Johann Stadlmayr

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Johann Stadlmayr (* around 1575 probably in Freising, Bavaria ; † July 12, 1648 in Innsbruck, Tyrol) was a South German composer and Salzburg court conductor. Nothing is known about the education and youth of Johann Stadlmayr. In 1603 he was employed as a musician in the court orchestra of the Salzburg prince -archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau ; to this he dedicated ten Magnificat ( Sacrum Beatissimae Virginis Mariae canticum ). In 1604 he became Vice Kapellmeister at the Salzburg court, then Kapellmeister. As early as 1607, however, he accepted a call to the position of court conductor in the Tyrol. After its dissolution in 1618 , he went into temporary retirement, but was employed again in 1624 as court conductor in Innsbruck. Johann Peregrin Hupfauf dedicated one of his contributions to Salzburg-Austrian music history to him . His son P. Alfons Stadlmayr (* 1610; † 1683) was 1652-1673 professor of theology and rector at the Benedictine University of Salzburg . User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Jubilate Deo

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The Quintessence of Chant (Gregorianische Gesänge I & II)

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Splendour - Organ Music & Vocal Works by Buxtehude, Hassler, Praetorius & Scheidemann

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Motets of the 17th Century (1992, Ruhland, SONY)

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Innsbrucker Hofmusik im Stift Stams (Detlef Bratschke / Neue Innsbrucker Hofkapelle)

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Chant for Relaxation

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Coelo rores fluunt flores (Ruhland)

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Howard Arman & Innsbrucker Bläserkreis, Salzburger Bachchor

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Biber,Hofer,Mayr: Motettenkunst des 17. Jahrhunderts: Österreich, Böhmen, Bayern (Niederaltaicher Scholaren)

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Marienlob Durch die Jahrhundert

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Wie der Hirsch Schreit nach Frischem Wasser

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Ingenuin Molitor - Motetten [Innsbruck 1668]

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