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245 10 a| Music in early Lutheranism :b| shaping the tradition (1524-1672) /c| Carl Schalk.;

264 1 a| St. Louis, Mo. :b| Concordia Academic Press,c| [2001];

300 a| 206 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 23 cm;

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504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

505 00 t| The context of the Reformation : from Renaissance to Baroque --t| Johann Walter : first cantor of the Lutheran Church --t| Georg Rhau : printer of early Reformation music --t| Hans Leo Hassler : herald of the transition to the "new style" --t| Michael Praetorius : conservator of the Chorale --t| Johann Hermann Schein ; cantor of St. Thomas, Leipzig --t| Samuel Scheidt : musician of Halle --t| Heinrich Schuetz [Schütz] : tome poet of Saxony.;

520 a| For many, Lutheran music means the music of Bach, but Bach stands at the pinnacle of a long and important tradition of church music that began in the 16th and blossomed in the 17th century. What the author gives us here is a valuable introductory guide to the principal composers of this pre-Bach Lutheran tradition, with a very useful overview of their compositional output. These are the men whose musical art and artistry formed the foundation on which Bach was able to build.;

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Music in early Lutheranism : shaping the tradition (1524-1672) / Carl Schalk.

Author/creator	Schalk, Carl
Format	Book
Publication	St. Louis, Mo. : Concordia Academic Press, [2001]
Copyright Date	©2001
Description	206 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Subjects	Church music--Lutheran Church. --16th century. Church music--Lutheran Church. --17th century. Church music--Germany. --16th century. Church music--Germany. --17th century. Church musicians--Germany.

Contents	The context of the Reformation : from Renaissance to Baroque -- Johann Walter : first cantor of the Lutheran Church -- Georg Rhau : printer of early Reformation music -- Hans Leo Hassler : herald of the transition to the "new style" -- Michael Praetorius : conservator of the Chorale -- Johann Hermann Schein ; cantor of St. Thomas, Leipzig -- Samuel Scheidt : musician of Halle -- Heinrich Schuetz [Schütz] : tome poet of Saxony.
Abstract	For many, Lutheran music means the music of Bach, but Bach stands at the pinnacle of a long and important tradition of church music that began in the 16th and blossomed in the 17th century. What the author gives us here is a valuable introductory guide to the principal composers of this pre-Bach Lutheran tradition, with a very useful overview of their compositional output. These are the men whose musical art and artistry formed the foundation on which Bach was able to build.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
LCCN	00052380
ISBN	0570042798
ISBN	9780570042792

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