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==Life==
==Life==
'''Born:''' 1564
'''Born:''' 1564 or 1565


'''Died:''' 21 January 1628
'''Died:''' 21 January 1628


'''Biography'''
'''Biography'''
Aichinger's tombstone in Augsburg Cathedral gives his age as 63. In 1577 he left Regensburg and visited the court at Munich; in 1578 he entered the university at Ingolstadt and befriended a classmate from the Fugger family. After studies with [[Giovanni Gabrieli]] in Venice he became organist at Augsburg's Basilica of St. Ulrich & Afra in 1588, visiting Italy several more times.


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==List of choral works==
==List of choral works==
{{Legend}}
===Sacred===
*{{NoCo|Adoramus te}} &nbsp; {{editions|4}}
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*{{NoCo|Ave Regina coelorum}} &nbsp; ( {{editions|2}}
===Secular===
*''[[Beata viscera (Gregor Aichinger)|Beata viscera]]''&nbsp;{{Editions|2}}
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*{{NoCo|Cantabant Sancti Canticum Novum}} &nbsp; {{LLinkW|aich-can.pdf|aich-can.mid|aich-can.mus|Finale 2002}}
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*{{NoCo|Confirma hoc, Deus}} &nbsp; {{editions|2}}
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*{{NoCo|Factus est repente}} &nbsp; {{editions|2}}
*''[[Lauda anima mea Dominum (Gregor Aichinger)|Lauda anima mea Dominum]]''  ( [{{filepath:Lauda_anima_mea_Dominum.pdf}} {{pdf}}] [{{filepath:Lauda_anima_mea_Dominum.mid}} {{mid}}] [{{filepath:Lauda_anima_mea_Dominum.cap}} Capella] )
*{{NoCo|Laudate Dominum}} &nbsp; ( [{{website|wimabycomp}}Aichinger.html {{net}}] )
 
*{{NoCo|Missa de Beata Virgine}} &nbsp; {{LLinkW|aich-mbv0.pdf}}
**''Kyrie'' &nbsp; {{LLinkW|aich-mbv1.pdf|aich-mbv1.mid|aich-mbv1.mus|Finale 2003}}
**''Gloria'' &nbsp; {{LLinkW|aich-mbv2.pdf|aich-mbv2.mid|aich-mbv2.mus|Finale 2003}}
**''Credo'' &nbsp; {{LLinkW|aich-mbv3.pdf|aich-mbv3.mid|aich-mbv3.mus|Finale 2003}}
**''Sanctus'' &nbsp; {{LLinkW|aich-mbv4.pdf|aich-mbv4.mid|aich-mbv4.mus|Finale 2003}}
**''Benedictus'' &nbsp; {{LLinkW|aich-mbv5.pdf|aich-mbv5.mid|aich-mbv5.mus|Finale 2003}}
**''Agnus Dei'' &nbsp; {{LLinkW|aich-mbv6.pdf|aich-mbv6.mid|aich-mbv6.mus Finale 2003}}
*{{NoCo|Noe, noe}} &nbsp; {{LLink|Aichinger-noe.pdf|Aichinger-noe.mid|Aichinger-noe.MUS|Finale 2009}}
*{{NoCo|O Domine}} &nbsp; {{editions|2}}
*{{NoCo|O sacrum convivium}} &nbsp; {{LLinkW|aich-osa.pdf|aich-osa.mid|aich-osa.zip|Encore}}
*{{NoCo|Regina Coeli}} &nbsp; {{editions|6}}
*''[[Ubi est Abel frater tuus? (Gregor Aichinger)|Ubi est Abel frater tuus?]]''  {{Editions|2}}
*''Virginalia:
**{{NoCo|Virgo, Dei Mater pura}} &nbsp; {{LLink|Aichinger-virgo_dei.pdf|Aichinger-virgo_dei.mid|Aichinger-virgo_dei.MUS|Finale 2009}}
**{{NoCo|Virgo, Mater benigna}} &nbsp; {{LLink|Aichinger-Virgo_mater_benigna.pdf|Aichinger-Virgo_mater_benigna.mid|Aichinger-Virgo_mater_benigna.mus|Finale 2009}}
**{{NoCo|Virgo, quae charitate}} &nbsp; {{LLink|Aichinger-virgo_quae_charitate.pdf|Aichinger-virgo_quae_charitate.mid|Aichinger-virgo_quae_charitate.mus|Finale 2009}}
**{{NoCo|Virgo, quae salutata}} &nbsp; {{LLink|Aichinger-virgo_quae_salutata.pdf|Aichinger-virgo_quae_salutata.mid|Aichinger-virgo_quae_salutata.MUS|Finale 2009}}
**{{NoCo|Virgo, quae tuum natum}} &nbsp; {{LLink|Aichinger-virgo_quae_tuum_natum.pdf|Aichinger-virgo_quae_tuum_natum.mid|Aichinger-virgo_quae_tuum_natum.mus|Finale 2009}}
**{{NoCo|Virgo, cui post dolores}} &nbsp; {{LLink|Aichinger-virgo_cui_post_dolores.pdf|Aichinger-virgo_cui_post_dolores.mid|Aichinger-virgo_cui_post_dolores.mus|Finale 2009}}
**{{NoCo|Virgo, quae benedictum filium tuum}} &nbsp; {{LLink|Aichinger-virgo_quae_benedictum_tuum.pdf|Aichinger-virgo_quae_benedictum.mid|Aichinger-virgo_quae_benedictum.mus|Finale 2011}}
**(The following in preparation)
**Virgo, quae dulcis natum
**Virgo, quae caput anctum
**Virgo, cuius dilectus filius
**Virgo, quae clavis nudum
**Virgo, quae prima sole pulchriorem
**Virgo, quae triumphantem
**Virgo, quae comitata
**Virgo, cuius in coelum
**Virgo, quae coronata
**Virgo, coeli Regina
**Virgo, sole vestita
**Virgo, cuius stat luna
**Virgo, sublime exemplum
 
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==Publications==
==Publications==
*{{NoCo|Sacrae cantiones, 4–10 vocum}} (Venice: Gardano, 1590)
*{{NoCo|Sacrarum cantionum a 4-8 vocum, liber secundus}} (Venice: Gardano, 1595)
*{{NoCo|Sacrarum cantionum a 5-8 vocum}} (Nuremberg: Kauffmann, 1597)
*''Tricinia Mariana'' (Innsbruck: Agricola, 1598)
*{{NoCo|Odaria lectissima}} (Augsburg: Custos, 1601)
*''Divinae laudes ex floridis Iacobi Pontani potissimum decerptae'' (Augsburg: Custos, 1602)
*''Ghirlanda di canzonette spirituali a tre voci'' (Augsburg: Praetorius, 1603)
*''Liturgica sive sacra officia'' (Augsburg: Praetorius, 1603)
*''Vespertinum Virginis canticum sive Magnificat quinis vocibus varie modulatur'' (Augsburg: Custos, 1603)
*{{NoCo|Lacrumae D. Virginis et Ioannis in Christum à cruce depositum}} (Augsburg: Praetorius, 1604)
*''Psalmus L. Miserere mei Deus, 8–12 voces'' (Munich: Heinrich, 1605)
*{{NoCo|Fasciculus sacrarum harmoniarum quatuor vocum}} (Dillingen: Meltzer, 1606)
*{{NoCo|Solennia Augustissimi Corporis Christi}} (Augsburg: Praetorius, 1606)
*''Vulnera Christi'' (Dillingen: Meltzer, 1606)
*''Cantiones ecclesiasticae, trium et quatuor vocum cuivis cantorum sorti accomodatae'' (Dillingen: Meltzer, 1607)
*{{NoCo|Virginalia: Laudes aeternae Virginis Mariae}} (Dillingen: Meltzer, 1607)
*''Quercus dodonaea'' (Augsburg: Praetorius, 1609)
*''Sacrae Dei laudes sub officio divino concinendae'' (Dillingen: Meltzer, 1609)
*''Teutsche Gesenglein'' (Dillingen: Meltzer, 1609)
*''Zwey Klaglieder vom Tod und letzten Gericht'' (Dillingen: Hänlin, 1613)
*''Officium pro defunctis'' (Augsburg: Praetorius, 1615)
*{{NoCo|Triplex Liturgiarum Fasciculus a 4, 5 & 6 vocibus}} (Augsburg: Praetorius, 1616)
*''Encomium verbo incarnato'' (Ingolstadt: Hänlin, 1617)
*''Officium angeli custodis à S. Romana Ecclesia approbatum et concessum'' (Dillingen: Hänlin, 1617)
*''Corolla eucharistica'' (Augsburg: Praetorius, 1621)
*''Flores musici'' (Augsburg: Schönigk, 1626)


==External links==
==External links==
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Latest revision as of 14:23, 18 February 2024

Life

Born: 1564 or 1565

Died: 21 January 1628

Biography Aichinger's tombstone in Augsburg Cathedral gives his age as 63. In 1577 he left Regensburg and visited the court at Munich; in 1578 he entered the university at Ingolstadt and befriended a classmate from the Fugger family. After studies with Giovanni Gabrieli in Venice he became organist at Augsburg's Basilica of St. Ulrich & Afra in 1588, visiting Italy several more times.

View the Wikipedia article on Gregor Aichinger.

List of choral works

Sacred

Secular

Other works not listed above (See Template:CheckMissing for possible reasons and solutions)


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Publications

External links

Lacrumae D. Virginis et Ioannis in Christum à cruce depositum

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