Andreas Rauch

Andreas Rauch was an Austrian organist who served Protestant churches in Hernals, Inzersdorf and Odenburg. He offered in the second option town from 1629 until his loss of life as the organist. The hymns which Rauch made up were seen as a the usage of multiple choirs in the Venetian design and was flexible enough to contact upon both aged and new methods as he required them. Rauch is usually an example of a minor grasp of Protestant music. “Thymiaterium” was a assortment of motets released in 1625 and his later on sacred works had been obtained for four voices or much less along with his three-part music similar to Italian ballettos.