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Johann Kaspar Aiblinger

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Aliases: Aiblinger, Johann Caspar

Life

Born: 23 February 1779

Died: 6 May 1867

Biography

Born in Wasserburg, scholar of Mayr in Bergamo, until 1819 Vicenza, Milano, Venezia, then conductor of the opera in München, 1827-64 conductor at the Allerheiligenhofkirche in München. Wrote many music for the church, also for woman choir.His style is a mix of classicism and romantik.

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List of choral works

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Alleluja ( )
Ave Maria und Confitebor ( )
Gradualia und Offertorien für S,A und Orgel ( )
Ad Te levavi ( )
Ave Maria ( Finale 2002 )
Bei der Krippe Jesu ( )
Diligam Te Domine ( ) 2 editions available (organ and orchestral versions)
Inveni David ( ) 2 editions available (organ and orchestral versions)
Litanei in B-Dur ( )
Meditabor ( Finale 2002 )
Miserere ( ) 2 editions available (organ and orchestral versions)
Factus est ( ) 2 editions available (organ and orchestral versions)
Facta cogitatum ( ) 2 editions available (organ and orchestral versions)
Missa salus infirmorum ( )
Missa ludovica ( )
Missa IV in F ( ) 2 editions available (organ and orchestral versions)
Missa Solemnis in D ( ) 2 editions available (organ and orchestral versions)
Salve Regina für SSAA ( )
Scapulis suis ( )
Super flumina Babylonis ( )
Venite adoremus ( ) 2 editions available (organ and orchestral versions)