Hans Kulla

Hans Kulla (* 1910 in Essen ; † August 19, 1956 in Bamberg ) was a German composer , music teacher and church musician .

He set travel songs to music that were sung in the youth movement , as well as children's songs and wrote sacred choral music. He published collections of songs and at conferences, including those in Haus Altenberg and Feuerstein Castle , promoted the resurgence of youth culture after the Second World War .

Stages in life: Studied at the Cologne University of Music , trainee music in Halberstadt , teacher in Suhl , elementary school teacher in Faulbach am Main, youth work at the Archdiocese of Bamberg , music pedagogue at the German Gymnasium, now ETA-Hoffmann-Gymnasium and lecturer at the Institute for Teacher Training in Bamberg.

Kulla was married and lived in Bamberg , he had six children.

Publications

• Children's world. Songs for old and young people. by Saint-George and Strauf Münster, Lorenz Kraus, Der Quell-Verlag KH 1948
• Altenberger Singebuch . Edited sheet music by Adolf Lohmann, Johannes Theissing, Hans Kulla, and Hans Böhringer, Christophorus Verlag, Freiburg im Breisgau. 1949
• The arc of life , Kulla, Hans. Stuttgart-Sillenbuch, Fidula-Verlag, 1949
• Music for the fairy tale game "Der Kristall" by Hans Kulla from Vier-Türme-Verlag 1950
• The gold ring . A song book of love by Hans Kulla, Christophorus Verlag, Freiburg im Breisgau. 1951
• The new journey - songs of the youth , by Hans Kulla, Günter Bernert, and Klaus Franken, Christophorus Verlag, Freiburg im Breisgau, 1952
• Children's dance and children's song , all around that is not difficult by Hans Kulla and Waltraud Böhm from Don Bosco Verlag 1953
• Drinking songs from old masters , Kulla, Hans. - Christophorus Verlag, Freiburg im Breisgau, 1955
• European songs , Kulla, Hans. Fidula Publishing House, 1973

Web links

• Works by and about Hans Kulla in the catalog of the German National Library
• The songs / works by Hans Kulla, listing with publication date at deutscheslied.com