Dobbelsteen, L. A.(Lambert Adrian), 1878-1947
From Catholic Romantic Music
Life
Born: March 11, 1878, Heeswijk, Netherlands
Died: November 18, 1947, Green Bay WI
Biography He was born to Adrian Dobbelsteen and Johanna Kilsdonk, and given the name Lambert Nicolaas Vindicianus Dobbelsteen. In 1895 he was invested in the Order of Norbertines. In 1902 he became a priest in the Abbey of Berne. In 1912 he emigrated to the United States and lived for some time in Saint Martinsville. He taught at St. Norbert College.
List of sacred works
- Ave Maria, voice, org (H and L versions). Milwaukee: Nemmers
- Ave Maria, op. 48. L voice, org/pf De Pere : St. Norbert's College, 1919.
- Ecce sacerdos, solo v and/or chorus, org
- Jubilate Deo, 1 or 3 v, org
- Laetentur coeli, 2 pt or SATB, org
- Lauda sion, 3-pt org
- Laudate Dominum (9 German, English, Latin hymns), 2-3 vv, org
- Mass in honor of Christ the King, 2 pt or SAB org Milwaukee: Nemmers, 1928
- Mass in honor of St. Agnes, 1-4 v org Milwaukee: Nemmers, 1937
- Mass in honor of St. Jude
- Mass in Honor of The Nativity of the Child Jesus Upon Traditional Christmas Themes, 1-4 v org Milwaukee: Nemmers, 1939
- Mass in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, 3-pt org, Milwaukee: Nemmers, 1922
- Missa de requiem, Op. 10, TTB org, Tilburgi : Bergmans, [19--?]
- Missa solemnis Op. 70. SATB org. Milwaukee: Nemmers, 1923
- Offertories for principal feasts of the year, 2 or 4 vv, org
- O sacrum convivium, 3-pt, org
- Sacerdotes Dei, 1,2, or 4 v, org.
- Tui sunt coeli, 2 pt or SATB, org
- Veni sponsa Christi, male or female choir
Publications
\M.F. Frisch, O. Praem., “The Lives and Music of Reverends Mathias Joseph Vanden Elsen, O. Praem., and Lambert Ambrose Dobbelsteen, O. Praem.” (DMA dissertation, University of Michigan, 2007),
