. M. T.]] ...

...the [[Marienkirche, Lübeck]], and was an important composer in the [[North German Organ School]]. [[Category:Organists|Tunder, Franz]] ...

...of german musicologists to expand the published repertoire of the [[North German Organ School]]. Within this series, the first editions of many important wo ...s music back together and bring it to light, so that it would be played by organists. ...

In some verses, the bass voice is written in [[New German Tablature Notation]] below the lower staff. It appears that the tablature l ...y for the ''Tabulatuurboeck'' but a technique commonly used by other North German composers like [[Matthias Weckmann]]. Another similarity is the third verse ...

'''Nicolaus''' (or '''Nikolaus''') '''Bruhns''' (1665-1697) was a German organist and composer working in Husum. [[Category:Organists|Bruhns, Nicolaus]] ...

...ht|A page from the [[Fridolin Sicher Tablature]] showing an example of Old German Tablature Notation]] ...g German-speaking organists in the 15th and 16th century. Unlike the [[New German Tablature Notation|"new" notation]], it was only rarely used to write down ...

...ibed as ''both the originator as well as the principal master of the North German [[Chorale Fantasia]]''.<ref>[[Pieter Dirksen|Dirksen, Pieter]] (editor), '' [[Category:Organists|Scheidemann, Heinrich]] ...

...eincken]] and the beginning of ''Nun freut euch...'' by Buxtehude in [[New German Tablature Notation]] were discovered.<ref>{{NdS2 2009}} 294-295.</ref> [[Category:Organists|Buxtehude, Dietrich]] ...