Johann David Heinichen

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Johann David Heinichen's albums and compilations discography with cataloged releases, editions, and credits

Johann David Heinichen·

Germany· Krauschwitz

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Born 17 April 1683 - died 16 July 1729. German Baroque composer and music theorist who brought the musical genius of Venice to the court of the Elector of Saxony, Augustus the Strong (August der Starke), in Dresden. He attended the Thomasschule in Leipzig (where Johann Sebastian Bach was later to be teacher) and studied also law. In 1710, he published the first edition of his major treatise on the thoroughbass. Then he went to Italy where he spent 7 years, mostly in Venice. In 1717, Heinichen became a colleague of Johann Sebastian Bach at the court of Prince Leopold of Anhalt-Cöthen, then went on to be Kapellmeister to the Elector of Saxony until his death. He composed sacred music (12 masses, 2 requiem, 8 magnificat among others), operas, chamber and festival music.

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Dresden / Am Sächsischen Hofe

1962

Johann David Heinichen

Discography

Dresden / Am Sächsischen Hofe

Telemann, A. Scarlatti, Heinichen, de Boismortier

Bläsersonaten Des Barock

Flötenkonzerte Am Sächsischen Hof

Kantaten

Dresden Concerti

Dresden Concerti (Highlights)

Concerti Di Flauti

Concerti di Flauti

Heinichen: CONCERTI "per l'orchestra di Dresda" / Veracini / Pisendel / Quantz / Fasch / Dieupart

Lamentationes; Passionsmusik

Miserere: Sacred Choral Pieces of the Dresden Baroque

Galant Court Music

Dresden Wind Concertos

Missa Nr. 9 / Te Deum

La Pace Di Kamberga - Oratorium Von 1717

Heinichen: Missa Nr. 11 / Dixit Dominus

Concertos & Sonatas

Unpublished Dresden Sonatas For Oboes, Bassoon And Continuo

Messen: Missa Nr. 11 In D / Missa Nr. 12 In D

Dresden

Flavio Crispo

Grand Tour a Venezia

Gott Ist Unser Zuversicht - German Sacred Cantatas

Divoti Affetti: Early Music at the Court at Dresden

German Baroque Violin Concertos