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Heinlen, Paul

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Heinlen, Paul (1626–1686)

German organist, wind player, and composer. He studied with a town musician at Nuremberg and in Italy 1646–49. He was appointed to various Nuremberg churches 1655–58, finishing as organist at St Sebald's Cathedral. He wrote church music and set many sacred poems by contemporary authors.



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