Johann Peter Emilius Hartmann

Synopsis

Dutch composer, organist, and teacher

• Born in Copenhagen, Denmark on May 14, 1805
• He was taught the organ from his father who was the organist of Garnisonskirke
• He began to compose at the age of 15
• 1824 He succeeded his father at Garnisonkirke, Copenhagen.
• 1828 graduated in law from the University of Copenhagen.
• 1828-1870 held a government appointment
• At the same time he was a composer, organist, and conductor.
• 1827 Started teaching at Siboni's newly founded conservatory.
• 1829 Married Emma Zinn
• 1843-1900 became the organist at Vor Frue Kirke, the cathedral of Copenhagen
• 1874 received an honorary doctrate from the University of Copenhagen
• 1836 made a trip through Germany, Switzerland, Austria and France.
• He met Chopin, Rossini, and others.
• Died in Copenhagen on March 10, 1900

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List of Organ Works

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Opus	Title	Year
Op. 20	Fantasia in f	1837
Op. 43	Langfredag(Good Friday), Paaskemorgen(Easter Morning)	1847
Op. 58	Sonata	1855-84
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Registration and Organs

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Fingering and Pedaling

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Ornamentation

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Recordings

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Free Online

Fantasia in f minor

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOvo9AMfup4

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Notes

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