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Revision as of 01:17, 17 February 2024
Aliases: Christiaan Hollander; Sebastiaan Hollander; Johannes de Hollande
Life
Born: ca. 1515
Died: ca. 1568
Biography
Presumably born in Dordrecht (Netherlands), active in Bruges and Oudenaarde (Flanders). Joins the imperial chapel of Ferdinand I in 1558, moving to Vienna and Prague. Died in Innsbruck. Because of many crossed references, it has been suggested that he and Jean de Hollande are the same person.
View the Wikipedia article on Christian Hollander.
List of choral works
- Agnosce Domine
- Christe salus hominum
- Da pacem, Domine
- De Conversione Sancti Pauli
- De Sancto Spiritu
- Dominus Deus vester
- Dum transisset
- Educ me O Domine
- Gloria Laus et Honor
- Pater peccavi
- Plaisir nay plus
- Pueri Hebraeorum
- Qui moritur Christo
- Salva nos Domine
- Si ignoras
- Sic Deus dilexit mundum
- Tres veniunt reges
- Ubi est Abel
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Publications
- Triciniorum fasciculus (Munich: Berg, 1573)
External links
- Works by Christian Hollander in the Petrucci Music Library (IMSLP)