Johann Stobäus

German lute player and composer

Johann Stobäus - Artists & Creatives born July 6th, 1580
Born
Died

1646
380 years ago — 66 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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Germany

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Born in 1580, contributed significantly to music during the late Renaissance. Composed for the lute and was influential in the development of early instrumental music. His works exhibited the intricate techniques and expressive capabilities of the lute. Stobäus's compositions were characterized by their melodic grace and rhythmic variety, reflecting the musical trends of his time. His contributions to the lute repertoire had lasting effects on the instrument's use in both solo and ensemble contexts.

Composed notable lute music

Influenced early instrumental music

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