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Donat Muller
1804 - 1879
Germany
Donat Müller [Mueller] (17/04/1804 - 1879), a German composer of sacred music. He worked in Augsburg as the musical director of various churches. Four of his masses may be found in the musical archives of the cathedral of St. Gallen (Switzerland), which comprise an extensive collection of musical manuscripts and prints of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries.
German composer, organist, choir director, music editor. He was born in Biburg near Augsburg. At a young age he worked as a choirboy in Augsburg and, building on this, constantly perfected his musical training. In later years he was music director, music choir director and choir director in Augsburg. In addition to ecclesiastical compositions in an easily catchy style, he also tried his hand at composing operas. It is not known here when exactly he died in 1879 in Augsburg, where he worked.
Totenmesse in F major
Totenmesse in F major for four voice choir and instruments (1830) or for STB choir and organ (1852).
Requiem in D minor
Requiem in D minor (Op.146) for four voices, choir and orchestra. It contains:
01. Requiem aeternam 02. Dies irae 03. Huic ergo parce Deus 04. Offertorium: Domine Jesu Christe 05. Sanctus 06. Benedictus 07. Agnus Dei 08. Libera me Domine
Requiem in D minor
Requiem in D minor (Op.44), for four voices, choir, orchestra and orgsn. It contains:
01. Requiem aeternam 02. Dies irae 03. Offertorium: Domine Jesu Christe 04. Sanctus 05. Benedictus 06. Agnus Dei 07. Libera me Domine |