Martin Mühlau

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Martin Mühlau (born March 11, 1883 , † January 15, 1969 ) was a Saxon folk singer.

Life

The musician, author of instrumental and solo scenes, was a member of the Eyle singers, the Leipzig Seidel singers and the Leipzig Krystallpalast singers .

Works

Mühlau wrote the following 21 pieces:

  • Bärne's postillon, instrumental scene
  • A musical wreath of songs, instrumental scene
  • A musical postilion, instrumental scene
  • Horn player Bliemchen from the Luftschifferbataillon, instrumental scene
  • Horn player Tute from the 4th company, instrumental scene
  • Hussar trumpeter Karl, instrumental scene
  • Saxon Schnadahüpfln, instrumental scene
  • The village musician
  • The signalist from the paramedics
  • Ede from the guard and lock company
  • A musical courier
  • A musical unique
  • A well-traveled marine musician
  • Orchestra servant tuning fork
  • The Bavarian postilion
  • The wandering bird
  • A musical chimney sweep
  • A musical unique
  • Court musician lip trill
  • Music Director Triller
  • Paramedic Pieke

Audio documents

Martin Mühlau's sound recordings exist on Kalliope, Beka, Electrocord / Cordy (Isi) and Hermophon.

Calliope

Original lecture in Saxon dialect with piano and piston:

  • The Bavarian Postillon / Der Wandervogel, both titles by Martin Mühlau. Kalliope K 258 (mx. Zw 2347)
  • The Bavarian Postillon / The Wandervogel. Saxon dialect, written and performed by Martin Mühlau. Calliope 5040
  • Schneiderfritzel / Tutenbach's career (Paul Göbel). Kalliope K.259, also Kalliope 5047

Beka

  • Mühlau Martin, Leipzig Crystal Palace singer:
    • Occasional musician Krumpel (Vallenda). Beka-Grand-Record 14 926
    • The stick trumpeter from the old days (Mühlau). Beka-Grand-Record 14 927
    • A musical chimney sweep (Mühlau) part 1/2. Beka 14 934/40
    • A Sorrowful Widower (Oscar Junghähnel). Beka B 3708 (mx. 14 938)
    • Tutenbach's career, by Paul Göbel. Beka B.3708-II (mx. 14 942)

Electrocord / Cordy

  • Kanonen-Maxe / An old town soldier. Electrocord 1231
  • Orchestra servant tuning fork / The Bavarian postilion. Electrocord 1232, also published on Isi 1232.
  • Court musician Lippentriller / A musical unique. Electrocord 1286 (mx. 5589/5591)
  • Paramedic Pieke / Music Director Triller. Electrocord 1287 (mx. 5624/5625)
  • A musical unique: humorous gentlemen's lecture, written and performed by Martin Mühlau, Leipzig, member of the Leipzig Seidel singers. Cordy catalog number 3129 - die number 5591
  • Hofmusikus Lippentriller: humorous gentlemen's lecture, written and performed by Martin Mühlau, Leipzig, member of the Leipzig Seidel singers. Cordy catalog number 3129 - die number 5589

Hermophon noble sound

“Hermophon Edelklang” was a product of the Arno Bauer company in Chemnitz. and used matrices from Artiphon, Calliope and Isiphon.

  • The Bavarian Postillon / Martin Mühlau. Original lecture in Saxon dialect, with piano and piston. Hermophon-Edelklang catalog number 1301 - matrix number 2340, further numbers: Zw 2340 (matrix stem number)
  • The Wandervogel / Martin Mühlau. Original lecture in Saxon dialect, with piano and piston. Hermophon-Edelklang catalog number 1302 [page 2 of 2], matrix number 2341, further numbers: Zw 2341 (matrix master number)
  • Musician Tutenbach's career: Original lecture by P. Gäbel [sic] / In Saxon dialect with piano and piston. Presented by Martin Mühlau. Hermophon-Edelklang catalog number 1303 - matrix number 2342, further numbers: 07717 (label); 2342 (mirror).
  • Schneider Fritzel: Original lecture by P. Gäbel [sic] / In Saxon dialect with piano and piston. Presented by Martin Mühlau. Hermophon-Edelklang catalog number 1303 - matrix number 2343, further numbers: 07719 (label); 2343 (mirror)

Re-releases

  • CD Rare Shellacs - Saxony - Volkssänger 1910–1932 at Trikont, Munich. Catalog No. US 0264 contains as track 18: Tutenbach's career. Saxon lecture by Paul Göbel. Voiced by Martin Mühlau, Leipzig Crystal Palace singer. Beka B.3708-II (mx. 14 942)

Web links

  • Martin Mühlau at DNB Musikarchiv [1]
  • Martin Mühlau at dismarc.org [2] (enter name)
  • Martin Mühlau at discogs [3]
  • Audio sample: Tutenbach's career (Paul Göbel) sung by Martin Mühlau, Leipzig's Krystallpalast singer. Beka B.3708-II (mx. 14 942), attach. May 1913 [reprinting 1920s]
  • Audio sample: An old city soldier singing lecture with recitation, with piston and piano accompaniment. Written and performed in Saxon dialect by Martin Mühlau, Leipzig. Electrocord No.1231 a (mx.?), Up. c. 1927

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Figure Wilh. Eyles Leipzig singer (right outside: Martin Mühlau)
  2. ↑ On the successor label “Cordy” of the Leipzig company Isiphon-Electrocord (from 1929) Mühlau is explicitly referred to as a “member of the Leipzig Seidel singer”, z. B. on Cordy 3129 (mx. 5591 “A musical unique” and mx. 5589 “Hofmusikus Lippentriller”): “Written and performed by Martin Mühlau, Leipzig, member of the Leipziger Seidel-Sänger”, cf. One and two
  3. ↑ cf. Plate label Beka B.3708-II under Tutenbach's career and Beka 14 934/40
  4. ↑ Illustration of the record label
  5. ↑ Logo (letters AB framed by C) shown at Albis-International.de
  6. ↑ Illustration of the Hermophon label at 78Record.de and Romfi.com
personal data
SURNAME Mühlau, Martin
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Saxon folk singer and musician
DATE OF BIRTH March 11, 1883
DATE OF DEATH 15th January 1969