"Gesangbuch Zum Gottesdienstlichem Gebrauch In Den Königlich Preußischen Landen" is a hymnal intended for liturgical use in the Prussian lands. Compiled by Johann Samuel Diterich, Johann Joachim Spalding, and Wilhelm Abraham Teller, this collection offers a comprehensive selection of hymns for Christian worship. This historic hymnal provides insight into the religious practices and musical traditions of the Prussian people, reflecting the theological and spiritual values of the era. It is a valuable resource for those interested in the history of Christian music, German religious history, and the cultural heritage of Prussia.
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