Johann Hermann Schein
Johann Hermann Schein (20 January 1586 – 19 November 1630) was a German composer of the early Baroque era. He was Thomaskantor in Leipzig from 1615 to 1630. He was one of the first to import the early Italian stylistic innovations into German music, and was one of the most polished composers of the period.
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13by Schein, Johann Hermann, Praetorius, Michael; Widmann, Erasmus; Schein, Johann Hermann
Published 1967Classmark: SPL 268,5Book -
14by Schein, Johann Hermann, Praetorius, Michael; Widmann, Erasmus; Schein, Johann Hermann
Published 1967Classmark: SPL 268,4Book -
15by Schein, Johann Hermann, Praetorius, Michael; Widmann, Erasmus; Schein, Johann Hermann
Published 1967Classmark: SPL 268,3Book -
16by Schein, Johann Hermann, Schelle, Johann; Fasch, Johann Friedrich; Schein, Johann Hermann; Pezel, Johann
Published 1995Classmark: MCD 0359,4Book -
17by Schein, Johann Hermann, Schelle, Johann; Fasch, Johann Friedrich; Schein, Johann Hermann; Pezel, Johann
Published 1995Classmark: MCD 0359,2Book -
18by Schein, Johann Hermann, Peuerl, Paul; Coroubel, Pierre-Francisque; Brade, William; Schein, Johann Hermann; Haussmann, Valentin
Published 1989Classmark: SPL 281,7Book -
19by Schein, Johann Hermann, Peuerl, Paul; Coroubel, Pierre-Francisque; Brade, William; Schein, Johann Hermann; Haussmann, Valentin
Published 1989Classmark: SPL 281,6Book -
20by Praetorius, Michael; Widmann, Erasmus; Schein, Johann Hermann
Published 1967Classmark: SPL 268Book