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Kapellmeister (/kəˈpɛlmaɪstər/ kə-PEL-my-stər, US also /kɑːˈ-/ kah-, German: [kaˈpɛlˌmaɪstɐ] ), from
German Kapelle (chapel) and
Meister (master), literally...
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never accepted any
extra pay for
being a
chapelmaster, and
became the
organist rather than the
chapelmaster. Such was the
esteem in
which he was held...
- include:
Almoner Arch-Treasurer
Butler Chamberlain Chancellor Chancery Chapelmaster Chaplain Cofferer Confessor Constable Cup-bearer
Dapifer Director of...
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valientes for 8
voices for
Saint Ignatius of
Loyola composed by the
chapelmaster of
Sucre Cathedral, Bolivia, Juan de Araujo.
Citations Christmas music...
- was the
first musician of
mixed origin to hold the
coveted position of
chapelmaster of the Lima Cathedral. He died in Lima on May 7, 1765. "Ya que el sol...
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include but are not
limited to:
Almoner Butler Chamberlain Chancellor Chapelmaster Chaplain Cofferer Confessor Constable Cup-bearer
Dapifer Doorward Eunuch...
- The
Vatican (1900) In Umbria: A
Study of
Artistic Personality (1901)
Chapelmaster Kreisler A
Study of
Musical Romanticists (1901)
Penelope Brandling: A...
- Apulia,
Kingdom of Naples, the son of
Salvatore Broschi, a
composer and
chapelmaster of the
Cathedral of the
Puglinese citizens, and
Caterina Berrese (according...
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Tejeda (1540-1628) was a
Spanish composer. He
succeeded Alonso Lobo as
chapelmaster at
Toledo Cathedral in 1605.
Javier Cruz Rodríguez -Salamanca histórico-cultural...
- merengue". In
addition to his proto-merengue,
Alfonseca served as a
chapelmaster in
Santo Domingo,
writing two m****es,.
Alfonseca also
wrote patriotic...
