Josef Stump
Josef Stump (* 1883 in Unterschönenbuch ; † March 21, 1929 in Schwyz ) was a Swiss Schwyzerörgeler . Josef Stump, who comes from Schwyz but was born in the municipality of Ingenbohl , is still today a role model for many Schwyzerörgelers in Central Switzerland.
Life
Little is known about Josef Stump's youth. His father, Melchior Stump, was an alphorn and Büchel blower, but how much he learned from him is unclear. There are some original recordings on shellac records from around 1911–1914, which Josef Stump recorded with Xaver Betschart as a Schwyz hand organ duet. Most of it, however, was passed on from Balz Schmidig to Martin Nauer, the father of the accordionist of the same name , and from him in turn to other Schwyzerörgelers such as Alois Lüönd and Seebi Schmidig. Martin Nauer is also known as the «Örgelidoktor», as he tuned and repaired the Schwyzerörgelis in Schwyz in his workshop for decades. There are a few records of him. The violin player Blum paid for Josef Stump's first Schwyzerörgeli , which he paid for with public appearances. With Balz Schmidig, he also recorded 15 tracks as the Berglerkapelle formation (around 1920), which are still considered milestones in the history of country music.
He lived in Ingenbohl , Steinen and most recently in Aargau .
Traditional compositions
Ä Gmüetliche, Abendfrieden (formerly Gersauer Mazurka), Älplers Feierabend (formerly Rossbergler-Länders) later with Kasi Geisser “When a Länders sound” and with the Yberger HD “Sihlseebuebä”, Älplers Lust, Auf den Mythen (parts s'Gitzitrichäli), Auf the hike, Auf Etzels Heights, Chilbi-Läbä, Dr Huserstock (Hauserstock Polka), Dur d'Mängass apä, Echo vom Frontal, Echo vom Mythen, Echo vom Urmibärg, Einsiedler-Meiteli, Em Romi sinä, En Hoselupf, {memories of Josef Stump}, {Frävler-Länders}, Geissler-Scottish, greetings to March, {Herzensbängeli}, wooden shoe dance, Dr Ibächler (Ibacher-Waldhüttli-Marsch), Im Alpstübli, Im Nägälis Gärtli (s'Nägelisgrätli), Landammanns joy , Liendschä-Seebis-Freud, march of the red grenadiers (Dr Grenadier), Muotathaler-Gäuerler, Mys lieb Dörfli, Rigirosen, Schwingä and Örgälä, Schwyzer Heimweh, Schwyzergmüet (Schwyzermuet), s'Vreneli, Ufdanzbödumper, Typisch dr Fronalp (Auf der Frohnalp), Waldstätten-Schottisch, Yberger-Buebä, Zogä-Buebä, ...
{according to Stump-Schmidig}
Web links
- Josef Stump & Balz Schmidig on rigigruess.ch
- Josef Stump & Balz Schmidig on mosibuebe.ch
Individual evidence
- ↑ schwyzkultur.ch: Concert in honor of Joseph Stump. ( Memento of the original from February 21, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. November 10, 2009.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Stump, Josef |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swiss composer and Schwyzerörgeler |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1883 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Unterschönenbuch |
| DATE OF DEATH | March 21, 1929 |
| Place of death | Schwyz |