Max von Haken

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Max Eugen Einard von Haken (born March 29, 1863 in Riga ; † January 26, 1917 in Niederlößnitz ) was a German conductor and music teacher .

Hook was trained as a conductor at the Royal Music School in Munich with Josef Gabriel Rheinberger . From September 1890 he worked in Riga. From 1902 he was the conductor of the Dresden Mozart Association .

Works

Musical works

  • Manru / by JJ Paderewski. Text by Alfred Nossig. Textl. u. music. ext. by Max v. Hook, Leipzig: H. Seemann Nf., 1902.
  • The Polish Jew: Volks-Oper in 2 acts / by Carl Weis. Text based on Erckmann-Chatrian by Victor Léon; Richard Batka. Textl. u. music. ext. by Max v. Hook, Leipzig: H. Seemann Nf., 1902.

Fonts

  • August Klughardt. (= Der Musikführer. Volume 259) H. Seemann Nachf., 1902.

literature

  • Ottmar G. Flüggen: Biographical stage lexicon of the German theaters from the beginning of German drama to the present. Bruckmann, Munich 1892.
  • Mozart Association: In honor of the commemorative memory of Professor Max von Haken, honorary member of the association ... 1917.
  • Helmut Scheunchen : Lexicon of German Baltic Music. Harro von Hirschheydt publishing house, Wedemark-Elze 2002. ISBN 3-7777-0730-9 . P. 100 f.

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personal data
SURNAME Hook, Max von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hook, Max Eugen Einard from
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German conductor and music teacher
DATE OF BIRTH March 29, 1863
PLACE OF BIRTH Riga
DATE OF DEATH January 26, 1917
Place of death Niederloessnitz