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*''Septem missae et octo magnificat 4.5.6. et plurimum vocum'' (Salzburg 1604), lost
*''Rhythmus et suavissima D. Bernardi oda, vulgo iubilus dicta, quatuor vocibus latine & germanice composita'' (Dillingen 1607), lost
*''Scintilla animae amantis Deum, in modulos quatuor vocum redactae'' (1611)
*''Sacrae Dei laudes, sub officio divino concinende, 1.2.3.4 vocum con Basso generali liber primus'' (Passau 1618)
*''Domine ostende nobis panem'', 3 v., b.c., in ''Philomena coelestis'' (Munich 1624)
*{{NoCo|Illumina oculos meos}}   ( [{{filepath:Feldmayr_Illumina.pdf}} {{pdf}}] [{{filepath:Feldmayr_Illumina.mid}} {{mid}}] [{{filepath:Feldmayr_Illumina.mus}} Finale 2011] )
 
 
 
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Revision as of 06:51, 11 April 2016

Aliases: Ioannis Feldtmair

Life

Born: 1575, Greisenfeld bei Ingolstadt

Died: after 1625, probably in Berchtesgaden

Biography
He was perhaps the "knabe von Geisenfelde" who became a choirboy in the Munich Hofkapelle in 1585. In 1593 became a tenor in the ducal chapel in Hechingen


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List of choral works


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Publications

External links

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