Georg Christoph Strattner
Georg Christoph Strattner (1644–1704) was a composer, hymnwriter and conductor.
Georg Christoph Strattner
Text: Joachim Neander · Joachimi Neandri Vermehrte Glaub- und Liebes-Ubung: Auffgemuntert durch einfältige Bundes-Lieder, und Dank-Psalmen. Frankfurt/M.-Leipzig 1708, S. 136f. · Public domain
- Born
- 1644 · Gols.
- Died
- 1704 · Weimar.
- Nationality
- Holy Roman Empire
- Occupation
- composer · hymnwriter · conductor · singer · chapelmaster
- Languages
- German
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Born at Gols in 1644, died in Weimar in 1704.
The recorded working language is German.
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Gols.
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Weimar.
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