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Möhlich was a pupil of [[Heinrich Schütz]]. Apart from his Madrigals from 1619, no other works by Möhlich are extant. | Möhlich was a pupil of [[Heinrich Schütz]]. Apart from his Madrigals from 1619, no other works by Möhlich are extant. | ||
He worked as a master of dance in his later years: e.g. he was the choreograph for the performance of Schütz' Ballet | He worked as a master of dance in his later years: e.g. he was the choreograph for the performance of Schütz' Ballet | ||
"Orpheus and Euridike" on November 20th 1638 (according to M. Fürstenau: "Zur Geschichte der Musik und des | "Orpheus and Euridike" on November 20th 1638 (according to M. Fürstenau: "Zur Geschichte der Musik und des | ||
Theaters am Hofe zu Dresden", Dresden 1861). | Theaters am Hofe zu Dresden", Dresden 1861). | ||
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==List of choral works== | ==List of choral works== | ||
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==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
* Geistliche Madrigal mit 4. und 5. Stimmen | * {{NoComp|Geistliche Madrigal mit 4. und 5. Stimmen|}} Auff Jetzo gebräuchliche Italianische Art Componirt.(Leipzig, 1619) | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 16:31, 4 December 2020
Life
Born: before 1619
Died: after 1638
Biography
Möhlich was a pupil of Heinrich Schütz. Apart from his Madrigals from 1619, no other works by Möhlich are extant. He worked as a master of dance in his later years: e.g. he was the choreograph for the performance of Schütz' Ballet "Orpheus and Euridike" on November 20th 1638 (according to M. Fürstenau: "Zur Geschichte der Musik und des Theaters am Hofe zu Dresden", Dresden 1861).
View the Wikipedia article on Gabriel Möhlich.
List of choral works
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Publications
- Geistliche Madrigal mit 4. und 5. Stimmen Auff Jetzo gebräuchliche Italianische Art Componirt.(Leipzig, 1619)
External links
- A Facsimile of the 1619 print is accessible online in the Danish Digital Sheet Music Archive.