Jan Krystof Karel Gayer (c.1668 - 16/11/1734), a Czech composer; born in Prague, Czechoslovakia. The first choirmaster of St. Vitus in Prague whose compositions we know of, was Michal Rosenberger. His successor Mikulas F. Wentzeli was a recognised composer, and so was the Loretto director of the choir, Krystof K. Gayer, who took Wentzeli´s place in 1705.
Dies irae in G minor
Period: | Baroque |
Musical form: | motet |
Text/libretto: | Thomas de Celano |
Dies irae in G minor for two choirs.
Source: | Dagny Wegner, Requiemvertonungen in Frankreich zwischen 1670 und 1850, Hamburg, 2005 |