Daniel Stop

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Daniel Stoppe (born November 17, 1697 in Hirschberg ( Silesia ), † July 12, 1747 in Hirschberg), was a German school teacher and Silesian occasional poet .

Life

Daniel Stoppe came from the simplest of circumstances, but a wealthy patron made it possible for him to go to school and from 1719 to 1722 to study philosophy in Leipzig . In 1728 he returned to Hirschberg, where he worked as a makeshift tutor and, after his marriage, also as a grocer , until he was hired in 1742 at the municipal grammar school as vice-principal (at that time junior teacher).

He composed cantata texts - some in the Silesian dialect , which were set to music in particular by Telemann , satirical verse epistles and fables that show the influences of the late baroque and the Leipzig gallant style . As a member of Gottsched 's 'German Society', however, he complied with his rule poetics . At Gottsched's request, he removed the coarse and dialect poems from his third collection of poems, which most likely had an individual character. Quite valued during his lifetime, Stoppe was completely forgotten soon after his death.

Works

  • Collection by Daniel Stoppens, Siles. German poems (in two volumes), Frankfurt / Leipzig: from Christian Weinmann 1728/1729; 1. Collection also: Frankfurt / Leipzig: at Tob. Heinr. Schrödern 1742
  • Parnassus in the Sättler Or joke and serious poems by Mr. Daniel Stoppens. Frankfurt / Leipzig: Mumme 1735.
  • Sunday work, or spiritual poetry. Hirschberg 1737.
  • New fables or moral poems, set up as an edifying pastime for German youth (in two volumes), Breslau: Korn 1738/1740.
  • Swan song, consisting of a poetic volume about the Gospels of all Sundays and festive days, for which the Capellmeister Telemann in Hamburg prepares the music. Hermsdorf under the Kynast: Lau; Hirschberg: Krahn, 1749.

literature

  • Ulrich Joost: Stoppe, Daniel , in: Killys Literatur-Lexikon Vol. 11 (1988).
  • Eberhard Haufe: Daniel Stoppe as Telemann's text poet , in: Telemann and his poets (1977).
  • Karl Gustav Berner: Silesian Compatriots (1901).
  • Hermann Markgraf:  Stoppe, Daniel . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 36, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1893, p. 435 f.

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