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" ALLGEMEINES CHORAL-BUCH, geordnet nach der Liederfolge des neuen Hildburghäusischen Gesangbuchs, vierstimmig ausgesetzt mit Vor- und Zwischenspielen . . . von J[ohann] C[aspar] Rüttinger, Hofmusikus und Organist an der Waisenkirche zu Hildburghaussen " : a collection of 274 chorales for 4 voices, in compressed score, with figured bass and preludes and interludes for organ. The majority are original compositions, but 85 are by various composers, mainly of the 16th to 18th centt., some of whom are wrongly indicated. The chorales were probably intended as the organ accompaniment to the hymns of the Neues Hildburghäusisches Gesangbuch of Johann Christian Wagner, first published 1807, an index to the opening words of which is given (ff. 190-200). Some of the melodies were published in 1808 with the title Choral-Melodien über hundert und neun Lieder des iteuen Hildburghäusischen Gesangbuchs, and thence included in the collections of Karl Gottlieb Umbreit (1811) and others. The chorales are preceded (ff. 2-33 b) by a preface and an introduction on the organ-accompaniment of hymns, etc. Germ. Probably autogr. Paper; ff. iii + 201. Oblong folio. Early xix cent. Bookplates of W. H. Cummings (sale-cat., lot 1480), and Ralph Griffin. Presented by R. Griffin, Esq., F.S.A.

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Bookplates: Griffin (Ralph), F.S.A.: 20th cent.

Johann Kaspar Rüttinger, organist at the Orphanage church, Hildburghausen: Choral-Buch: early 19th cent.: Germ.: Probably autogr.

William Hayman Cummings, Mus.D: Bookplates.

Bookplates: Cummings (William Hayman), Mus.D. d.1915.

includes:

ff. 36 b, 38, 60, 75, 94 b, 101, 103 b Johann Crnger, Cantor of St Nicholas's Church, Berlin: Organ setting of chorales of: early 19th cent.
ff. 36 b, 75 b Johann Heermann, diaconus, of Köben, in Silesia: Organ setting of chorale-tunes to his hymns: early 19th cent.
f. 39 b Jacob Prätorius, Organist of St Peter's, Hamburg: Organ setting of chorale wrongly attrib. to: early 19th cent.
ff. 39 b, 93 Dr Philipp Nicolai, pastor, of Unna: Organ settings of chorales founded on melodies by (?): early 19th cent.
ff. 42 b, 70 b, 96, 136 b (?), 165 (?) Johann Rudolph Ahle, Burgomaster of Mühlhausen 1661: Organ setting of chorales of: early 19th cent.
ff. 45 b, 56, 57, 57 b, 60 b, 73, 127 b Martin Luther: Organ settings of chorale-tunes to his hymns: early 19th cent.
f. 51 b Johann Georg Winer, Pastor of Heinrichs-bei-Suhl: Organ setting of chorale of: early 19th cent.
f. 53 b Nikolaus Decius, preacher at the church of St. Nicholas, Stettin: Organ setting of chorale-tune attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 58 b Nicolas Herman, Cantor at Joachimsthal in Bohemia: Organ setting of chorale wrongly ascribed to: early 19th cent.
f. 59 b Paul Speratus, d 1554 Lutheran Bishop of Pomerania: Organ setting of chorale attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 66 b Thomas Selle, minor canon and music-director of Hamburg Cathedral: Organ setting of chorale tune wrongly attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 66 b Johannes Stahl, or Stahel: Organ setting of chorale of(?): early 19th cent.
f. 71 b Nikolaus Selnecker, or Selneccer; Superintendent and Professor of Theology at Leipzig: Organ setting of chorale by: early 19th cent.
f.74 Johann Friedrich Doles, Cantor at the, Thomasschule, Leipzig: Organ setting of chorale adapted by: early 19th cent.
f. 75 Martin Rinkart, Archdeacon of Eilenburg: Organ setting of chorale wrongly attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 76 b Johann Christoph Demantius, Cantor at Freiberg: Organ setting of chorale wrongly attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 80 Johann Hermann Schein, Cantor to the Thomasschule, Leipzig: Organ setting of chorale of: early 19th cent.
f. 84 Johann Kugelmann, Capellmeister to Duke Albert of Brandenburg and Prussia: Organ setting of chorale of: early 19th cent.
f. 84 b Johann Peter Heuschkel, Organist of Hildburghhausen: Organ setting of chorale attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 85 Georg Neumark, Secretary of the Archives and Librarian to the Ducal Court at Weimar: Organ setting of chorale of: early 19th cent.
f. 89 b Heinrich Albert, Organist at Königsberg Cathedral: Organ setting of chorale founded on melody of: early 19th cent.
ff. 90 b, 180 b Dr Daniel Gottlob Türk, Professor of Music at Halle 1813: Organ settings of chorales of: early 19th cent.
f. 93 David Scheidemann, organist, of Hamburg: Organ setting of chorale wrongly attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 99 Nicolas Herman, Cantor at Joachimsthal in Bohemia: Organ setting of chorale of: early 19th cent.
ff. 104 b, 133 b, 147 Melchior Franck, Capellmeister at the court of Johann Casimir at Coburg: Organ setting of chorales of, and attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 112 b Joachim Neander, Assistant Pastor of St Martin's, Bremen: Arrangement of chorale adapted by, for his hymn " Lobe den Herren": early 19th cent.
f. 114 Johann Georg Ebeling, Professor of Music at the Caroline Gymnasium, Stettin: Arrangement of his chorale for organ: early 19th cent.
f. 115 Bartholomäus Helder, Pastor of Remstädt: Organ setting of chorale of: early 19th cent.
f. 116 Hermann Finck, Organist at Wittenberg University: Organ setting of chorale wrongly attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 117 b Melchior Vulpius, Cantor at Weimar: Arrangement for organ of chorale by: early 19th cent.
f. 121 b Christoph Wagner, pastor, of Weidenberg: Organ setting of chorale founded on melody attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 125 Johann Schop, Organist to the city of Hamburg: Arrangement of chorale wrongly attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 129b Rammold, organist at Plauen: Organ setting of chorale attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f.135 Andreas Knöpken, alias Cnophius; Archidiaconus of St. Peter's church, Riga: Organ setting of chorale wrongly attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 137 b Johann Ulich, cantor and music director at Wittenberg: Organ setting of chorale of: early 19th cent.
f. 140 Johann Hermann Schein, Cantor to the Thomasschule, Leipzig: Chorale wrongly attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 140 Hans Leo Hassler, composer: Organ setting by J. C. Rüttinger of chorale attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 141 b Melchior Teschner, Lutheran Cantor of Fraustadt, Silesia: Organ setting of chorale of: early 19th cent.
f. 151 b Saint Ambrose: Organ setting of Te Deum wrongly ascribed to: early 19th cent.
f. 153 Andreas Hammerschmidt, Organist of Littau: Organ setting of chorale wrongly (?) attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 154 b Severus Gastorins, Cantor at Jena: Organ setting of chorale-tune wrongly attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 163 b Adam Drese, Capellmeister at Arnstadt to Prince Anton Gnnther of Schwarzburg-Shondershausen: Organ setting of chorale of: early 19th cent.
f. 164 Johann Adam Hiller, alias Hüller; Cantor at the Thomasschule, Leipzig: Organ setting of chorale wrongly attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 165 Joachim à Burck, organist, of Mühlhausen: Organ setting of chorale wrongly (?) attrib. to: early 19th cent.
ff. 165 b, 184 b Johann Rosenmüller, Capellmeister at Wolfenbüttel: Organ settings of chorales founded on melodies wrongly attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 168 Johann Eusebius Schmidt, pastor at Siebleben, Gotha: Organ setting of chorale attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 172 Anton Englert, Rector and Professor at the Gymnasium, Schweinfurt: Organ setting of chorale attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 176 b Michael Franck, schoolmaster, of Coburg: Organ setting of chorale attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 179 Heinrich Isaak, symphonista to the Emperor Maximilian I: Arrangement for organ of chorale attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 183 b Johann Schop, Organist to the city of Hamburg: Organ setting of chorale of: early 19th cent.
f. 184 b Jakob Hintze, Court Musician to the Elector of Brandenburg at Berlin: Organ setting of chorale attrib. to: early 19th cent.
f. 185 Wolfgang Wessnitzer, Court organist at Celle: Organ setting of chorale of: early 19th cent.

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German

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Start Date:

1800

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1840

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Early 19th century

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Ralph Griffin, FSA: Presented (bookplates): in 1917.

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Names:

Ahle, Johann Rudolph, Burgomaster of Mühlhausen 1661
Albert, Heinrich, Organist at Königsberg Cathedral
Ambrose of Milan, Saint, Archbishop of Milan, c 339-397,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000121452186,
see also http://viaf.org/viaf/100227669
Burck, Joachim, organist, of Mühlhausen
Crnger, Johann, Cantor of St Nicholas's Church, Berlin
Cummings, William Hayman, organist, tenor and musicologist, 1831-1915
Decius, Nikolaus, monk, composer and reformer, c 1485-c 1543
Demantius, Johann Christoph, composer, musical theorist and poet, 1567-1643
Doles, Johann Friedrich, composer, 1715-1797
Drese, Adam, composer, c 1620-1701
Ebeling, Johann Georg, German composer and music professor, 1637-1676
Englert, Anton, Rector and Professor at the Gymnasium, Schweinfurt
Finck, Herman, conductor and composer, 1872-1939
Franck, Melchior, Capellmeister at the court of Johann Casimir at Coburg
Franck, Michael, schoolmaster, of Coburg
Gastorius, Severus, of Jena, cantor and composer, 1646-1682
Griffin, Ralph, secretary of the Society of Antiquaries, fl Early 20th century
Hammerschmidt, Andreas, Organist of Littau
Hassler, Hans Leo, composer
Heermann, Johann, poet and hymn-writer, 1585-1647
Helder, Bartholomäus, Pastor of Remstädt
Herman, Nicolas, Cantor at Joachimsthal in Bohemia
Heuschkel, Johann Peter, Organist of Hildburghhausen
Hiller, Johann Adam, alias Hüller; Cantor at the Thomasschule, Leipzig
Hintze, Jakob, Court Musician to the Elector of Brandenburg at Berlin
Isaak, Heinrich, symphonista to the Emperor Maximilian I
Knöpken, Andreas, alias Cnophius; Archidiaconus of St. Peter's church, Riga
Kugelmann, Johann, Capellmeister to Duke Albert of Brandenburg and Prussia
Luther, Martin, of MS Facsimile Suppl. II
Neander, Joachim, Assistant Pastor of St Martin's, Bremen
Neumark, Georg, Secretary of the Archives and Librarian to the Ducal Court at Weimar
Nicolai, Philipp, Dr; pastor, of Unna
Prätorius, Jacob, Organist of St Peter's, Hamburg
Rammold, organist at Plauen
Rinkart, Martin, Archdeacon of Eilenburg
Rosenmüller, Johann, Capellmeister at Wolfenbüttel
Rüttinger, Johann Kaspar, organist at the Orphanage church, Hildburghausen
Scheidemann, David, organist, of Hamburg
Schein, Johann Hermann, Cantor to the Thomasschule, Leipzig
Schmidt, Johann Eusebius, pastor at Siebleben, Gotha
Schop, Johann, Organist to the city of Hamburg
Selle, Thomas, minor canon and music-director of Hamburg Cathedral
Selnecker, Nikolaus, or Selneccer; Superintendent and Professor of Theology at Leipzig
Speratus, Paul, Lutheran Bishop of Pomerania, d 1554
Stahl, Johannes, or Stahel
Teschner, Melchior, Lutheran Cantor of Fraustadt, Silesia
Türk, Daniel Gottlob, Dr; Professor of Music at Halle 1813
Ulich, Johann, cantor and music director at Wittenberg
Vulpius, Melchior, Cantor at Weimar
Wagner, Christoph, pastor, of Weidenberg
Wessnitzer, Wolfgang, Court organist at Celle
Winer, Johann Georg, Pastor of Heinrichs-bei-Suhl