Christian Ehregott Weinlig
German cantor and composer of choral works
German cantor and composer of choral works
1813
212 years ago — 70 years old
Artists & Creatives
Germany
Born in Germany in 1743, a notable cantor and composer contributed significantly to choral music during the 18th century. Weinlig held various positions in church music, demonstrating a deep commitment to liturgical composition. A pivotal role included serving as cantor at St. Thomas Church in Leipzig, where he impacted the musical life of the community. His works showcased intricate counterpoint and harmonies, resulting in lasting contributions to the choral repertoire. The blending of traditional liturgical texts with innovative musical structures characterized his compositions, which remain relevant in church choirs today.
Served as cantor at St. Thomas Church, Leipzig
Composed various choral works and liturgical music
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