Carl grams

Carl Gramm , also Karl Gramm (born 1855 ; died March 27, 1927 ) was an Austrian composer of workers' songs .

Socialist march for the Erfurt SPD party conference in 1891, text by Max Kegel

The socialist march composed for the Erfurt party congress in 1891 was made by Carl Gramm, about whose life little is known so far . His compositions from the series “The Free Singer. Songs for four-part male choir ”, including“ Spring Song ”by Fritz Treugold,“ The Men of Work ”by Jacob Audorf ,“ Federal Song ”by Georg Herwegh ,“ My Flower and My Star ”by Fritz Treugold,“ Singe Liebchen! ”By Fritz Treugold , "Hoch!", "In May" by Gregor and "Grüß Gott, Ihr Blümlein alle!" By Fritz Treugold, "Abendlied" by Fritz Treugold, "Bundeslied der Metallarbeiter" by Jacob Audorf, "Singer greeting" and, "Den Krug at hand! "by Fritz Treugold and" Wahre Weisheit "by Ludwig Woltmann and" Hoch! "

After him was in 1929 Wien-Floridsdorf the Karl-gram alley named.

editor

The free singer. Songs for four-part male choir . Edited by Carl Gramm. First series. Score edition. Issues 1 to 60. JHW Dietz Verlag Nachfl., Stuttgart 1890–1892. contents
- The free singer. Songs for four-part male choir . Edited by Carl Gramm. Second series. Pattitur and parts output. Issues 61 to 71. JHW Dietz Verlag Nachfl., Stuttgart 1891–1893.
- The free singer. Songs for four-part male choir . Edited by Carl Gramm. 71 booklets. JHW Dietz, Stuttgart 1919.
The free singer. A collection of social democratic songs and declamations . 22., verb. New York 1899 edition.

Single prints

Song grove for children. 25 easy one- and two-part songs with easy piano accompaniment, as well as 6 two-part canons. Op. 20 . Hamburg & Kiel 1885.
Winter song. Poem by Ludwig Hinterding . Song for one voice with accompaniment of the pianoforte. Op. 7. AC Lehmann, Hamburg 1888.
New war songs. For piano or singing with piano accompaniment. Op. 42. Dombrowsky, Hamburg undated
Socialist March. For male choir. Op. 30 . German Workers' Association, Berlin 1910. (Gramm, Carl [composer]; Kegel, Max; Kahn, Robert [composer])
Christmas album for violin . Hansa album 21. Domkowsky & Co, Leipzig 1920.

literature

Max Schwarz : Since 1881. Bibliography published by JHW Dietz Nachf. JHW Dietz Nachf., Berlin, Bonn-Bad Godesberg 1973.

Web links

Carl grams. In: dasrotewien.at - Web dictionary of the Viennese social democracy. SPÖ Vienna (Ed.)
Barbara Boisits, Monika Kornberger: Gramm, Carl (Karl). In: Oesterreichisches Musiklexikon . Online edition, Vienna 2002 ff., ISBN 3-7001-3077-5 ; Print edition: Volume 2, Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna 2003, ISBN 3-7001-3044-9 .
“The Socialist March” by Max Kegel and Carl Gramm. In: Der Wahre Jacob 1891, supplement to no. 136, p. 1105. Digitized

Individual evidence

↑ The Free Singer , Book 19.
↑ The Free Singer . Booklet 2. Pseudonym of Friedrich Wink (March 14, 1852 - December 31, 1906). Franz Brümmer
↑ The Free Singer , Volume 4.
↑ The Free Singer , Book 6.
↑ The Free Singer , Volume 8.
↑ The Free Singer , Volume 10.
↑ The Free Singer , Volume 12.
↑ The Free Singer , No. 15.
↑ The Free Singer , No. 23.
↑ The Free Singer , Book 34.
↑ The Free Singer , No. 50.
↑ The Free Singer , No. 54.
↑ The Free Singer , Book 58.
^ Max Schwarz, pp. 156-163.
↑ Max Schwarz, p. 69.

personal data
SURNAME	Gram, Carl
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Gram, Karl
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Austrian composer of workers' songs
DATE OF BIRTH	1855
DATE OF DEATH	March 27, 1927

[1] The Free Singer , Book 19.

[2] The Free Singer . Booklet 2. Pseudonym of Friedrich Wink (March 14, 1852 - December 31, 1906). Franz Brümmer

[3] The Free Singer , Volume 4.

[4] The Free Singer , Book 6.

[5] The Free Singer , Volume 8.

[6] The Free Singer , Volume 10.

[7] The Free Singer , Volume 12.

[8] The Free Singer , No. 15.

[9] The Free Singer , No. 23.

[10] The Free Singer , Book 34.

[11] The Free Singer , No. 50.

[12] The Free Singer , No. 54.

[13] The Free Singer , Book 58.

[14] Max Schwarz, pp. 156-163.

[15] Max Schwarz, p. 69.