Ciaconna In A Major - Music
Ciaconna In A Major by Nathanael Schnittelbach
Nathanael Schnittelbach
Artist Biography For Nathanael Schnittelbach
Nathanael Schnittelbach June 16th 1633 In Gdansk - November 16th 1667 In Lübeck Was A German Composer And Violinist. His Father Johann Schnittelbach Was Organist At St. Jacobi In Gdansk For 45 Years. After His Training Nathanael Schnittelbach Found His First Job In 1650 As A Temporary Violinist At St. Mary's Church. In 1653 He Became A Musician At The Court Orchestra Of Christina Of Sweden. After He Had Unsuccessfully Applied For A Position In Gdansk He Returned In The Spring Of 1655 To Germany And Became Council Musician In Lübeck. In October 1667 Schnittelbach Was On A Concert Tour Took Ill And Died A Month Later. Schnittelbach Enjoyed An Outstanding Reputation As A Violinist. He Was Famous All Over Germany And Beyond In Poland Denmark Holland And Sweden Ernst Ludwig Gerber Called Him "one Of The Greatest Violinists Of The 17th Century". Schnittelbach's Most Famous Student Was Nicolaus Adam Strungk .
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Biography - Nathanael Schnittelbach
Nathanael Schnittelbach June 16th 1633 In Gdansk - November 16th 1667 In Lübeck Was A German Composer And Violinist. His Father Johann Schnittelbach Was Organist At St. Jacobi In Gdansk For 45 Years. After His Training Nathanael Schnittelbach Found His First Job In 1650 As A Temporary Violinist At St. Mary's Church. In 1653 He Became A Musician At The Court Orchestra Of Christina Of Sweden. After He Had Unsuccessfully Applied For A Position In Gdansk He Returned In The Spring Of 1655 To Germany And Became Council Musician In Lübeck. In October 1667 Schnittelbach Was On A Concert Tour Took Ill And Died A Month Later. Schnittelbach Enjoyed An Outstanding Reputation As A Violinist. He Was Famous All Over Germany And Beyond In Poland Denmark Holland And Sweden Ernst Ludwig Gerber Called Him "one Of The Greatest Violinists Of The 17th Century". Schnittelbach's Most Famous Student Was Nicolaus Adam Strungk .
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