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Thomas Elsbeth (? – after 1624) was a Germ … Thomas Elsbeth (? – after 1624) was a German composer. Details of Elsbeth's life are few and vague. Elsbeth was born in Neustadt, Franconia; his birth date is totally unknown, although he did refer to himself as "poor and old" in 1616. Since his early publications were issued in Frankfurt an der Oder, he is thought to have been an acquaintance of Bartholomäus Gesius, the kantor there. He may have attended Viadrina University in Frankfurt, though modern scholars have been unable to substantiate this with archival research. He dedicated a publication to the city councilmen of Breslau, and may have spent time there. He also published several books of works in Liegnitz after 1606, and so it is probable that he lived there for some time. However, he is not listed in any of the surviving city payrolls. He is presumed to have lived in Jauer from 1616, and probably died there in or after 1624, the date of his last publications. Elsbeth left a significant body of extant motets and songs. Elsbeth's songs, of which there are about 100, are for three to five voices; some are in a homophonic style and others are set in a polyphonic chorale style. He never took up use of the basso continuo, despite its increasing popularity via Italy in the beginning of the 17th century. Of about 150 motets, most of the early works are in Latin and most of the later in German. His Evangelien collections are calendrical settings of the Gospels, which together cover the entire church year. The settings contain the text of the gospel reading for the day as well as a short introductory phrase which summarizes or sets the stage for the actual Biblical passage.the stage for the actual Biblical passage.
, Thomas Elsbeth (ur. ok. 1555 w Neustadt be … Thomas Elsbeth (ur. ok. 1555 w Neustadt bei Coburg we Frankonii, zm. po 1624 prawdopod. w Jaworze) – niemiecki kompozytor, autor motetów i wielu ewangelickich pieśni liturgicznych. Działał we Frankfurcie nad Odrą, gdzie wydał pierwsze swoje utwory. Prawdopodobnie znał tam frankfurckiego kantora, kompozytora Bartholomäusa Gesiusa. Później przebywał i działał także we Wrocławiu, Legnicy (w latach 1606-1616), a następnie Jaworze. Thomas Elsbeth skomponował ok. 150 motetów i ok. 100 pieśni do tekstów łacińskich i niemieckich. Nie ulegał popularnemu w epoce baroku wpływowi stylu włoskiego i nie stosował w swoich utworach basso continuo. Swoje pieśni i motety komponował zarówno w fakturze homofonicznej jak i polifonicznej. Pieśni utrzymane są w stylu chorału protestanckiego, zwykle w układzie na 3-5 głosów, motety niekiedy mają większą obsadę, czasem na 6-8 głosów.mają większą obsadę, czasem na 6-8 głosów.
, Thomas Elsbeth (* um 1555 in Neustadt an der Saale; † zwischen 1624 und 1630) war ein deutscher Komponist, Verfasser von Motetten und evangelischen Kirchenliedern.
, Thomas Elsbeth fou un compositor barroc. R … Thomas Elsbeth fou un compositor barroc. Residí a Frankfurt de l'Oder i a va compondre les obres següents:
* Selectissimae et novae cantionis sacrae vulgo motecta appellatae, col·lecció de 24 motets;
* Selectissimae et novae cantiones sacrae vulgo motecta appellatae, col·lecció de 12 motets a cinc veus (Liegnitz, 1590;
* Neue ausserlesene meltliche Lieder zuvor niemals in Druck ausgangen, mit 5 Stimmen (Frankfurt, 1599);
* Erster Theil Sontaglicher Evangelien, etc., Melpomem sacra.aglicher Evangelien, etc., Melpomem sacra.
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Thomas Elsbeth (? – after 1624) was a Germ … Thomas Elsbeth (? – after 1624) was a German composer. Details of Elsbeth's life are few and vague. Elsbeth was born in Neustadt, Franconia; his birth date is totally unknown, although he did refer to himself as "poor and old" in 1616. Since his early publications were issued in Frankfurt an der Oder, he is thought to have been an acquaintance of Bartholomäus Gesius, the kantor there. He may have attended Viadrina University in Frankfurt, though modern scholars have been unable to substantiate this with archival research. He dedicated a publication to the city councilmen of Breslau, and may have spent time there. He also published several books of works in Liegnitz after 1606, and so it is probable that he lived there for some time. However, he is not listed in any of the surviving city panot listed in any of the surviving city pa
, Thomas Elsbeth fou un compositor barroc. R … Thomas Elsbeth fou un compositor barroc. Residí a Frankfurt de l'Oder i a va compondre les obres següents:
* Selectissimae et novae cantionis sacrae vulgo motecta appellatae, col·lecció de 24 motets;
* Selectissimae et novae cantiones sacrae vulgo motecta appellatae, col·lecció de 12 motets a cinc veus (Liegnitz, 1590;
* Neue ausserlesene meltliche Lieder zuvor niemals in Druck ausgangen, mit 5 Stimmen (Frankfurt, 1599);
* Erster Theil Sontaglicher Evangelien, etc., Melpomem sacra.aglicher Evangelien, etc., Melpomem sacra.
, Thomas Elsbeth (* um 1555 in Neustadt an der Saale; † zwischen 1624 und 1630) war ein deutscher Komponist, Verfasser von Motetten und evangelischen Kirchenliedern.
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