Elisabeth Prince

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Elisabeth Prince 1953

Elisabeth Fürst (born December 24, 1904 in Nuremberg ; † 1989 ibid) was a primary school teacher and author in Nuremberg.

Life

Her father was a teacher from Lower Franconia, her mother came from Nuremberg. Elisabeth Fürst described the day of her birth in dialect:

“Born in Nermberg on Christkindlsobnd
and gorged to Sunntog derzou,
if nothing goes wrong, na mou i scho sogn:
Möih raised i mer give over gnou!

En Christbam, whom I raised og'schaut as a shock
and wöi's mi zer Taf hom hietrogn,
do wern bal döi Kindsi and midwife 'derfrurn,
su cold what tho , net zu so.

- Elisabeth Prince

She worked as a primary school teacher in Nuremberg until 1966, during which time she completed a private language course and made several trips abroad, including to Greece.

Her sister was an art teacher at the Labenwolf secondary school in Nuremberg. Both were unmarried. In 1966 Elisabeth Fürst founded the Collegium Nürnberger Dialect Poets together with several other authors , which still exists today.

She wrote poetry and prose in standard German and dialect; over a hundred poems were set to music by various composers.

Works

  • Nuremberg Christmas. Amateur play with songs by Martin Lutschewitz. Bärenreiter Verlag, Kassel and Basel 1954
  • Face of a landscape. Nuremberg Franconia. Freudinger-Verlag, Nuremberg
  • Home Europe. Poems. Lorenz Spindler Verlag, Nuremberg 1963
  • Written on silk. From the life of the painter and poet Kiu. Verse novel. Glock and Lutz publishing house, Nuremberg 1965
  • Land of the silver thistle. Poems from the Nordgau. Lorenz Spindler Verlag, Nuremberg
  • The holy week. Passion Easter, speaking oratorio. Hohenloher printing and publishing house, Gerabronn
  • Life and death of the soldier Kama. From an estate. Glock and Lutz publishing house, Nuremberg 1968
  • Holy time. From Advent to Epiphany. Poetry collection for Christmas celebrations. Hohenloher Printing and Publishing House, Gerabronn 1978, ISBN 3-87354-0738 .
  • That's when you laugh at Scheckat. Poems. Publishing house Glock and Lutz, Nuremberg
  • The funny guide. Poems. Glock and Lutz publishing house, Nuremberg 1965
  • Stories from everyday life. New poems. Glock and Lutz publishing house, Nuremberg 1965
  • Dö Christmas shift. That's how old Schober Hans used to do. Glock and Lutz publishing house, Nuremberg 1973
  • Eppelein of Gailingen. A delightful comedia for young and old. Glock and Lutz publishing house, Nuremberg 1973
  • The peasant year. Poemla and G'schichtla. Verlag Glock and Lutz, Nuremberg 1978, ISBN 3-7738-5776-7 .
  • Almighty, etz su wos! Where everything is located in the city is described in Boesie and Brosa. Verlag Glock and Lutz, Nuremberg 1978, ISBN 3-7738-5777-4 .
  • The game of Saint Sebaldus. In five acts with interludes. Offset printing by Karl Frey, Nuremberg

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Thu laugh at Scheckat! Publishing house Glock and Lutz, Nuremberg
personal data
SURNAME Prince, Elisabeth
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer and poet
DATE OF BIRTH December 24, 1904
PLACE OF BIRTH Nuremberg
DATE OF DEATH 1989
Place of death Nuremberg