Hugo Schlemüller

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Hugo Schlemüller

Hugo Eduard Schlemüller (born October 2, 1872 in Königsberg , † August 7, 1918 in Bad Orb ) was a German cellist , composer , instrument teacher, music critic and publisher .

Life

The son of the pianist, music teacher and long-time music advisor to the Leipziger Tageblatt Heinrich Gustav Schlemüller (1841-1900) and his wife Louise Elise Wächter, daughter of the organist Heinrich Hermann Wächter (1818-1881), attended the Royal High School in Leipzig from 1882 to 1891 , which he left with the school leaving certificate. He then studied at the University of Leipzig until 1895 . His musical education he received at the Conservatory in Gotha , where the cellist Luise Wandersleb-Patzig worked (1846-1901).

Hugo Schlemüller played as a cello virtuoso in Munich and Leipzig. From 1902 he taught violoncello at the Hoch Conservatory in Frankfurt am Main . In addition, he composed textbooks for cello, virtuoso cello pieces and cello concertos, and worked as a music critic and music writer. In 1910 he founded his own music publisher, which published his contemporary concert programs, among other things .

In 1916 Hugo Schlemüller was called up for military service. In August 1917 he gave up his position at the Hoch Conservatory. He died during a spa stay in Bad Orb.

Works (selection)

  • Lullaby. For a voice with accompaniment of the pianoforte , Zschocher, Leipzig 1894.
  • The Cologne men's choir in Italy 1910. According to reports to the Kölner Tageblatt , Schlemüller, Frankfurt am Main 1910.
  • Contemporary concert programs , Schlemüller, Frankfurt am Main 1910/11.
  • The study of the 4th position. 12 easy performance pieces for violoncello in the 4th (narrow) position with accompaniment of the piano or a second violoncello , Zimmermann, Leipzig 1913.
  • How do I get concert engagements? The artist as a merchant. A practical guide for performing artists , Schlemüller, Frankfurt am Main 1916 (Schlemüller's artist library).
  • The very first performance pieces by the young cellist. 20 easy performance pieces for violoncello in the first position, with piano accompaniment or a second cello , op.19, Zimmermann, Leipzig o. J.
  • Etude school for violoncello. A collection of progressively arranged etudes by the important cellists. New edition in 2 volumes. Selects from the booklets classes 1 to 4 , Zimmermann, Leipzig o. J.
  • The thumb attachment. A school for the study of the thumb attachment on the violoncello from the first beginnings to virtuosity with numerous examples and practice pieces, Op. 28 , Zimmermann, Leipzig undated
  • Seven small pieces (in the first position) for audition for young cellists. Pieces, Vc Kl, op.29, with accompaniment of the pianoforte or a second violoncell, op.29 , André, Offenbach am Main o.J.

literature

  • Twenty-fourth annual report of Dr. Hoch'schen Conservatory for all branches of musical art in Frankfurt am Main , C. Adelmann, Frankfurt am Main 1902.
  • Dr. Hoch's Conservatorium for All Branches of Music: Thirty-ninth Annual Report. Published at the end of the school year 1916/17 , Voigt and Gleiber, Frankfurt am Main 1917.
  • Dr. Hoch's Conservatorium for All Branches of Music: Fortieth Annual Report. Published at the end of the school year 1917/18 , Voigt and Gleiber, Frankfurt am Main 1918.
  • Walter Niemann: Piano Lexicon. Virtuosos, composers, educators, methodologists, etc. Writer d. Piano , Kahnt, Leipzig 1918.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ König Albert-Gymnasium (Royal High School until 1900) in Leipzig: Student album 1880-1904 / 05 , Friedrich Gröber, Leipzig 1905.
  2. ↑ Twenty-fourth annual report of Dr. Hoch'schen Conservatory, p. 3
  3. ↑ Thirty-ninth Annual Report, p. 4
  4. ↑ Fortieth Annual Report, p. 7
personal data
SURNAME Schlemüller, Hugo
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schlemüller, Hugo Eduard (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German cellist, composer, music writer
DATE OF BIRTH October 2, 1872
PLACE OF BIRTH Königsberg (Prussia)
DATE OF DEATH August 7, 1918
Place of death Bad Orb