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| Short Name: | J. U. Ehrhard |
| Full Name: | Ehrhard, J. U. (Johann Ulrich), 1687-1718 |
| Birth Year: | 1687 |
| Death Year: | 1718 |
Johan Ulrich Erhard was born 1687 in Wildberg and died August 15, 1718. A professor at the college in Stuttgart, he edited ,cite>The Singing Celestial Nightingale: 100 Spiritual Songs (Stuttgart, 1706), later reissued as Collection of Spiritual Songs (Geißlingen, 1789) with omissions from the first edition and a section of additional songs that begins with "My Contentment."
Greg Scheer (translation from Jacob Rambachs book Der heilige Gesang der Deutschen, vol. 2,)
Texts by J. U. Ehrhard (1) | As | Authority Languages | Instances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meine Sufriedenheit steht in Vergnüglichkeit | J. A. Ehrhard (Author) | German | 20 |
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