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Born: July 5, 1546 - Schmalkalden, Germany Died: May 5, 1613 – Meiningen, Germany Johann Steurlein was the son of Caspar Steuerlein, or Steurlein, the first Lutheran pastor of Schmalkalden. Steuerlein completed his study of law and c. 1580 was appointed town-clerk of Wasungen (between Schmalkalden and Meiningen). In 1589 he became secretary in the chancery at Meiningen to the Henneberg administration. Then he was a notary public and c. 1604 was mayor at Meiningen. He was crowned as poet by the Emperor Rudolph II in recognition of his work of rhyming the Old and New Testaments in German. Steurlein was the author of a metrical version of Ecclestasticus published at Frankfurt a. M. in 1581. He was an excellent musician and published various works containing melodies and four-part settings by himself. |
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20 x | Alleluja |
20 x | Ave Maria |
20 x | Die kleine Dickmadam |
20 x | Von seltsamen Wesen |
20 x | O Heiland, reiß die Himmel auf |
20 x | Regina caeli |
20 x | Adeste fideles |
20 x | Ich hört ein Sichelein rauschen |
20 x | Salve Regina |
20 x | Es kam ein Engel hell und klar |
20 x | Es ist für uns eine Zeit angekommen |
20 x | Hymn of the World Choir Games – The Olympics for Choirs |
20 x | It´s me, oh Lord |
20 x | Ich liebe dich |
20 x | Sabinianas |
20 x | Magnum nomen Domini |
20 x | Aleluya dances |
20 x | O Heiland, reiß die Himmel auf |
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