Aliases
An alias is an alternate name for an entity. They typically contain common misspellings or variations of the name and are also used to improve search results. View the alias documentation for more details.
| Alias | Sort name | Begin date | End date | Type | Locale |
|---|
| M. Luters | Luters, M. | | | | Latvian | |
Artist credits
This is a list of all the different ways Martin Luther is credited in the database. View the artist credit documentation for more details.
| Name |
|---|
| Altdeutsche Volksweise, Wittenberg, Strophe 2 u. 3: Martin Luther, Satz: Johann Eccard (see uses) |
| Carl Mueller / Martin Luther (see uses) |
| Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Martin Luther (see uses) |
| Kirkpatrick; Luther (see uses) |
| M. Luther (see uses) |
| M. Luther/J. Gerisch (see uses) |
| Martin Luther (see uses) |
| Martin Luther & Frederick H. Hedge (see uses) |
| Martin Luther & Johann Hermann Schein (see uses) |
| Martin Luther / Johann Sebastian Bach (see uses) |
| Martin Luther arr. Johann Sebastian Bach (see uses) |
| Martin Luther, Choir of Clare College, Cambridge & Graham Ross (see uses) |
| Martin Luther, Johann Sebastian Bach; Münchener Bach‐Chor, Münchener Bach‐Orchester, Karl Richter (see uses) |
| Martin Luther, Melchior Vulpius, Andreas Raselius, Johann Eccard, Johann Hermann Schein & Michael Praetorius (see uses) |
| Martin Luther; Jeanette Köhn, Knabenchor Hannover, Capella de la Torre, Nils Landgren & Friends (see uses) |
| Martin Luther; Johannes Eccard (see uses) |
| Martin Luther?; Johann Walter (see uses) |
| Martti Luther (see uses) |
| T. Osei / M. Tontoh / A. Harry / M. Owusu (see uses) |
| Wittenberg, 1524 (see uses) |
| [anonymous], Martin Luther?; Joachim Burmeister (see uses) |
| [traditional] / Johann Sebastian Bach / Martin Luther / Adolphe Adam / Placide Cappeau (see uses) |
