Daniel Friderici

Life

Born: 1584

Died: 23 September 1638

Biography

German cantor, conductor, and composer.

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List of choral works

1. Sacred Works in Latin for Two Voices (Bicinia)

Abjice spinam Animae Accusat triplici Ad superas arces Aedibus in sacris Aetas carmen melodiae (à 2) Andreas sequitur Christum Ante oculos errant Aula decet reges Caecus opem queras Carceris ex umbra Christus ovans hostes Credi Dei verbo Credit centurio Cum Dominus gratis Cum tibi crux De Patre dum quaerit Messias Dives opum Dux Michael Ecce magi donant Esse tyrannorum bellaria Faemina peccatrix Fide Deo Flamine faeta sacro Frustra rex ferro tentat Hic Petrus est In caelis Deus In ligno moriens In partu dolor est

In templo Jam moriens Simeon Lex cum Mose vale Linque lucrum Magna mente cadit Mille quater pavit Dominus Millia quinque virum Missus in exsilium Mors ovium Morte refert vitam Mortem non metuo Mortiferum vulnus Mortuus effertur Mundus leprosus Nave tua Ne dubita Ne quisquam dubitet Ne te forte lupi Nec te pinguis ager Nescis iustitiam fidei Non faciunt sanctos Non sum laeta seges Non tua vult Omnibus in linguis Pascit aves, vestit flores Pastor oves Christus Per scelus obstructae Perfer et obdura

Pisces sunt homines Pro nobis rerum Dominus Pulchra sed ante Deum Quae fit magna fides Cananaeae Qui fuit ablutus Qui tractare manu Qui tuba sanguineos Quid spectas asinum Quis puer Immanuel Sanguine dat vitam Sanguinis à fluxu Si credis Christo Si fueris Craesus Solve Deus Sparsa ovis inventa est Sponse voca Christum Stulte quid ante Deum meritis Tempus adest Tolle trabem Turgidus aeger aqua Ut placeas sponso Venit magna dies Ventum ad supremum est Vera doce Vera refert Christus Vesper adest Visit anum virgo Voce Dei

2. Sacred Works in Latin for Three Voices

• Cantate Domino

3. Sacred Works in Latin for Four Voices

• Aetas Carmen Melodiae (à 4)
• Cedit hiems eminus
• Mens confisa Deo
• Pater creator maxime
• Quem Deus electum miro
• Qui neque supremo fumantes
• Sis anima euge
• Sum tuus et de te nemo
• Ut relevet miserum fatum

4. Sacred Works in Latin for Five Voices

• Da Pater alme
• Fac pie Christe ut agam
• In lachrymis
• Justorum Deus
• Nil deerit Dominum
• Non mea sed fiat tua
• Pone metum, mea mens
• Vita mihi Christus

6. Sacred Works in German for Five Voices

• Herr Jesu Christ, lieb hab ich dich

7. Secular Works in German for Four Voices

• Wir lieben sehr im Herzen

8. Secular Works in German for Five Voices

• Drei schöne Dinge fein

Other works not listed above (See Template:CheckMissing for possible reasons and solutions)

• Aetas Carmen Melodiae (à 4)
• Aetas carmen melodiae (à 2)
• Fac pie Christe ut agam
• Mens confisa Deo
• Quem Deus electum miro
• Qui neque supremo fumantes
• Sum tuus et de te nemo
• Ut relevet miserum fatum
• Vita mihi Christus

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Publications

• Sertum Musicale primum oder Erstes Musicalisches Kräntzlein. Rostock 1614 (1617)
• Servia musicalis prima. Lübeck 1614
• Servia musicalis altera. Lübeck 1617
• Sertum musicale alterum oder Anderes Musicalisches Kräntzlein. Greifswald 1619
• Newes gantz lustiges und kurtzweiliges Quodlibet. Rostock 1622
• Psalmus Regii Prophetae Davidis. 1622
• Bicinia sacra Rostock 1623
• Amores musicales oder newe gantz lustige und anmutige weltl. Liedlein. Rostock 1624
• Honores musicales oder newe gantz lustige Ehrenliedlein. Rostock 1624
• Viridarium musicum sacrum, sive cantiones sacrae quaternis et quinis vocibus. Rostock 1625
• Amuletum musicum contra melancholiam. Rostock 1627
• Selige Grab- und Himmels Leiter von sieben Spalten. Rostock 1628
• Deliciae Juveniles. Rostock 1630
• Hilarodicon das ist: Gantz artige und sehr lustige newe Vinetten oder Wein Liederlein. Rostock 1632
• Amores musicales oder newe gantz lustige Anmutige Amorosische Liedlein. Rostock 1633.

External links

The 1623 Bicinia sacra (published on CPDL from the posthumous 1642 reprint) took their text material from Joachim von Beust's Christiados Libellus, a collection of religious epigrams published in Wittemberg in 1572. The book can be consulted here.