Motets and arias for choirs (volume 6)
collected and edited by Johann Adam Hiller 1791
Between the publication of the fifth (1784) and sixth (1791) parts of the four-part Motets and arias for choirs, the editor, Johann Adam Hiller, was appointed Thomaskantor in Leipzig in 1789. This had a decisive impact on the last part of the collection: it is entirely geared towards the practice of a cantor and, for the first time, also covers liturgical functions.
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- Ruh, müder Leib
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Uwe Wolf
| 1961As a musicologist, Dr. Uwe Wolf is particularly at home in the 17th and 18th centuries. The focus of his work ranges from the time of Monteverdi and Schütz to Bach and the generation of Bach's sons and pupils through to Viennese Classicism. He has been head of the editorial department at Carus-Verlag since October 2011. Prior to this, he worked in Bach research for over 20 years. Personal details
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