Liedertafel to Leipzig
| Liedertafel to Leipzig | |
|---|---|
| Seat: | Leipzig / Germany |
| Founding: | 1815 |
| Genus: | Male choir |
| Founder: | Jacob Bernhard Limburger |
| Voices : | 12 (TTBB) |
The Liedertafel zu Leipzig was a men's choir that existed from 1815 to 1846 . It was the second founding of this kind after the Zelterchen Liedertafel founded in 1809. It should not be confused with the later Leipzig Liedertafel founded in 1842 .
history
The Liedertafel zu Leipzig was founded on October 24, 1815 on the initiative of Jacob Bernhard Limburger . The meetings took place alternately in the rooms of the inviting member. After 1840 the members met only sporadically and on March 13, 1846 there was the last documented meeting.
In contrast to most of the other Liedertafeln that were founded throughout Germany over the years, their membership was always limited to twelve people. There were a total of only 25 members plus their honorary member Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy .
Members of the song board
- Ernst August Carus , Bass II, 1832–1844
- Johann Christian August Clarus , Tenor I, 1817
- Gustav Moritz Clauss, Tenor I, 1824–1846
- Wilhelm Crusius , Bass II, 1835–1846
- Heinrich Dörrien, Bass I, 1815–1846
- Gottfried Wilhelm Fink , tenor I / bass I, 1815–1846
- Wilhelm Härtel , Tenor I, 1817–1846
- Carl Albert Hering, Tenor I, 1826–1846
- Friedrich Kistner , Tenor I, 1830–1846
- Carl Friedrich Gustav Klug, Tenor I, 1815–1830
- Wilhelm Friedrich Kunze, tenor II, 1815–1846
- Jacob Bernhard Limburger , Bass II / Bass I, 1815–1846
- Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (honorary member), tenor II, 1835–1846
- Theodor Alexander Platzmann , tenor II, 1824–1846
- Gustav Preusser , Bass II, 1834–1846
- Karl Friedrich Enoch Richter, Tenor I / Tenor II, 1817–1827
- Friedrich Rochlitz , Bass I, 1815–1842
- Heinrich Conrad Schleinitz , tenor II, 1826–1846
- Adolf Martin Schlesinger , tenor I, 1815–1817
- Carl Christian Schmidt, Bass II, 1827–1846
- Friedrich Schneider , Tenor II, 1815–1821
- Johann Philipp Christian Schulz , Bass II, 1815–1827
- Wilhelm Seyfferth , Bass II, 1815-1832
- Christian Adolf Wendler, Bass I, 1815–1846
- Adolph Emil Wendler, Bass I, 1838–1846
- Amadeus Wendt , Tenor II / Bass I, 1815–1829
See also
literature
- The shooting celebration and the first provincial song table in Leipzig . In: Illustrirte Zeitung . No. 5 . J. J. Weber, Leipzig July 29, 1843, p. 75-76 ( Wikisource ).
- Sebastian Nickel: Male choir singing and bourgeois movement 1815–1848 in Central Germany . Cologne 2013