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[Steht fest, steht fest für Jesum]

[Steht fest, steht fest für Jesum]

Composer: C. T. Dondore
Published in 5 hymnals


Composer: C. T. Dondore

Cornelius T. Dondore was born 18 July 1842 in Pennsylvania to a family of Alsatian extraction that had settled in Berks County during the Colonial era. Little has been discovered about his early life, but popular songs and piano works by C. T. Dondore appeared in advertisements in Buffalo, N.Y. newspapers as early as 1867, and in various midwestern cities over the next few years. Dondore conducted a choral concert in Findlay, Ohio on 21 March 1871. By 1872 he was dealing in pianos and organs from a store at 157 Summit Street in Toledo, Ohio, but by 1879 had moved to Findlay, Ohio where he lived off investments in real estate. Dondore suffered from unspecified ill health, and by 1890 had relocated to San Diego, California where he pursued fa… Go to person page >

Tune Information

Title: [Steht fest, steht fest für Jesum]
Composer: C. T. Dondore
Incipit: 11111 13333 34321
Copyright: Public Domain

Timeline

Instances

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Gebet- und Danklieder #209

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Gesangbuch der Evangelischen Gemeinschaft #558

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Jubeltöne #130

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Jubeltöne #130

Silberklänge #117

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