Philipp Heinrich Erlebach

Philipp Heinrich Erlebach was a German Baroque composer active in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, known for composing both sacred and secular vocal and instrumental music. His work reflects German, Italian and French Baroque influences and encompasses cantatas, passions and instrumental suites, with the surviving repertoire offering insight into regional court-music practices of the period.

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Sonatas for Violin and Continuo
Sonatas for Violin and Continuo
VI Sonate à violino e viola da gamba col suo basso continuo (Rodolfo Richter)No artwork
VI Sonate à violino e viola da gamba col suo basso continuo (Rodolfo Richter)
Die Liebe Gottes ist ausgegossen (Cantatas)
Die Liebe Gottes ist ausgegossen (Cantatas)
Himmels-Lieder: Sacred Songs & Cantatas
Himmels-Lieder: Sacred Songs & Cantatas
AbendmusikenNo artwork
Abendmusiken
Complete Trio Sonatas
Complete Trio Sonatas
Lieder
Lieder
Zeichen im Himmel
Zeichen im Himmel

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