Johann Baal

Johann Baal also Pater Marianus Baal (18 December 1657 in Karlstadt – 1701) was a German composer.^[1]^[2] Baal was attached to the court of the Prince-Bishopric of Bamberg. Among Baal's surviving works is a Mass in A, the five sections of which survive in the handwriting of a copy by Johann Sebastian Bach and his cousin Johann Gottfried Walther.^[3]

Recordings

Mass in A. Instrumental works. Musica Canterey Bamberg, dir. Gerhard Weinzierl 1997

References

^ Rhabanus Erbacher: Johann (P. Marianus) Baal. Skizzen zum Leben und Schaffen des Komponisten und zum höfischen und klösterlichen Umkreis seines Wirkens. Münsterschwarzach 1990, Vier-Türme-Verlag, ISBN 978-3-87868-281-3.
^ "Musik am Hofe Bamberger Fürstbischöfe vol. 5; musik am hofe bamberger fürstbischöfe; vol. 5 - Johann Baal - Muziekweb".
^ Richard D. P. Jones -The Creative Development of Johann Sebastian Bach, 2013 "As early as the Weimar period, however, he and his cousin J. G. Walther had copied out a 'Missa tota'—all five divisions of the Mass Ordinary—by Johann Baal."

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[1] Rhabanus Erbacher: Johann (P. Marianus) Baal. Skizzen zum Leben und Schaffen des Komponisten und zum höfischen und klösterlichen Umkreis seines Wirkens. Münsterschwarzach 1990, Vier-Türme-Verlag, ISBN 978-3-87868-281-3.

[2] "Musik am Hofe Bamberger Fürstbischöfe vol. 5; musik am hofe bamberger fürstbischöfe; vol. 5 - Johann Baal - Muziekweb".

[3] Richard D. P. Jones -The Creative Development of Johann Sebastian Bach, 2013 "As early as the Weimar period, however, he and his cousin J. G. Walther had copied out a 'Missa tota'—all five divisions of the Mass Ordinary—by Johann Baal."

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