Andreas Oberleitner (musician)

Andreas Oberleitner (born September 17, 1786 in Angern an der March , † February 18, 1838 in Vienna ) was an Austrian musician ( mandolin , guitar ), composer and civil servant.

He was the older brother of the orientalist Andreas Oberleitner .

Life

Oberleitner was born as the son of the administrator at Angern Castle , received music lessons and is said to have come to Vienna in 1804 to study surgery. In 1815 he got a job at the court, when he died he was “ k. k. Court silver and table inspector ”. In 1817 he married - the ceremony was performed by his brother. He died in 1838, but his death was not included in secondary literature.

Musically he was considered a virtuoso of the mandolin and violin, he gave lessons and published several compositions.

literature

Andreas Oberleitner. In: Oesterreichisches Musiklexikon . Online edition, Vienna 2002 ff., ISBN 3-7001-3077-5 ; Print edition: Volume 4, Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna 2005, ISBN 3-7001-3046-5 .
Constantin von Wurzbach : Oberleitner, Andreas . In: Biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserthums Oesterreich . 20th part. Imperial-Royal Court and State Printing Office, Vienna 1869, p. 454 f. ( Digitized version ).
Oberleitner, Andreas . In: Gustav Schilling : The musical Europe or collection of consistently authentic life news about excellent musicians, music scholars, composers, virtuosos, singers & c. Now living in Europe. & c. Speyer, 1842, p. 254. ( full text in the Google book search)
Oberleitner, André . In: Musical Conversations Lexicon. An encyclopedia of the entire musical sciences. Edited by Hermann Mendel and August Reissmann. Volume 7. Robert Oppenheim, Berlin 1877, p. 311. ( full text in the Google book search)

Individual evidence

^ Angern an der March baptismal register, tom. I, pag. 2 ( facsimile ).
↑ Vienna Am Hof death register, tom. IV, fol. 26 ( facsimile ); the identity is proven by a suitable name, place of birth, occupation and largely suitable date.
↑ Vienna Am Hof death register, tom. IV, fol. 26 ( facsimile ); In 1842, Schilling stated that he “currently” held this position, Wurzbach took over this information , whereupon the OeML assumed that this promotion did not take place until 1842 - a problematic speculation with regard to the date of death.

↑ Vienna-Schotten wedding book, tom. XLII, fol. 127 ( facsimile ).

personal data
SURNAME	Oberleitner, Andreas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Austrian musician (mandolin, guitar), composer and civil servant
DATE OF BIRTH	September 17, 1786
PLACE OF BIRTH	Angern on the March
DATE OF DEATH	February 18, 1838
Place of death	Vienna

[1] Angern an der March baptismal register, tom. I, pag. 2 ( facsimile ).

[2] Vienna Am Hof death register, tom. IV, fol. 26 ( facsimile ); the identity is proven by a suitable name, place of birth, occupation and largely suitable date.

[3] Vienna Am Hof death register, tom. IV, fol. 26 ( facsimile ); In 1842, Schilling stated that he “currently” held this position, Wurzbach took over this information , whereupon the OeML assumed that this promotion did not take place until 1842 - a problematic speculation with regard to the date of death.

[4] Vienna-Schotten wedding book, tom. XLII, fol. 127 ( facsimile ).