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Scholar of Mozart, who did estimate him highly. He became vice director of choir in Wien. He was first asked to finish Mozarts Requiem, but saw himself unable to do. He writes in the style of his teacher. | Scholar of Mozart, who did estimate him highly. He became vice director of choir in Wien. He was first asked to finish Mozarts Requiem, but saw himself unable to do. He writes in the style of his teacher. | ||
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==List of choral works== | ==List of choral works== | ||
Revision as of 10:11, 2 July 2009
Aliases: Eybler, Joseph Leopold
Life
Born: 8 February 1765
Died: 26 August 1846
Biography
Scholar of Mozart, who did estimate him highly. He became vice director of choir in Wien. He was first asked to finish Mozarts Requiem, but saw himself unable to do. He writes in the style of his teacher.
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List of choral works
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- Fremit mare (
) - Missa No. 2 de St. Mauritio ( ) 2 editions available (organ and orchestral versions)
- Missa No. 3 in D (full score, complete) (
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- Kyrie ( )
- Gloria ( )
- Credo ( )
- Sanctus ( )
- Benedictus ( )
- Agnus Dei ( )
- Kyrie (
- Missa No. 3 in D (vocal-organ version, complete) ( )
- Kyrie ( )
- Gloria ( )
- Credo ( )
- Sanctus ( )
- Benedictus ( )
- Agnus Dei ( )
- Kyrie (
- Omnes de Saba venient (Graduale) ( ) 2 editions available (organ and orchestral versions)
- Tui sunt coeli (Offertorium) ( ) 2 editions available (organ and orchestral versions)
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