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German franciscan priest, musicologist, composer and conductor, was naturalized Brazilian in 9 de fevereiro de 1898, in the Bahia province. A complete artist, he ran a newspaper, a film magazine, as well as a sacred music journal “Música Sacra”. Became professor and director of the School of Sacred Music and authored masses, oratorios as well as simpler congregational music, also collecting traditional Brazilian sacred melodies, publishing them in his ''[[Cecília]]'', together with Fr. Basílio Rower.
German franciscan priest, musicologist, composer and conductor, was naturalized Brazilian in February, 9th, 1898, in the Bahia province. A complete artist, he ran a newspaper, a film magazine, as well as a sacred music journal “Música Sacra”. Became professor and director of the School of Sacred Music and authored masses, oratorios as well as simpler congregational music, also collecting traditional Brazilian sacred melodies, publishing them in his ''[[Cecília]]'', along with Fr. Basílio Rower.


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Life

Born: 9 January 1876, Linz, Germany

Died: 8 December 1952, Düsseldorf, Germany

Biography

German franciscan priest, musicologist, composer and conductor, was naturalized Brazilian in February, 9th, 1898, in the Bahia province. A complete artist, he ran a newspaper, a film magazine, as well as a sacred music journal “Música Sacra”. Became professor and director of the School of Sacred Music and authored masses, oratorios as well as simpler congregational music, also collecting traditional Brazilian sacred melodies, publishing them in his Cecília, along with Fr. Basílio Rower.

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List of choral works

 
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Publications

  • Cecília: Manual de Cânticos Sacros para o canto uníssono na igreja (7ª Edição, Vozes de Petrópolis, 1939)

External links

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