Hans F. Schaub

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Hans F. Schaub
Title page of A German Te Deum (1942)

Hans Ferdinand Schaub (born September 22, 1880 in Frankfurt am Main , † November 12, 1965 in Hanstedt / Nordheide ) was a German composer .

Life

Schaub was a student at the Hoch Conservatory with Iwan Knorr . Afterwards he was choir conductor in Bingen and got a teaching position in Breslau . From 1900 he studied at the Berlin Academy with Engelbert Humperdinck . Schaub had an acquaintance with Richard Strauss and Max von Schillings . From 1906 to 1915 he was editor of the German musician newspaper and presidential member of the professional organization. From 1916 he was a teacher for piano, form theory and composition at the Vogt Conservatory in Hamburg. He was also active as a composer. Schaub lived in Hanstedt / Nordheide until the 1960s. He was married to Margreth Gins. His sister was the singer Hedwig "Hede" Lelyveld-Schaub, who was given to Dr. Hoch's conservatory in Frankfurt studied singing. This also lived and died in Hanstedt / Nordheide.

Works

Incidental music

  • Nutcracker and Mouse King , fairy tale game with song and dance in five pictures, a prelude and epilogue (Libretto: Margarethe Schaub; premier in Hamburg 1918)

Choral music

  • De Wihnachsmann in'n Snee for two voices (choir) and chamber orchestra (1938)
  • A German Te Deum, premiered in 1940 in the Hamburg State Opera under the direction of Max Thurn from the Philharmonic State Orchestra with Lisa Jungkind, Gusta Hammer, Carl Kronenberg.
  • The fallen, cantata for solos, choir and orchestra

Orchestral music

  • Symphonic Festival March for large orchestra op.2 (WP 1902)
  • Three Intermezzi for small orchestra op.5 (WP 1912)
  • Orchestral suite based on the music for the fairy tale game Nutcracker and Mouse King op.7 (WP 1918)
  • Passacaglia and Fugue for large orchestra op.10 (1928, premier 1935)
  • Evening music (serenade) for orchestra (1929)
  • Festive prelude for orchestra
  • Ciaconna for string orchestra (premiere 1939)

Chamber music

  • Capriccio for violin and piano op.4
  • Ciaconne for two violins
  • String Quartet No. 1 in C minor
  • String Quartet No. 2 in D major
  • Play music (rondo) for flute, oboe, clarinet in A, bassoon, violin and viola

Songs

  • Six songs for alto and piano

Documents

literature

  • Erich H. Müller: German Musicians Lexicon. Limpert, Dresden 1929.
  • Friedrich Herzfeld (Ed.): The New Ullstein Lexicon of Music. Ullstein, Frankfurt am Main [et al.] 1993.

Web links

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personal data
SURNAME Schaub, Hans F.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schaub, Hans Ferdinand (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German composer
DATE OF BIRTH September 22, 1880
PLACE OF BIRTH Frankfurt am Main
DATE OF DEATH November 12, 1965
Place of death Hanstedt / Nordheide