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Buchner, Johann

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Buchner, Johann (Hans von Constantz) (1483–1538)

German composer. He wrote sacred and secular songs, and organ pieces. His Fundamentum is a didactic (self-taught) work incorporating organ music for the liturgical year.

He was probably a pupil of Paul Hofhaimer. He worked at Konstanz Cathedral, but left in 1526, because of its growing Protestantism, and went to Überlingen.



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Most typically the settings display syllabic declamation of the poetry, the majority of which is secular and written by contemporary poets, such as Martin Opitz, August Buchner, Johann Rist, Philipp von Zesen, and a number of others (including a few composers).
Thone und Melodeyen, Arien und Canzonetten. Zur Musik des deutschen ... by Frandsen, Mary E. / Renaissance Quarterly
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