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Grünewald, Gottfried

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Grünewald, Gottfried (1675-1739)

German singer and composer. He sang at Hamburg 1703-04, where two of his operas, Germanicus and Der ungetreue Schäfer Cardillo, were produced. He was appointed vice-Kapellmeister in Weissenfels in 1709, and settled in Darmstadt as vice-Kapellmeister under Graupner c. 1712.

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