Georg Schaumberg

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Georg Schaumberg

Georg Schaumberg (born May 30, 1855 in Ansbach , † March 2, 1931 in Munich ) was a German writer .

Life

Schaumberg lived for a while in Neuruppin and worked there as editor of the Neuruppiner Zeitung . From 1889 he lived in Munich, where he initially headed the weekly revue Illustrierte Münchener Stadtzeitung . Together with Michael Georg Conrad , Otto Julius Bierbaum and Oskar Panizza , Schaumberg was one of the founding members of the Society for Modern Life and one of the writers of Munich Modernism . In addition to poems, the focus of his work was on the field of theater.

Works

  • A thorough cure. Schwank in one act , 1886
  • The Day of Sedan , drama, 1888
  • 6 texts (poems and short prose) in: Modernes Leben. A collection book of the Munich moderns , Poeßl, Munich 1891 ( digitized in the Internet Archive )
  • Dies irae and other poems , 1893
  • Poem Im Batzenhäusl in: Jugend № 41 of October 10, 1896, p. 678
  • The Landshut Wedding , Festival, 1905
  • Fanfreluche. Musical comedy in two acts by Wilhelm Mauke . Text based on a novella by Gautier . Complete piano excerpt with German text. Drei Masken Verlag, Munich 1912
  • Libretto to Nicodemus. Opera in three acts by Hans Grimm . Hieber, Munich 1926

literature

  • Bavaria's poet in words and pictures , ed. v. Friedrich Leber. Kirchhof, Nuremberg 1906.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Fritz Ballin : Reviews in Die Musik , 11th year, issue 18 (2nd June issue, 1912), Schuster & Loeffler , Berlin, p. 381 f. ( Digitized in the Internet Archive ).