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X. Sicut Locutus Est by Johann Kuhnau
Johann Kuhnau
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Johann Kuhnau April 6 1660 – June 5 1722 Was A German Composer Organist And Harpsichordist. Kuhnau Was Born In Geising. He Preceded Johann Sebastian Bach As Cantor Of The Thomaskirche St Thomas Church In Leipzig. There Kuhnau Taught Johann David Heinichen And Christoph Graupner Both Of Whom Were To Become Composers. He Remained There Until His Death.
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Johann Kuhnau April 6 1660 – June 5 1722 Was A German Composer Organist And Harpsichordist. Kuhnau Was Born In Geising. He Preceded Johann Sebastian Bach As Cantor Of The Thomaskirche St Thomas Church In Leipzig. There Kuhnau Taught Johann David Heinichen And Christoph Graupner Both Of Whom Were To Become Composers. He Remained There Until His Death.
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