Josef Fellner

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Josef Fellner (born May 5, 1909 in Vienna ; † July 21, 1964 there ) was an Austrian composer of the Wienerlied .

After studying piano privately and working in his parents' farmer's band ( D'Oba-Innviertler ), he worked in business (diploma at the University of World Trade in Vienna) and used his organizational talent in various Wienerlied organizations, the AKM and the ÖKB .

Fellner was buried in the Grinzinger Friedhof in Vienna in an honorary grave dedicated to the City of Vienna.

Compositions

  • A little Grinzing - a little Sievering
  • Don't be against it
  • S'Nussdorfer Sternderl
  • You dear Hallodri
  • My heart is in love with Viennese music
  • Rhumba from Grinzing
  • The poor fakir from Haiderabad
  • There are so many gels in Kritzendorf

literature

  • Siegfried Lang: Almanac of the entertainment composers of the 20th century , Vienna, Austrian Association of Composers 1974
  • Helmut Kretschmer: XIX. Dobling. Vienna [u. a.]: Jugend & Volk 1982 (Wiener Bezirkskulturführer, 19), p. 10

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personal data
SURNAME Fellner, Josef
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian composer
DATE OF BIRTH May 5, 1909
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH July 21, 1964
Place of death Vienna