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Jakob Bölsche
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german17th century
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Jakob Bölsche (d. 1684) was a German organist and composer associated in authority records with Braunschweig (and also Burgdorf in later cataloguing). He is known today chiefly through a single surviving organ piece, the Praeambulum (ex E), transmitted in the late-17th-century keyboard anthology often called the Lowell Mason codex (New Haven/Yale; “E. B. 1688”) and circulated in modern editions, including a 1957 publication edited by Friedrich Wilhelm Riedel. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.