. Programme . dies. Thenumber gradually diminished, until only three, Ein feste Burg(1529 or 1530), Jesaia dem Propheten das geschah (1526), andWir glauben all an einen Gott (1526) remained; but still later in-vestigation leaves one in doubt concerning the authorship of evenEin feste Burg, which is by some attributed to Johann Walther.*The tune was first published with the text in Psalmen und geistlicheLieder at Strasburg, probably in 1538. The hymn itself was prob- * Not the celebrated organist and compiler of the Musikalisches Lexicon (1684—1748), but a singer in the Electoral Chapel at Torg
. Programme . dies. Thenumber gradually diminished, until only three, Ein feste Burg(1529 or 1530), Jesaia dem Propheten das geschah (1526), andWir glauben all an einen Gott (1526) remained; but still later in-vestigation leaves one in doubt concerning the authorship of evenEin feste Burg, which is by some attributed to Johann Walther.*The tune was first published with the text in Psalmen und geistlicheLieder at Strasburg, probably in 1538. The hymn itself was prob- * Not the celebrated organist and compiler of the Musikalisches Lexicon (1684—1748), but a singer in the Electoral Chapel at Torgau, who was summoned to Witten-berg by Luther to assist in the composition and regulation of the German mass. Hewas Court chapel-master at Torgau from 1525 to 1530, chapel-master to Moritz ofSaxony, of the Dresden Court Chapel. He published several collections of churchmusic, and his Geystlich-Buchleyn (Wittenberg, 1524) is said to be the first Protestantsinging-book. Born in 1496, he died at Torgau in G. SCHIRMER, INC. Publishers ofSymphonic Music THREE EAST FORTY-THIRD STREETNEW YORK VIOLIN MAKERSAND REPAIRERS to tbe Boston Symphony Orchestra 47 WINTER STREET BOSTON. MASS.
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