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Karl Friedrich Görner (1742-1802) ^[1] was a German organist at St. Thomas Church, Leipzig.^[2] 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.^[2]

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^ Rudolph Angermüller. Mozart 1485/86 to 2003: 1485. ISBN 9783795211592.
^ ^a ^b Otto Erich Deutsch. ISBN 978-0804702331 [Mozart: A Documentary Biography Mozart: A Documentary Biography]. {{cite web}}: Check |url= value (help); Missing or empty |title= (help)

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-'''Karl Friedrich Görner''' (1742-1802) <ref>{{cite book|title=Mozart 1485/86 to 2003: 1485|author=Rudolph Angermüller|isbn=9783795211592}} was a German organist. His father was [[Johann Gottlieb Görner]]. His pupils included the [[Leipzig]] cantor [[Friedrich Doles]].
+'''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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