Ludwig Foglár

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Ludwig Stephan Foglár (born December 24, 1819 in Vienna , † August 15, 1889 in Kammer , Attersee ), was an Austrian lawyer and writer. (sometimes he used the pseudonym Leberecht Flott )

Foglár was the son of an Austro-Hungarian court official and the older brother of the writer Adolf Foglár .

After graduating from high school , Foglár enrolled at the University of Vienna for philosophy , music and modern languages . After successfully completing his studies, Foglár became an official of the Austrian first Danube steamship company .

As such, he married a year later, in 1843, a niece of the government councilor Schulz von Straßnitzky. Foglár lived with his wife in Pest for five years (1845–1850) and then in Vienna for 15 years. His wife died here in 1865.

Due to his position, Foglár traveled almost all of Europe. He processed the impressions of his travels in columns and essays in various newspapers and magazines. In 1857 the University of Gießen appointed Ludwig Foglár Dr. phil hc

At the age of 51, he married a daughter of the poet Ludwig von Deinhardstein in 1870 . Ludwig Stephan Foglár died on August 15, 1889 at the age of 70 in Kammer am Attersee.

Works

  • Cypresses . Poems. Hirschfeld, Vienna 1841.
  • Danube legends from the source to the mouth of the river . A poetic book of pilgrims. Zamarski & Dittmarsch, Vienna 1860.
  • Freedom area . Poems. Hedge branch, Pest 1848.
  • The martyrs of the imagination . Novellas. Weichelt, Vienna 1888. (German-Austrian National Library; 62)
  • Santa Velociped . Satire. sn, 1869.
  • Rays and shadows . Poems. sn, Leipzig 1846.
  • A piece of life . Poems. sn, 1847.
  • Rejected spectacles . Hedge branch, Pest 1847.

Songs with texts by Ludwig Foglár

  • Seelieder from Ludwig Foglar's poems; 71st work - music by Anton Hackel, text by Ludwig Foglar; Haslinger, Vienna [approx. 1841], - score;
  • Berlied poem by Ludwig Foglar; 74th work - music by Anton Hackel, text by Ludwig Foglar, Haslinger; Vienna [approx. 1841], - score;
  • What more do you want a poem by Ludwig Foglar; op. 84 - music by Anton Hackel, text by Ludwig Foglar; Witzendorf, Vienna, [approx. 1845], - score;
  • Two songs: for a tenor part with accompaniment of the pianoforte: Op. 113 / No. 1, oar stroke: poem by Ludwig Foglár. - Music by Anton Berlijn, text by Ludwig Foglár, Peters, Leipzig, [approx. 1859], - score;
  • Two songs. For a tenor part with accompaniment of the pianoforte - music by Anton Berlijn, text by Ludwig Foglár; Peters, Leipzig, [approx. 1859], - score;
  • Oar stroke: Op. 113 No. 1 - Music by Anton Berlijn, text by Ludwig Foglár; Peters, Leipzig, [1859?], - score;
  • Cypressen: Five characteristic chants with accompaniment of the pianoforte : The evening dawned , The Pearl , The Swallows , In a dream I saw love , I sank weepy into a gentle slumber - music by Władysław Tarnowski , text by Ludwig Foglar; A. Bösendorfer, Wiedeń, 1870, - score;
  • Two chants with accompaniment of the pianoforte : You book with seven seals , Whether you are now resting - music by Władysław Tarnowski, text by Ludwig Foglar; V. Kratochwill, Vienna, 1870. - Score;
  • What more could you want: for a voice with accompaniment of the pianoforte: op. 84 - music by Anton Hackel, text by Ludwig Foglar; Witzendorf, Vienna, [1880], - score;
  • Three songs by Ludw. Foglar for tenor with accompaniment of the pianoforte; 110th work - music by Carl Haslinger, text by Ludwig Foglar, Haslinger, Vienna - score;
  • Polka-Mazur champetre: for choir or quartet & 2 horns - music by Johann Strauss, text by Ludwig Stephan Foglar; Hans Pizka Edition, Kirchheim, 1985, - score.

literature

Web links

Wikisource: Ludwig Foglár  - Sources and full texts
Commons : Ludwig Foglár  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The novella was translated into Polish under the title Męczennicy fantazji by Władysław Tarnowski , Wochenblatt "Świt", Lemberg, 1872 .
  2. ^ Ludwig Foglár at WorldCat.
personal data
SURNAME Foglár, Ludwig
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Foglár, Ludwig Stephan (full name); Flott, Leberecht (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian lawyer and writer
DATE OF BIRTH December 24, 1819
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH August 15, 1889
Place of death Chamber , Attersee