Johann Stobäus

Aliases: Johannes Stobaeus Grudentinus (Borussus)

Life

Born: 6 July 1580 in Graudenz

Died: 11 September 1646 in Königsberg

Biography

Johann Stobäus was a Prussian composer. Pupil of Johannes Eccard, he took the position of Kantor at Königsberg Cathedral (1602–1626), and Kapellmeister in Königsberg (1626–1646).

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List of choral works

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• Im finstern Stall

• An Wasserflüssen Babylon
• Herre, nu lestu deinen Diener
• Ich weiß, dass mein Erlöser lebt
• Im finstern Stall
• Laudent Deum
• Macht hoch die Tür
• Mit Ernst, o Menschenkinder
• Nun lasst uns mit den Engelein (Johann Georg Herzog)
• Nun lasst uns mit den Engelein
• Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied
• Such, wer da will, ein ander Ziel
• Vom Himmel kam der Engel Schar

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Publications

• Geistliche Lieder auff gewöhnliche preussische Kirchen-Melodeyen durchauß gerichtet, 4.5vv (Danzig, 1634);
  

republication of Johannes Eccard’s Geistliche Lieder of 1597, incl. 44 works by Stobäus

• Erster Theil der preussischen Fest-Lieder, vom Advent an biß Ostern, 5.6.8vv (Elbing, 1642), incl. 12 works by Johannes Eccard,
  • ed. G. W. Teschner (Leipzig, 1858)
• Ander Theil der preussischen Fest-Lieder, von Ostern an biß Advent, 5–8vv (Königsberg, 1644), incl. 14 works by Johannes Eccard,
  • ed. G. W. Teschner (Leipzig, 1858)