Ferdinand Joly

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Ferdinand Joly (born June 4, 1765 in Salzburg , † October 20, 1823 in Elsenloh near Tittmoning ) was an Austrian folk poet and composer .

Life

Ferdinand Joly was a son of the court confectioner Joseph Alexius Joly. He began studying at the University of Salzburg, but was expelled in 1783 and then lived as a traveling poet. According to the Austrian Biographical Lexicon , he wrote, among other things, mocking songs , peasant comedies and shepherd games, but also funeral and church songs, and was also active as a painter. About 20 pieces of Jolys have been preserved. August Hartmann published his folk plays in Leipzig in 1880 .

Jolly "A sudden death in the open air reached" according to ADB on the Einödhof Elsenloh. He is said to have been described as a student on his grave cross.

The phrase " My dear Scholli " may go back to Ferdinand Joly and his Huguenot surname.

There is a Ferdinand-Joly-Weg in Laufen .

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ So the information in the ÖBL. August Rettenbacher: The dialect poetry in Salzburg . Mundartfreunde Österreichs, 1982, p. 35 ( limited preview in the Google book search) describes him as the son of a valet, as does Hyacinth Holland in the ADB and others.
  2. ^ A b Beck: Journal for Bavarian State History . Beck, 1997, p. 834 ( limited preview in Google book search)
  3. ↑ Joly, Ferdinand in the ÖBL
  4. ^ Dieter Albrecht: Handbook of Bavarian History. CH Beck, 1988, ISBN 978-3-406-32320-1 , p. 1009 ( limited preview in Google book search)
  5. ^ M. Niemeyer .: Journal of Romance Philology . M. Niemeyer., 1995, p. 64 ( limited preview in the Google book search).
personal data
SURNAME Joly, Ferdinand
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Joly, Ferdinand J.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian folk poet
DATE OF BIRTH June 4, 1765
PLACE OF BIRTH Salzburg
DATE OF DEATH October 20, 1823
Place of death Elsenloh (Tittmoning)