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Leonhardt Schröter
Leonhardt Schröter (c. 1532 – c. 1601) was a German Renaissance choirmaster, teacher, and composer at Magdeburg.
==Biography==
Leonhardt (alternatively spelled "Leonhard" or "Leonhart") Schröter (or Schroeter) was born in in Torgau. His education began in Torgau where one of his teachers was Johann Walter. His subsequent education included schools at Annaberg-Buchholz and following at the Meissen ducal school.〔 By at least 1561 until 1571, he occupied the position of town ''Kantor'' (director of church music) in Saalfeld.〔 He was removed from this position because of his Philippist sympathies, whereupon he became librarian for the Wolfenbüttel court.〔 He was restored to his position at Saalfeld two years later.〔 Sometime later, he was hired to teach at the Old City School in Magdeburg.〔 His last and most prestigious post was as Kantor Alstadt Lateinschule in Magdeburg.〔 He is thought to have died sometime around the year 1601, based on an inscription in Friedrich Weissensee’s “Opus Melicum” from 1602, which describes Schröter’s recent death.〔
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