Johann Hermann Schein und das Weltliche Deutsche Lied des 17. Jahrhunderts
, written by Arthur PrÃ1/4fer and originally published in 1908, delves into the significant contributions of Johann Hermann Schein to the development of secular German song during the 17th century. This study offers insights into Schein's musical innovations and his influence on the cultural landscape of his time. The book explores the historical context of Schein's work, analyzing the social and artistic factors that shaped his compositions. It examines the characteristics of the "Weltliche Deutsche Lied" (secular German song) and its evolution through Schein's creative endeavors. This historical work provides valuable information for scholars and enthusiasts interested in the history of German music and the development of classical music traditions. It remains a relevant resource for understanding the musical heritage of the 17th century.
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