Hugo Herold

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Hugo Herold (born February 21, 1880 in Ellefeld , † April 17, 1945 in Dresden-Bühlau ) was a German composer .

Herold lived in Saxony and already presented his first own compositions before the First World War . He set numerous poems to music, published music textbooks and collections of songs and wrote the music for several plays. After the Second World War , some of his compositions were banned in the Soviet occupation zone and in the GDR and no longer performed in public.

Works

  • Hans Fiedelmann: A fairy tale and dance game in 2 acts , music by Hugo Herold, Mühlhausen 1927
  • Now look back once more, Now the wide gate opens, Op. 31, 2 dismissal songs from Ernst Hüttig. For three voices. Children's choir, soprano solo, violin and piano accompaniment , Leipzig 1929
  • Basics of general music education , 2nd edition, Leipzig 1930
  • On the practice of music education for all types of schools , Leipzig 1932
  • People and Fatherland in the German Song , Leipzig: Strauch 1933
  • Schlageter based on a poem by Paul Wolf, Leipzig: Strauch 1933
  • And greet the new time in the country. Discharge songs composed for 3-part children's choir, violin (ad libitum), piano or harmonium accompaniment, op.75, Leipzig: Strauch, 1933
  • Command of the king. Cheerful Singspiel from the age of Frederick the Great in 2 Acts, 1933
  • Revolving gate song. Text: Otto students on song postcard sold
  • Quite awesome! , distributed on song postcard
  • Lied ven de Waldleut , distributed on song postcard
  • Kliegend , distributed on a song postcard
  • Vienna member , text: Otto Schüler, distributed on song postcard
personal data
SURNAME Herald, Hugo
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German composer
DATE OF BIRTH February 21, 1880
PLACE OF BIRTH Ellefeld
DATE OF DEATH April 17, 1945
Place of death Dresden-Bühlau