Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Johann Jakob Froberger across 4 places, from 1627 to 1665.
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Johann Jakob Froberger (baptized 19 May 1616 – 7 May 1667) was a German Baroque composer, keyboard virtuoso, and organist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1627year
Stuttgartattested“His teachers possibly included Johann Ulrich Steigleder, and he may have met Samuel Scheidt during the latter's visit to Stuttgart in 1627.”source: Wikipedia: Johann Jakob Froberger
1662year
Montbéliardattested“Since the death of her husband Léopold-Frédéric of Württemberg-Montbéliard in 1662 the Duchess lived in Héricourt (near Montbéliard, then territory of the house of Württemberg; now département Doubs), and Froberger became her music teach…”source: Wikipedia: Johann Jakob Froberger
1665 to 1666period
Viennaattested“The Huygens-Sybilla letters indicate that in 1665 Froberger travelled to Mainz, where he performed at the court of the Elector-Archbishop of Mainz and met Huygens in person for the first time; and at a certain point in 1666 the composer…”source: Wikipedia: Johann Jakob Froberger
1665 to 1666period
Mainzattested“The Huygens-Sybilla letters indicate that in 1665 Froberger travelled to Mainz, where he performed at the court of the Elector-Archbishop of Mainz and met Huygens in person for the first time; and at a certain point in 1666 the composer…”source: Wikipedia: Johann Jakob Froberger
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1577 to 1637period
Stuttgartmentioned“At some point before 1605 he married Anna Schmid (1577–1637), who came from a Schwabian family living in Stuttgart.”source: Wikipedia: Johann Jakob Froberger
Stuttgartmentioned“Although the Thirty Years' War which started in 1618 undoubtedly made life in Stuttgart somewhat more difficult, the city's musical life was rich and varied, influenced by musicians from all over Europe, so already at the very beginning…”source: Wikipedia: Johann Jakob Froberger
1641 to 1645period
Viennamentioned“He returned to Vienna in 1641 and served as organist and chamber musician until the fall of 1645, when he took a second trip to Italy.”source: Wikipedia: Johann Jakob Froberger
1641 to 1645period
Italymentioned“He returned to Vienna in 1641 and served as organist and chamber musician until the fall of 1645, when he took a second trip to Italy.”source: Wikipedia: Johann Jakob Froberger
1650 to 1652period
Colognementioned“According to a pupil, after Dresden Froberger visited Cologne, Düsseldorf, Zeeland, Brabant and Antwerp; we also know that he also visited Brussels at least two times (in 1650 and 1652), London (after a disastrous voyage during which Fro…”source: Wikipedia: Johann Jakob Froberger
1650 to 1652period
Brusselsmentioned“According to a pupil, after Dresden Froberger visited Cologne, Düsseldorf, Zeeland, Brabant and Antwerp; we also know that he also visited Brussels at least two times (in 1650 and 1652), London (after a disastrous voyage during which Fro…”source: Wikipedia: Johann Jakob Froberger
1653year
Viennamentioned“In 1653 Froberger passed through Heidelberg, Nuremberg and Regensburg before returning to Vienna in April.”source: Wikipedia: Johann Jakob Froberger
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Heidelbergmentioned“In 1653 Froberger passed through Heidelberg, Nuremberg and Regensburg before returning to Vienna in April.”source: Wikipedia: Johann Jakob Froberger
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