Magnificat Septimi Toni - Music
Magnificat Septimi Toni by Hieronymus Praetorius
Hieronymus Praetorius
Artist Biography For Hieronymus Praetorius
Hieronymus Praetorius 10 August 1560 – 27 January 1629 Was A North German Composer And Organist Of The Late Renaissance And Very Early Baroque Eras. He Was Not Related To The Much More Famous Michael Praetorius Though The Praetorius Family Had Many Distinguished Musicians Throughout The 16th And 17th Centuries. Praetorius Was Born In Hamburg And Spent Most Of His Life There. He Studied Organ Early With His Father Jacob Praetorius Also A Composer Afterwards Going To Cologne For Further Study. In 1580 He Became Organist In Erfurt But Only Remained There Two Years Returning To Hamburg In 1582. Back In Hamburg He Worked With His Father As Assistant Organist At St. Jacobi Becoming Principal Organist In 1586 When His Father Died. His Son Jacob Was Born That Same Year And Was Also Destined To Become A Composer. In 1596 He Went To Gröningen Where He Met Michael Praetorius And Hans Leo Hassler Presumably He Became Acquainted With Their Music And Through Them The Music Of The Contemporary Italian Venetian School At This Time. He Remained In Hamburg As Organist At St. Jacobi Until His Death.
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Hieronymus Praetorius 10 August 1560 – 27 January 1629 Was A North German Composer And Organist Of The Late Renaissance And Very Early Baroque Eras. He Was Not Related To The Much More Famous Michael Praetorius Though The Praetorius Family Had Many Distinguished Musicians Throughout The 16th And 17th Centuries. Praetorius Was Born In Hamburg And Spent Most Of His Life There. He Studied Organ Early With His Father Jacob Praetorius Also A Composer Afterwards Going To Cologne For Further Study. In 1580 He Became Organist In Erfurt But Only Remained There Two Years Returning To Hamburg In 1582. Back In Hamburg He Worked With His Father As Assistant Organist At St. Jacobi Becoming Principal Organist In 1586 When His Father Died. His Son Jacob Was Born That Same Year And Was Also Destined To Become A Composer. In 1596 He Went To Gröningen Where He Met Michael Praetorius And Hans Leo Hassler Presumably He Became Acquainted With Their Music And Through Them The Music Of The Contemporary Italian Venetian School At This Time. He Remained In Hamburg As Organist At St. Jacobi Until His Death.
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