Lazarus Spengler
German hymnwriter and composer
Born
March 13th, 1479
546 years ago
Died
1534
491 years ago — 55 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Germany
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A pivotal figure in the development of Protestant church music during the Reformation. Spengler contributed hymns that shaped worship practices within the Lutheran tradition. His work included both texts and melodies, creating a significant body of religious songs that were used in congregations. He collaborated closely with other reformers and was influential in promoting Lutheran beliefs through music. His contributions helped establish a distinct musical identity for Lutheran worship services.
Authored the hymn 'Christ ist erstanden'
Promoted Lutheran hymns and music
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