Johann Kaspar Aiblinger

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Born: 23 February 1779, Wasserburg, Ausbildung (Germany)
Died: 6 May 1867, München (?) (Germany)

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Works: Masses for choir, Offertoria, Vesperae, Litanies, Lieder (Marienlieder), Operas and Ballets (Rodrige and Chimaene, 1821).

Biography

Aiblinger studied in Munich and in Bergamo as a pupil of Simon Mayr. He also lived for many years in Vicenza, Venice and Milan and from 1819 worked in Munich, firstly as a Kapellmeister at the "Italian opera", and from 1823 as Vizehofkapellmeister and Hofkapellmeister at the Kgl. Hoftheater und Nationaltheater (since 1826); later he worked at the Allerheiligenhofkirche (since 1837).

Aiblinger is a representative of the church-musical restoration movement.

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