Johann Gottlob Werners (1777 – 1822)

Johann Gottlob Werners (1777 – 1822) was a German organist. He is recorded as working in Froh­burg in 1798 and as as­sistant to can­tor Christ­ian Tag in Hoh­en­stein, Sax­o­ny, in 1808. He was also or­gan­ist and di­rect­or in Mer­se­burg, Sax­on­y, in 1819.

He published Choralbuch zu den Neu­en Pro­test­ant­isch­en Ge­sang­büch­ern (Leip­zig, Ger­ma­ny, 1815).

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Christ Whose Glory Fills The Skies
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Christ Whose Glory Fills The Skies (Ratisbon, Organ, 3 Verses)

Christ Whose Glory Fills The Skies : Lyrics Other Settings of Christ Whose Glory Fills The Skies  Christ, whose glory fills

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