Esaias Reusner

Lute player and composer of baroque music

Esaias Reusner - Lute player and composer of baroque music
Born

April 29th, 1636
388 years ago

Died

1679
346 years ago — 43 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Germany

Links & References

Active during the 17th century, this individual was a prominent German lute player and composer. Renowned for contributions to the baroque music genre, he composed several influential lute suites and pieces. His work often blended Italian and German styles, showcasing intricate melodies and harmonies that enhanced the lute's prestige as a solo instrument. In addition to performance, engagement in teaching and publishing music was significant. Some of his music was published, influencing other musicians. His compositions remain studied and performed in classical music settings today.

Composed several influential lute suites

Blended Italian and German music styles

Published music that influenced fellow musicians

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