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Johann Immanuel Muller
1774 - 1839
Germany
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J.I. Müller
Johann Immanuel Müller (01/01/1774 - 25/04/1839), a German cantor-organist and composer of mainly church music, born in Erfort.
Author:Theo Willemze
Source:Componistenlexicon
Ein Deutsches Requiem
Period:Early Romanticism
Musical form:free
Text/libretto:texts from the Lutheran Bible
Non-liturgical but related to the Requiem Mass are the numerous so-called 'German Requiems' and other compositions bearing in some form the title 'Requiem'. Composers such as Schütz, Praetorius, Thomas Selle, Michael Haydn, Schubert, J.I. Müller, C. Bütner, J.F. Fasch and Brahms contributed to this category. These 'German Requiems' may derive their texts from the Lutheran Bible, as Brahms's did, of from a variety of Protestant liturgical sources and ceremonies.
Author:James W. Pruett
Source:The new Grove dictionary of music and musicians