Johannes Nitsch

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Fairest Lord Jesus 00:00 Tools
Deep River 00:00 Tools
Reconciliation 00:00 Tools
Abide With Me 00:00 Tools
Romance 00:00 Tools
Where Should I Go 00:00 Tools
Harmony 00:00 Tools
A Flight of the Mind 00:00 Tools
Jesus, Zu Dir Kann Ich So Kommen, Wie Ich Bin 00:00 Tools
Ich Nehm Dich Beim Wort 00:00 Tools
Es ist gut, an deinem tisch zusammen zu sein (arr. J. Nitsch) 00:00 Tools
A Yidishe Mame 00:00 Tools
Bay mir bistu sheyn (Mean that you're grant) 00:00 Tools
Mir lebn eybik 00:00 Tools
Nikodemus 00:00 Tools
Ohne Anfang, Ohne Ende 00:00 Tools
Das Ja der Liebe 00:00 Tools
Belz 00:00 Tools
Dos Kelbl 00:00 Tools
Der Stern 00:00 Tools
Johannes der Täufer 00:00 Tools
El Shaddai 00:00 Tools
Blütenpracht (Live-Improvisation) 00:00 Tools
Sonniger Tag 00:00 Tools
Du bist 00:00 Tools
Wie Ein Fest Nach Langer Trauer 00:00 Tools
Jesus, zu Dir 00:00 Tools
Zärtlichkeit (aus "Jona") 00:00 Tools
Freunde (Live-Improvisation) 00:00 Tools
Gezeitenwechsel (Live-Improvisation) 00:00 Tools
Das Ja der Liebe (Reprise) 00:00 Tools
suchen und finden 00:00 Tools
Lieben wie er 00:00 Tools
Aus Liebe 00:00 Tools
ausgerechnet ich 00:00 Tools
Lebensfreude (aus "Jona") 00:00 Tools
Lotusland 00:00 Tools
Versöhnung (aus "Joseph") 00:00 Tools
Israel Medley 00:00 Tools
Christmas Joy 00:00 Tools
Wasser und Brot 00:00 Tools
wenn christen musizieren 00:00 Tools
Gottes Lamm 00:00 Tools
Kommt und seht 00:00 Tools
Jesus tut Wunder 00:00 Tools
Versöhnung 00:00 Tools
Leben ohne Schatten 00:00 Tools
In dir ist Freude 00:00 Tools
A Yiddish mame (My Jewish Mama) (arr. J. Nitsch): A Yidishe Mame 00:00 Tools
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Born July 10th, 1953 in Letmathe, Johannes Nitsch was one of Germany's most important musicians and song writers for contemporary Christian music. He studied music at the Folkwang Hochschule in Essen and led the music department of the ERF (evangelical radio broadcasting) in Wetzlar from 1978 to 1982. Afterwards he worked freelance with brief employments as music referent for the CVJM, a Christian youth organisation, and as producer for the Hänssler Verlag. His works consist of more than 200 compositions ranging from Jazz, Soul, and Pop to Gospel and modern interpretations of chorals, including several musicals and countless arrangements for other Christian artists, among them Manfred Siebald, Cae Gauntt, Kathi Arndt, Christoph Zehender, Peter Strauch, David Plüss, Jan Vering, Jürgen Werth, Clemens Bittlinger, Carlos Martinez, Helmut Kandert, and Florian Sitzmann. Johannes Nitsch died 49 years old in September 5th, 2002 after a failed surgery, leaving his wife Anneliese and two sons. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.