Berthold Knetsch

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Berthold Knetsch (born March 16, 1855 in Zedlitz near Schweidnitz , † 1923 ) was a German music teacher and music writer.

Life

Knetsch attended the teachers' college in Breslau from 1872 to 1875 and was then a teacher in Schönwalde and Stettin . In 1877 he studied briefly at the Leipzig Conservatory and finally worked from 1878 to 1887 as a teacher at the Conservatory in Stettin, which he took over in 1891. In 1893 he founded his own piano and theory school in Stettin, from which the so-called Riemann Conservatory emerged, which Knetsch opened on October 16, 1899 and directed until 1907.

In 1907 Knetsch moved to Berlin , where in 1908 he became a lecturer in musicology at the Free University, an institute for adult education founded in 1902 that merged with the Humboldt Academy in 1915 .

The composer Justus Hermann Wetzel , who taught at the Riemann Conservatory from 1905 to 1907, described Knetsch as an “excellent music teacher” who also familiarized him with the writings of Hugo Riemann , who gave him his name .

Fonts

  • Basics of the musical elementary theory. In addition to a brief outline of the history of the piano , Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel 1882
  • Organization of lessons at the Riemann Conservatory in Stettin , Stettin: Saran, 1903
  • Tonale Chromatik , in: Musikalisches Wochenblatt , vol. 38, No. 31/32 of August 1, 1907, pp. 661–664 ( digitized version ) and No. 33/34 of August 15, 1907, pp. 681-683 - special edition Leipzig: Kreysing 1907
  • General music theory , Berlin & Leipzig: Hillger 1909 (= Hillger's illustrated folk books , volume 130)
  • The basics for understanding the musical work of art , Berlin & Leipzig: Hillger 1911
  • Music and youth care , Jena: Diederichs 1912 (= youth care , volume 1)
  • The care of music in the youth club , Jena: Diederichs 1912 (= youth care , volume 2)

literature

  • Bruno Schrader , The Riemann Conservatory in Stettin and its owners. A critical explanation , Leipzig: Schmidt 1906
  • International Who's who in Music and Musical Gazetteer: A Contemporary Biographical Dictionary and a Record of the World's Musical Activity , 1918, p. 333
  • Hugo Riemanns Musik-Lexikon, 10th edition, edited by Alfred Einstein , Berlin 1922, p. 650f.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Justus Hermann Wetzel. Composer, writer, teacher , ed. by Nancy Rudloff, Klaus Martin Kopitz and Dietmar Schenk, Berlin: Universität der Künste, 2004 (= writings from the UdK archive , volume 7), p. 71