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'''Died:''' 21 January 1628
'''Died:''' 21 January 1628
'''Biography'''
Aichinger's tombstone in Augsburg Cathedral gives his age as 63. In 1577 he left Regensburg and visited the court at Munich; in 1578 he entered the university at Ingolstadt and befriended a classmate from the Fugger family. After studies with [[Giovanni Gabrieli]] in Venice he became organist at Augsburg's Basilica of St. Ulrich & Afra in 1588, visiting Italy several more times.
Aichinger's tombstone in Augsburg Cathedral gives his age as 63. In 1577 he left Regensburg and visited the court at Munich; in 1578 he entered the university at Ingolstadt and befriended a classmate from the Fugger family. After studies with [[Giovanni Gabrieli]] in Venice he became organist at Augsburg's Basilica of St. Ulrich & Afra in 1588, visiting Italy several more times.


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Revision as of 08:42, 15 November 2020

Life

Born: 1564 or 1565

Died: 21 January 1628

Biography Aichinger's tombstone in Augsburg Cathedral gives his age as 63. In 1577 he left Regensburg and visited the court at Munich; in 1578 he entered the university at Ingolstadt and befriended a classmate from the Fugger family. After studies with Giovanni Gabrieli in Venice he became organist at Augsburg's Basilica of St. Ulrich & Afra in 1588, visiting Italy several more times.

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Lacrumae D. Virginis et Ioannis in Christum à cruce depositum