Christian Heinrich Rinck
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105 Organ Preludes12 Adagios for Organ, Op.5712 fugirte Nachspiele für Orgel, Op.482 Preludes24 fugirte Orgelstücke, Op.12040 Kleine, leichte und vermischte Orgelpräludien, Op.376 Choräle, Op.78A
Abend wird es wiederAlle Jahre wieder kommt das ChristuskindAndante with Eight Variations, Op.70C
Choralbuch für das Großherzogtum HessenD
Das Vater unserDer Choralfreund, Op.110E
Exercise and 6 Grand Pieces, Op.120F
Fugato a 3 vociG
Grave, Op.37 No.20H
Halleluja, Op.63K
KyrieO
Organ Trios, Op.20P
Piano Trio in D majorPractische Orgelschule, Op.55Prelude in C majorPreludi e postludi nelle tonalità più usualiS
Sammlung von Vor- und Nachspielen, Op.129V
Variations on a Theme by Corelli, Op.56É
Élévation - PréludeWikipediaJohann Christian Heinrich Rinck (18 February 1770 – 23 July 1846) was a German composer and organist of the late classical and early romantic eras.
Rinck was born in Elgersburg (in present-day Thuringia), and died in Darmstadt, aged 76.
He studied with
Johann Christian Kittel (1732–1809), (a pupil of
Johann Sebastian Bach), and eventually became Kantor at the music school in Darmstadt, where he was also a court organist from 1813. He composed prolifically, and an organ primer of his enjoyed wide popularity.
Among his works is a set of Variations on ‘Ah! vous dirai-je, Maman’, Opus 90, published by Simrock in 1828. It is based on a tune made familiar by Mozart (K. 265) (and generally associated with the words Twinkle Twinkle Little Star).
Notable students include composer
Georg Vierling and Benedict Jucker (1811-1876). See: List of music students by teacher: R to S#Christian Heinrich Rinck.
Heft 1: Freut euch des Lebens op. 39; Das Vögelchen op. 61; Brüder lagert euch im Kreise op. 44; Heft 2: Zieht ihr Krieger, zieht von dannen op. 51; Zu Steffen sprach im Traume op. 62; Heft 3: Andante con Variatione o.op. (1798) für Pianoforte oder Clavichord. Verlag Dohr