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The hymn-writer, Georg Grünwald [Grünwaldt], was a shoemaker from Kitzbühl in the Tyrol (Austria). He was an Anabaptist and in 1530 was accused and found guilty of heresy. He was executed by being burned at the stake in Kufstein (Tyrol). [{{website|bach}}/Lib/Grunwald.htm|*] | The hymn-writer, Georg Grünwald [Grünwaldt], was a shoemaker from Kitzbühl in the Tyrol (Austria). He was an Anabaptist and in 1530 was accused and found guilty of heresy. He was executed by being burned at the stake in Kufstein (Tyrol). [{{website|bach}}/Lib/Grunwald.htm|*] | ||
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Revision as of 23:56, 27 October 2019
Life
Born: c.1490
Died: 1530
Biography
The hymn-writer, Georg Grünwald [Grünwaldt], was a shoemaker from Kitzbühl in the Tyrol (Austria). He was an Anabaptist and in 1530 was accused and found guilty of heresy. He was executed by being burned at the stake in Kufstein (Tyrol). [1]
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Musical settings of literary works
Settings of text by Georg Grünwald
- Kommt her zu mir (Arnold von Bruck)
- Kommt her zu mir (Melchior Vulpius)
- Kommt her zu mir, spricht Gottes Sohn (Hans Leo Hassler)
- Kommt her zu mir, spricht Gottes Sohn (Heinrich von Herzogenberg)
- Schabab (Engelbert Humperdinck)
Publications
External links
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