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Johann Adolf Scheibe

Johann Adolph Scheibe (5 May 1708 – 22 April 1776) was a German-Danish composer and significant critic and theorist of music. Though much of his theoretical work survives, most of his compositions are lost, though the extant ones demonstrate a style between the Baroque and Classical periods.

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Occupation
Composer
Born
5 May 1708 (1708-05-05) Leipzig
Died
22 April 1776(1776-04-22) (aged 67) Copenhagen

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related to Life · 13
Johann Adolf Scheibe → Due, German, Gottsched's, In, Johann Christoph Gottsched, Johann Scheibe, Johann Sebastian Bach, Leipzig, Leipzig University, Scheibe, Scheibe's, St, Thomas Church
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Johann Adolf Scheibe → Danish Centre, Free, IMSLP, International Music Score Library, Music Editing, Project, Royal Danish Library, Scheibe's, Thematic
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Johann Adolf Scheibe → 5 May 1708 (1708-05-05) Leipzig
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Johann Adolf Scheibe → 22 April 1776(1776-04-22) (aged 67) Copenhagen
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Johann Adolf Scheibe → Composer

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Johann Adolf ScheibeBorn5 May 1708 (1708-05-05) Leipzig1.00infobox
Johann Adolf ScheibeDied22 April 1776(1776-04-22) (aged 67) Copenhagen1.00infobox
Johann Adolf ScheibeOccupationComposer1.00infobox
Johann Adolf Scheiberelated to External linksFree0.60section
Johann Adolf Scheiberelated to External linksInternational Music Score Library0.60section
Johann Adolf Scheiberelated to External linksProject0.60section
Johann Adolf Scheiberelated to External linksIMSLP0.60section
Johann Adolf Scheiberelated to External linksThematic0.60section
Johann Adolf Scheiberelated to External linksScheibe's0.60section
Johann Adolf Scheiberelated to External linksDanish Centre0.60section
Johann Adolf Scheiberelated to External linksMusic Editing0.60section
Johann Adolf Scheiberelated to External linksRoyal Danish Library0.60section

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