Fritz Druckseis

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Fritz Druckseis around 1900

Fritz Druckseis (born January 30, 1873 in Deggendorf ; † July 18, 1950 in Langenau ) was a Lower Bavarian local poet .

Life

Fritz Druckseis was born as the son of the master painter and board member of the community college Joseph Franz Druckseis and his wife Theresa, born. Fellermeier born in Deggendorf . He worked professionally as a primary school teacher, most recently as a senior teacher at the Klenzeschule in Munich , whose best-known student was Karl Ludwig Fey, alias Karl Valentin . In 1896 he married Anna Weber in Dingolfing . The marriage resulted in two sons.

After the publication of his successful Lower Bavarian poetry volumes by Seyfried in Munich, Druckseis was a member of a loose Munich dialect poets association, to which u. a. Aloys Dreyer , Wilhelm Dusch , Max Hofmann , Sepp Mitterer and Elise Beck counted. The passionate hunter was a member of the shooting society "Pachara" 1885 Unterbachern eV, Bergkirchen , not far from Hilgertshausen , where he lived after his retirement. Like his work as a schoolboy, this passion was also reflected in numerous poems. The composer Vinzenz Goller set four of his works to music for a songbook, for which Druckseis also wrote an introductory poem.

He died at the age of 77 in Langenau, where he spent the last days of his life with his son, the veterinarian Fritz Druckseis. His grave is in the Ostfriedhof in Munich.

Works

  • G'sund und z'fried'n: Poems in Lower Bavarian dialect , Munich, 1905
  • “How the Xaverl Masch'kra went. A Munich story ”in Jugendblätter 52, 1906, pp. 215–219.
  • “A scary adventure. Lower Bavarian Sketch ”in Jugendblätter 52, 1906, pp. 334–336.
  • Hast d 'mi' ?: Lower Bavarian poems , Munich 1908
  • Bavarian primer, edited by several school men [including Fritz Druckseis], Munich 1910
  • Hab 'di' scho !: Lower Bavarian poems, Munich, 1912
  • Die Frau: Parody of Löwe's ballad “Die Uhr” for voice and piano, Münch'ner Humoristika , 1912
  • Salvator bar in 1922 on the Nockherberg in Munich. Heavenly and earthly greetings for the reopening of the Salvator bar after a seven-year break , Paulanerbrauerei, Munich 1922. In it a text by Fritz Druckseis
  • As a spectator at Herrgottsgarten , Munich, 1931 (animal signs)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Druckseis lived in the Au district at Boosstrasse 8
  2. ↑ Brief biographical information can be found in Wilhelm Kosch, Hrsg., Deutsches Literaturlexikon. The 20th Century , Volume 6, Berlin 2004
  3. ↑ Aloys Dreyer, 70 years in a backpack , Munich 1934, p. 81
  4. ↑ "Newspaper article about riflemen from Amperbote and Dachauer Nachrichten"
  5. ↑ Vinzenz Goller, Singt's mit !: 25 songs in the Bavarian folk tone for male singing , op. 59, Regensburg 1909
personal data
SURNAME Druckseis, Fritz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Lower Bavarian homeland poet
DATE OF BIRTH January 30, 1873
PLACE OF BIRTH Deggendorf
DATE OF DEATH July 18, 1950
Place of death Langenau