Johann Feldmayr

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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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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)
Illumina oculos meos ( Finale 2011 )