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'''References:'''
*Burn, David J., and Grantley McDonald. 2019. ''Leonhard Paminger's public image.'' Pp. 255-282 in Burn, David J., ''et al''. ''Music and theology in the European reformations.'' Ternhout, Belgium: Brepols Publishers n.v.
*Roth, Ilse. 1935. ''Leonhard Paminger. Ein Beitrag zur deutschen Musikgeschichte des 16. Jahrhunderts''. München: Druck der Salesianischen Offizin.
==Publications==
==Publications==
* {{NoCo|Primus tomus ecclesiasticarum cantionum}} (Nuremberg, 1573)
* {{NoCo|Primus tomus ecclesiasticarum cantionum}} (Nuremberg, 1573)
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* {{NoCo|Quartus tomus ecclesiasticarum cantionum}} (Nuremberg, 1580)
* {{NoCo|Quartus tomus ecclesiasticarum cantionum}} (Nuremberg, 1580)


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Revision as of 17:16, 24 January 2022

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Aliases: Leonhard Päminger

Life

Born: 25 Mar 1495

Died: 03 May 1567

Biography

Austrian composer, theologian, author, poet. Most (all?) of his publications were issued posthumously.

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List of choral works

 
Click here to search for this composer on CPDL References:

  • Burn, David J., and Grantley McDonald. 2019. Leonhard Paminger's public image. Pp. 255-282 in Burn, David J., et al. Music and theology in the European reformations. Ternhout, Belgium: Brepols Publishers n.v.
  • Roth, Ilse. 1935. Leonhard Paminger. Ein Beitrag zur deutschen Musikgeschichte des 16. Jahrhunderts. München: Druck der Salesianischen Offizin.

Publications

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