German or Austrian composer. He studied under Hofhaimer, probably in Innsbruck, and became organist at St Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna. In 1515 he published his Cathemerinon, containing four-voice settings of hymns. His music was greatly esteemed in his lifetime and long remained popular. His numerous Tenorlieder were his most important works, though he also composed Latin motets.
Source: Wolfgang Grefinger in Answers.com accessed June 18 2010.