"Non in multitudine," HV 56 is a composition by Joseph Eybler, an Austrian composer born on February 8, 1765, and he passed away on July 24, 1846. Eybler was a contemporary of Mozart and Haydn, and he is known for his contributions to the classical music scene.
"Non in multitudine," HV 56 is a sacred choral work composed by Eybler. The title translates to "Not in the multitude" in English. This composition is part of his larger body of work, which includes symphonies, chamber music, and other choral works.
Eybler had a close professional relationship with Mozart and was even entrusted with completing Mozart's famous Requiem after the latter's death. Despite his significant contributions to the music of his time, Eybler's works are not as widely recognized today as those of some of his contemporaries. "Non in multitudine," HV 56, however, stands as a testament to his skill as a composer, showcasing his ability to create beautiful and expressive choral music.