Karl Magnus Klier

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Karl Magnus Klier (born December 7, 1892 in Vienna , † September 29, 1966 in Vienna) was an Austrian folk music researcher and collector.

Life

Karl Magnus Klier initially wanted to be an opera singer and was then a teacher until his retirement, until 1944 he taught at various primary and secondary schools in Vienna. He gained early musical experience in the Austrian Wandervogel and was an officer in the First World War. In his free time he devoted himself more and more to folk song research and studied musicology and folklore at the University of Vienna .

Act

In the interwar period he was involved in the German People's Singing Association, and designed the series We Learn Folk Songs for Radio Vienna . From 1930 to 1939 he was a collaborator and co-editor of the magazine Das deutsche Volkslied and from 1957 to 1966 of the yearbook of the Austrian Folk Song Works . From 1955 he was involved as its honorary director in setting up the central archive of the Austrian Folk Song Works. Klier's best-known work is the monograph Folk Musical Instruments in the Alps, Kassel 1956. He wrote a total of more than 300 works, including articles in the historical yearbook of the city of Linz .

Honors

Works

Publications:

  • together with Raimund Zoder: Volksweise for 2 flutes and snare drum. 1927.
  • Folk pipes and the jew's harp in the Austrian Alps in [Kgr.-Ber.] Beethoven Vienna. 1927.
  • Report on phonographic recordings of Austrian folk music. 1929.
  • New instructions for Schwegeln. 1931.
  • together with Raimund Zoder: 30 new folk songs from Burgenland. 1931.
  • together with Raimund Zoder: 30 folk songs from Lower Austria. 1932.
  • Haydn and the folk song of his homeland. In: Burgenland homeland sheets . 1. 1927 ( PDF on ZOBODAT ).
  • The folk song theme of a Haydn capriccio. In: The German folk song. 34th 1932.
  • The Schwegel or side pipe. An alpine folk instrument. In: Lied und Volk. 3rd 1933.
  • Folk songs from Lower Austria. 2nd 1934.
  • We learn folk songs 1–4. 1935-38.
  • Treasure Austrian Christmas carols. 1-6. 1936-40.
  • We learn Christmas carols. 1936.
  • Old Pfeifer Marches for 2 pipes and drum. 1937
  • together with Viktor Korda: Folk music Viennese masters. 1937.
  • Folk songs from the audience of the Viennese broadcaster. In: The German folk song. 40th 1938.
  • together with Viktor Korda: Folk music from Styria and Burgenland. 1938.
  • together with Viktor Korda: Folk music from Upper Austria. 1938.
  • together with Viktor Korda: Spielmusik from German Moravia. Wedding music from the Iglauer Sprachinsel (1819). 1938.
  • together with Viktor Korda: Sudeten German folk music. 1939.
  • together with Viktor Korda: Tyrolean folk music. 1940.
  • Folk songs from the Waldviertel. 1943.
  • together with Viktor Korda: Folk music from Carinthia. 1943.
  • together with Viktor Korda: Folk music of the Germans in the southeast. 1943.
  • 50 Viennese dudlers. 1945.
  • Wedding songs from East Tyrol. In: A. Dörrer, L. Schmidt (Eds.), [Fs.] H. Wopfner. 1947.
  • Flyer songs from Burgenland. In: Burgenland homeland sheets. Year 12.1950 ( PDF on ZOBODAT ).
  • The secular song leaflet prints by Philipp Krausslich in Urfahr-Linz (1861-1892). In: Yearbook of the City of Linz 1952. Linz 1953 ( online (PDF) in the forum OoeGeschichte.at).
  • Austrian Aviator bat songs. In: Yearbook of the Austrian Folk Song Works. 1st 1952.
  • Some Viennese printers of Lied leaflets 1780–1880. In: Yearbook of the Austrian Folk Song Works. 2/1953 and 3/1954.
  • The New Year singing in Burgenland. 1950.
  • Devotional and song books of the Viennese bookbinder and printer family Grund 1742–1858 . In: Leopold Schmidt (ed.): Culture and people. Contributions to folklore from Austria, Bavaria and Switzerland. Festschrift for Gustav Gugitz on his 80th birthday (= publications by the Austrian Museum of Folklore; Vol. 5). Self-published by the Austrian Museum of Folklore, Vienna 1954, pp. 139–152.
  • Innsbruck song leaflets of the 17th century. In: Yearbook of the Austrian Folk Song Works. 4th 1955.
  • Folk musical instruments in the Alps. Kassel 1956.
  • The “Styrian Alpine Singers” around 1830. In: Yearbook of the Austrian Folk Song Works . 5th 1956.
  • “Linzer Geiger” and “Linzer Tanz” in the 19th century. In: Historical Yearbook of the City of Linz 1956. Linz 1956 ( online (PDF) in the forum OoeGeschichte.at).
  • Draft for the creation of a melody register. Ms. 1956.
  • together with Adalbert Riedl: songs, rhymes and games of the children in Burgenland. 1957.
  • Folk song harvest at Burgstall Castle. In: Yearbook of the Austrian Folk Song Works. 7th 1958.
  • Historical songs from the 18th century from Austria. At the same time a contribution to the metric of the folk song. In: Yearbook of the Austrian Folk Song Works. 8th 1959.
  • together with Adalbert Riedl: Lied leaflet prints from Burgenland. 1958
  • Linz in song. Supplements. In: Historical yearbook of the city of Linz 1960. Linz 1960 ( online (PDF) in the forum OoeGeschichte.at).
  • An 18th century marriage argument and its distribution. In: Yearbook of the Austrian Folk Song Works. 10th 1961.
  • General bibliography of Burgenland 5: Folklore. 1965.
  • A Kalamaika from Eisenstadt. In: Yearbook of the Austrian Folk Song Works. 14th 1965.
  • From the folk instruments of the South Slavs. In: ÖMZ 20. 1965.
  • Christmas carols and shepherd games from Carinthia. In: Contributions to folk song research in Carinthia. 1967.
  • From the folk song in Upper Austria. In: Folk culture in Upper Austria. 1966/67.
  • (Ed.): People's life in the country around Vienna. Customs and costumes. Descriptions in words and pictures by Johannes Mayerhofer . 1969.

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Gerlinde Haid : Klier, Karl Magnus. In: Oesterreichisches Musiklexikon . Online edition, Vienna 2002 ff., ISBN 3-7001-3077-5 ; Print edition: Volume 2, Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna 2003, ISBN 3-7001-3044-9 .
  2. ↑ Karl Magnus Klier: New Instructions for Schwegeln (Seitenpfeifen) ( online ).
personal data
SURNAME Klier, Karl Magnus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian folk music researcher and collector
DATE OF BIRTH December 7, 1892
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH September 29, 1966
Place of death Vienna