Fux, Johann Joseph
Johann Joseph Fux was born in 1660 in Langegg near Graz and died in 1741 in Vienna. Johann Joseph Fux was an Austrian composer. His work shaped classical music and is frequently performed, recorded, and studied by musicians all over the world. His most enduring work is not a musical composition, but his treatise on counterpoint, Gradus ad Parnassum, which became the most influential book on the Palestrina style of Renaissance polyphony. Through recordings and performances, this music continues to be introduced to new generations around the world. This independent, expressive, imaginative, influential, enduring, and multifaceted musical legacy remains vibrant worldwide and continues to be received with great attention.
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Ramée
Format: CDFede e Amor - Baroque Music with Trombone
La Fontaine · Mechelen, Simen van · Motuz, Catherine · Potter, Alex
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Ricercar
Format: CDKerll / Fux: Requiem
Achéron, L' · Meunier, Lionel · Scorpio Collectief · Vox Luminis
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Alpha Classics
Format: CD48° North - Caldara, From Venice to Vienna
Arakelian, Emmanuel · Banxhies, The
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