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...St. Mary's) in Lübeck is one of the most important churches in the [[North German Organ School]]. ! Years !! Organist !! Notes ...

...the [[Marienkirche, Lübeck]], and was an important composer in the [[North German Organ School]]. ...ince been lost). These same documents stated that Tunder was working as an organist in Copenhagen around 1632...it is not clear if this is supported by any oth ...

...sic. However, in March 2006 it was initially speculated by the Tangermünde organist [[Dietrich Kollmannsperger]] that this piece had similarities with the Prel [[Category:Manuscripts]][[Category:German manuscripts]][[Category:Baroque]] ...

...he piece of paper. The viola da gamba player is playing the notes "d" and (german) "b" (=b-flat) on the fretboard. With this identification in mind, [[Heinri ...spel any one-sided image we might have had of him as merely a pious church organist. His elegant clothing places him comfortably in this decidedly secular atmo ...

...am Reincken''' (?-1722) (also known as Jan Adam or Jan Adams) was a German organist and composer. ...

...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 ...

...nterpreted as one of the most important sources for the works of the North-German pupils of [[Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck]]. ...salms and secular songs, and chorale settings–including the more developed German [[Chorale Fantasia]]. ...

<blockquote><nowiki>Organist in Marienkirche, Lübeck. BuxWV numbers are taken from Sämtliche Orgelwerke, ...eincken]] and the beginning of ''Nun freut euch...'' by Buxtehude in [[New German Tablature Notation]] were discovered.<ref>{{NdS2 2009}} 294-295.</ref> ...