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Michael Goerg Haller

Michael Goerg Haller
Short Name: Michael Goerg Haller
Full Name: Haller, Michael Georg
Birth Year: 1840
Death Year: 1915

Michael George Haller, a German church musician and composer, was was born January 13, 1840 in Neusath bei Nabburg (Oberpfalz). His earliest musical education was as a pupil in the Benedictine abbey at Metten, and in 1864 he became prefect of the boys' choir school at Regensburg Cathedral. Here he met Franz Xaver Haberl and became aligned with the Cecilian Movement. He continued his study of composition and rose to become the leader of the Regensburg cathedral choir. Haller's compositions extended to over one hundred opus numbers, including masses, motets, and shorter liturgical works. He was considered a master of the Cecilian style. Haller died in Regensburg Jan. 4, 1915.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Haller_(Kirchenmusiker)
--David Russell Hamrick


Tunes by Michael Goerg Haller (5)sort descendingAsInstancesIncipit
[Dear Angel ever at my side] (Haller)M. Haller (Composer)151321 25543 17125
[Dear Little One! how sweet Thou art] (51121)Rev. M. Haller, 1840-1915 (Adapter)151121 23553 43222
[Infundes nueva vida]Miguel Haller (Composer)153212 31543 21753
[Jesus, my all, my own]Michael Haller (Composer)132354 31234 32321
[Un nué vo Sol apunta]Miguel Haller (Composer)131234 23516 53521

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