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-'''Karl Friedrich Görner''' (1742-1802) <ref>{{cite book|title=Mozart 1485/86 to 2003: 1485|author=Rudolph Angermüller|isbn=9783795211592}}</ref> was a German organist at [[St. Thomas Church, Leipzig]].<ref name=mozartbio>{{cite web|url=Mozart: A Documentary Biography|author=Otto Erich Deutsch|isbn=978-0804702331}}</ref> His father was [[Johann Gottlieb Görner]]. His pupils included the [[Leipzig]] cantor [[Friedrich Doles]]. On the 22 April 1789, Görner assisted [[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart]] when he played the organ at the church, along with Doles, by manipulating the stops.<ref name=mozartbio/>
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