Bach Family Christoph Bernhard (studied under Paul Siefert and Agostino Fontana; worked with Heinrich Schütz and Matthias Weckmann) Georg Böhm (studied under Reincken) Jakob Bölsche (studied under Georg Dietrich Leyding) Nikolaus Bruhns (studied under Buxtehude; nephew of Friedrich Nicolaus Bruhns) Arnold Matthias Brunckhorst Johann Heinrich Buttstett (studied under Johann Pachelbel) Dieterich Buxtehude (Associate of Reincken and Pachelbel (one of the two dedicatees of Pachelbel's Hexachordum Apollinis; son-in-law and successor to Tunder) Andreas Düben I Andreas Düben (studied under Sweelinck; son of Andreas Düben I, brother of Martin Düben, father of Gustaf Düben) Gustaf Düben (studied under his father Andreas Düben) Martin Düben (son of Andreas Düben I, brother of Andreas Düben; like his brother, studied under Sweelinck) David Ebel I (father of David Ebel II; successor to Barthold Hering as Organist at St. Mary's Church, Lübeck David Ebel II Hermann Ebel (successor of Heinrich Marcus as Organist at St. Mary's Church, Lübeck; succeeded to post by Peter Hasse) Daniel Erich (studied under Buxtehude) Werner Fabricius (studied under Thomas Selle and Scheidemann) Christian Flor (predecessor as Organist at St. John's Church, Lüneburg to Böhm) Johann Philipp Förtsch (studied under Johann Philipp Krieger; a principal composer for the Hamburg Opera) Christian Geist Johann Nikolaus Hanff (teacher to Johann Mattheson) Nikolaus Hasse (son of Peter Hasse) Peter Hasse (studied under Sweelinck; Succeeded to post of Organist at St. Mary's Church, Lübeck by Franz Tunder) Peter Hasse II (studied under Sweelinck) Petrus Heydorn Ewaldt Hintz (studied under Johann Jakob Froberger) Wilhelm Karges Andreas Kneller (studied either under Tunder or his uncle Matthias Weckmann; brother to Sir Godfrey Kneller) Johann Ludwig Krebs (studied under J. S. Bach, son of Johann Tobias Krebs) Johann Tobias Krebs (studied under J. S. Bach, father of Johann Ludwig Krebs) Adam Krieger (studied under Samuel Scheidt) Jakob Kortkamp (studied under Jacob Praetorius) Georg Dietrich Leyding (studied under Reincken, Buxtehude, and Johann Theile) Johann Lorentz Vincent Lübeck (possibly studied under Kneller and Buxtehude) Heinrich Marcus Johann Valentin Meder Peter Mohrhardt Andreas Neunhaber (studied under Paul Siefert) Bartholomaeus Praetorius Hieronymus Praetorius (son of Jacob Praetorius I) Hieronymus (II) Praetorius Hieronymus (III) Praetorius (son of Jacob Praetorius; studied under Sweelinck) Jacob Praetorius I (father of Hieronymus Praetorius) Jacob Praetorius (son of Hieronymus Praetorius, brother of Michael (II) Praetorius and Johann Praetorius; studied under Sweelinck) Johann Praetorius (son of Hieronymus Praetorius, brother of Michael (II) Praetorius and Jacob Praetorius; studied under Sweelinck) Michael Praetorius