Johan (Johannes Meineken) Meincke^[1]

1592 - 1657  (65 år)

• Navn	Johan (Johannes Meineken) Meincke
  Fødsel	1 Sep 1592	Minden, Germany
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  Kjønn	Mann
  Occupation	Schleswig Domkirche, Germany
  seit 1610
  Organist ved Domkirken i Slesvig (Schleswig NV for Kiel?) http://www.tidsskrift.dk/visning.jsp?markup=&print=no&id=77138 Side 440-441: S. 176. Johannes Meincke, eller som han selv skriver sig: Meineken, havde muligen tidligere været Organist i Kiel (en paabegyndt og udateret Bestalling for ham fra Tiden før 1608 findesi Rigsarkivet); senere bliver han Organist ved Domkirken i Slesvig, hvor han 18. Januar 1613 kjøber 2 gamle Vikarie-Boliger og en übebygget Plads; 28. Aug. 1626 faar han af Domkapitlet Lov til at sælge sit under dets Jurisdiction liggende Hus. - Som Vidnesbyrdom hans stridbare Natur skal, foruden den af Forf. berørte Strid med Bogføreren 1619. her anføres et Par af hans andre Kontroverser,hentede fra Acta Consist., hvor hans Navn hyppigt forekommer
  Possessions	18 Jan 1613
  kjøber 2 gamle Vikarie-Boliger og en ubebygget Plads
  Occupation	1 Jul 1615
  organist etter Truid Aagesen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truid_Aagesen Truid Aagesen 1593-1625) was a Danish composer and organist in the service of the Danish king. Little is known about Aagesen's early life but his musical mentor and spiritual adviser was Jesuit Father Laurentius Nicolai Norvegus with whom he studied music. Aagesen was appointed organist of the Church of Our Lady in Copenhagen on 23 June 1593. In 1600, he went to Prague as a royal commissioner for the Danish king Christian IV. Between 1609-1611, he is supposed to have taught at the court and therefore received subsidies from the royal treasury. In 1613, the Danish king published a letter stating that all men of the "popish" religion must leave Denmark. Aagesen, who hade been suspected of being in the pope's payroll as early as 1604, was informed of a ruling made in the governing body of Copenhagen University on 15 September 1613 that, since he was popishly inclined, he should not be allowed to continue as organist. In 1615, he was replaced by Johan Meincke.
  Possessions	28 Aug 1626
  sælger sitt hus
  Død	10 Nov 1657	Svendborg, Danmark
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  Person ID	I24252	My Genealogy
  Sist endret	20 Okt 2017

  
  

  Barn	1. Bertramus Meijncke
  Famile ID	F10108	Gruppeskjema  |  Familiediagram
  Sist endret	18 Sep 2017

  
  

• Hendelseskart

  Fødsel - 1 Sep 1592 - Minden, Germany Occupation - seit 1610 - - Schleswig Domkirche, Germany Død - 10 Nov 1657 - Svendborg, Danmark  = Link til Google Earth

  
  

• Kilder

  [S1354] Angul Hammerich, Musiken ved Christian den Fjerdes Hof : et Bidrag til dansk Musikhistorie, (Kbh. : Wilhelm Hansen, 1892), 440-441 (Troverdighet: 2).