Ferdinand Braun (writer)

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Portrait of Frédéric-Ferdinand Braun, private collection
Elise or Law and Nature, front page

Ferdinand Braun , also Frédéric-Ferdinand Braun , (born February 5, 1812 in Strasbourg , † June 17, 1854 in Paris ) was a French poet , writer , music reviewer and teacher of the German language. Pseudonym Ferdinand *** .

Life

He attended the Jean-Sturm-Gymnasium in Strasbourg and studied Protestant theology at the Strasbourg University with Matthias Richard (1795–1869), Theodor (Théodore) Fritz and Andreas Jung (1793–1863). He worked for a short time as a vicar in Thann . He was friends with Georg Kastner , who brought him to Paris in 1837.

He was a teacher of the German language at the École municipale Turgot , founded in Paris in 1836 and named after the economist Anne Robert Jacques Turgot . He also published several textbooks that got multiple editions.

Together with German Mäurer , he published the early socialist magazine Die Pariser Horen in six issues (1847).

Robert Schumann set one of his poems to music.

In 1850 he married Anne de Surval . His son Édouard Braun was born on November 3, 1851 in Paris.

Works

  • La demonologie des Hébreux, tirée de l'Ancien Testament et des Apocryphes . Thesis. Strasbourg 1837. (Diss. Theol.) Digitized
  • Ferdinand ***: Elise or Law and Nature. A novel from the latest contemporary history . Wachendorf, Stuttgart 1840.
  • Nouveaux principes de grammaire allemande . Vve Maire-Nyon, Paris 1841.
  • A sonata. Original musical novella . In: FS Gassner (Hrsg.): Journal for Germany's music clubs and dilettantes. With the participation of art scholars, artists and amateurs . Chr. F. Mullersche Hofbuchhandlung, Karlsruhe 1841, pp. 137–167 and pp. 262–299. MDZ reader
  • Choix de lectures allemandes, second cours de versions . Vve Maire-Nyon, Paris 1842.
  • The sneakers. A story for the youth . Vve Maire-Nyon, Paris 1842.
  • Poetry . CF Winter, Heidelberg 1843. Digitized
  • Poems . In: August Stöber , Friedrich Otte (Ed.): Elsäßische Neujahrsblätter for 1845 . Schweighauser'sche Buchhandlung, Basel 1845, pp. 221–223. MDZ reader
  • The Paris Horen. Journal for literature, art, science, politics and social life . Bautruche, Paris 1847 MDZ Reader (issue January 1847)
  • Poems . In: August Stöber , Friedrich Otte (Ed.): Elsäßische Neujahrsblätter for 1847 . Schweighauser'sche Buchhandlung, Basel 1847, pp. 255–257. MDZ reader
  • Félicien David : The desert. Large symphony ode in 3 sections with declaimed stanzas, chants, choirs and a large orchestra . (Text by Ferdinand Braun). Stettin 1846. Digitized Munich approx. 1850
  • The little worker (Paris) and spring song. For a child . In: Deutscher Musenalmanach for the year 1850 , Nuremberg 1850, pp. 105-108.
  • The wanderer and the ghosts at Beethoven's grave . Poem by Ferdinand Braun. Music by G. Meyerbeer. F. Glöggl & Sohn, Vienna. undated [1857] Digital collections of the Berlin State Library
  • Poems from the estate. With the portrait of the poet . Sprandel, Stuttgart 1859.
  • [ Poems from the estate ]. In: Theodor Klein (Ed.): Pfeffel-Album. Collected gifts from Alsatian poets . Geng, Colmar 1859, pp. 43-57. MDZ reader

literature

  • Necrologist . In: August Stöber (Ed.): Alsatia. Yearbook of Alsatian history, legend and language. 1856-1857 . JP Rißler, Mühlhausen 1857, p. 383. Digitized
  • Brown Ferdinand . In: Fr. Édouard Sitzmann: Dictionnaire de biographie des hommes célèbres de l'Alsace. Depuis les temps les plus reculés jusqu'à nos jours . Tome IF Sutter, Rixheim 1909, p. 220. Digitized
  • Christian Wolff: Brown Frédéric Ferdinand. In: Nouveau dictionnaire de biographie alsacienne . 1983 ( online resource ).

Web links

Remarks

  1. ↑ The full name results from his dissertation.
  2. ^ Memorandum of the Theological Society of Strasbourg. II. 1840-1846 . Carl Hochhausen, Jena 1847, p. 24.
  3. ^ "To his friend Dr. Georg Kastner dedicates the following poems to their author. "( Poesien , p. 4.)
  4. ↑ Berthold Schubert, Inge Kießhauer: Two copies of the "Pariser Horen" found . In: Contributions to Marx-Engels Research 19, Berlin 1985, pp. 108-109.
  5. ↑ Jon W Finson: Robert Schumann. The book of songs. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass. 2008, p. 255. Digitized .
  6. ^ Baptism in the Eglise des Billettes in Paris on February 22, 1852.
  7. ↑ So the pseudonym of the author on the title page.
  8. ↑ Gateway Bayern ( Memento of the original from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. dissolves the pseudonym in the Ferdinand Dietter catalog . @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / services.bibliothek.kit.edu
  9. ↑ To determine the author, see his work Poesien , p. 2. ("Poesien, by Ferdinand Braun, author of the novel: 'Elise, or law and nature', etc.")
  10. ↑ Review in Jenaische Allgemeine Literatur-Zeitung No. 113 "Juny" 1840, column 899–901.
  11. ^ Review in Leaves for Literary Entertainment . No. 306 of November 2, 1841, pp. 1238-1240.
  12. ↑ In it by F. Braun: “Rich and poor. Novelle ", p. 7 ff. And" Musikalische Umschau ", p. 47 ff.
personal data
SURNAME Brown, Ferdinand
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Braun, Frédéric-Ferdinand (full name); Dietter, Ferdinand (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French poet, writer, music reviewer and teacher of the German language
DATE OF BIRTH February 5, 1812
PLACE OF BIRTH Strasbourg
DATE OF DEATH June 17, 1854
Place of death Paris