Michael Lösel

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Michael Lösel (* 1957 in Weiden in der Oberpfalz ) is a German draftsman, guitarist, composer, songwriter, chansonnier, columnist, author, presenter, actor and publisher.

Professional background

After graduating from high school in 1977, Lösel studied German, social studies and history at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität in Erlangen for the teaching post at grammar school and graduated with a Magister Artium in German, sociology and political science. The subject of his master's thesis was Jean Paul's novel. From 1984 to 1987 he was a research assistant at the Center for Industrial Culture in Nuremberg under the direction of Klaus-Jürgen Sembach, where he was busy building up the collection and for which he wrote articles on cultural history.

For what is now the Museum of Industrial Culture under the aegis of Hermann Glaser , Lösel was largely responsible for the construction of the gypsum mill Neubleiche on Museum Street in the former Tafelhalle. He also worked as a freelancer at the Goethe-Institut Munich and Radio 8 in Ansbach.

In 1991 he trained as a technical writer; he has been self-employed since 1994. He lives in Nuremberg.

Artistic career

Michael Lösel in the old town of Nuremberg, together with Holger Trautmann, member of the Poetic Theater

1977–1994 Lösel was a member of the folk group “Wunderhorn”, which set poems from the period between the 1789 and 1848 revolutions to music. Since 1986 he has been head of the literary group “former. Bleichstraße ”, since 1997 he has been editing“ Poesie an der Pegnitz ”, the literary page of the Pegnitz newspaper, and is the editor of the paperback series Faltung (Fahner Verlag, Lauf). Since 2000, corresponding anthologies have been published under the title “Pegnitzrauschen”, which are accompanied by readings. He also headed the writing workshop “Poesie an der Pegnitz” from 2006–2008, he is a member of the “Literature Combine”, initiator and moderator of the “Textarena” and founder and director of the “Muse [e] n readings project”, which has since become "Poetic Theater" developed. He also remains loyal to the music, be it through appearances at the Bardentreffen and other festivals in the Franconian region, through his own solo programs with spoken ballads to guitar music or through the duo "wort | bruch". He is a member of the Pegnese Flower Order.

Musical publications

  • 1981: Wunderhorn: About refugees and lovers; LP / CD 1981/2001, recording and mix down by Sonny Hennig; Meistersinger music production.
  • 1986: Mühlenlieder (with Wunderhorn); Recording and mastering: Grille Roth, Studio Jochen Höfler, Weißenohe.
  • 1992: Mein Name Klabund (Wunderhorn Live); Bernd Lindner A + P Records music production, Fürth.
  • 1997: One-legged boys with scooters; Stefan Blum, Monty Groove Studio Fürth; BTM Gostenhof Basement Tapes, Mediatone LC 5672.
  • 2006: autumn wine. Pub ballads; own texts read by the author, accompanied by Klaus Brandl; Audio book with modern ballads; PSST Verlag LC 03187.
  • 2007: Bardentreffen Sampler; “Gedenken”, Ballade, ML (Git / Voc), Heinrich Filsner (Bass), James Durham (Sax); Heartmoon Records, c / o Harald Strecker Medien GmbH.
  • 2009: We speak to each other - A recording from the VS Mittelfranken podcast: audio book, Ed. Madeleine Weishaupt; Anthology with texts by Franconian authors. Thomas Rüger Verlag, Edition Knurrhahn, Nuremberg, ISBN 978-3-932717-35-2 .
  • 2014: auf | bruch | mood (duo wort | bruch): audio book with texts by Susanne Rudloff and Michael Lösel, who also set the texts to music, ISBN 978-3-933291-00-4 , PSST Verlag LC 03187, PSST 119.

Contributions to the industrial and cultural history of Nuremberg

  • 1986: Wheels in the river - history of the Nuremberg mills . W. Tümmels, Nuremberg, ed. Center for Industrial Culture Nuremberg; ISBN 3-921590-04-3 .
  • 1986: The pencil lock . Heinrich Hugendubel, Munich, Ed. Jürgen Franzke; ISBN 3-88034-307-1 .
  • 1987: Diathek to industrialization in 19th century Germany . Goethe Institute Munich / Foreign Relations
  • 1988: People from the field - Nuremberg craft in the industrial age . W. Tümmels, Nuremberg, ed. Center for Industrial Culture Nuremberg; ISBN 3-921590-06-X .
  • 1993: The Wood Worker Book. Bund-Verlag, Cologne, eds. Helga Grebing, Hans-Otto Hemmer, Gottfried Christmann; ISBN 3-7663-2144-7 .

Individual literary publications

  • 2002: Aquariums in the basement. Dreams and Fantastic Stories (with illustrations by Almuth Ertl). Fahner, Lauf 2014, ISBN 3-924158-67-3
  • 2006–2008: Column in the Nürnberger Zeitung: pub drinks, stories about hospitality
  • 2014: Spurge: A search for clues in Wolf Klaußner's forest of leaves. Fahner, Lauf 2014, ISBN 978-3-942251-18-1
  • 2019: Morgenstern and Abendroth. Under the pseudonym Norbert Martin (in collaboration with Norbert Autenrieth), Sonnefeld - Gestungshausen: Iatros-Verlag, 2019 (in preparation)

Contributions to anthologies

  • 1995: Stepbrothers - What Eastern Men and Western Men Think of Each Other . Elefanten Press, Berlin (204 pages), Ed. Katrin Rohnstock; ISBN 3-88520-563-7
  • 1996: Letters & Deeds - A discussion of the 100th meeting of the literary circle . Lauf: Fahner (320 pages), Ed. Michael Lösel; ISBN 3-924158-30-4
  • 1997: Opponent , formerly slave market (Berlin, Prenzlauer Berg).
  • 1998: Touring Talking Acts . Fahner, Lauf (136 pages), ed. Michael Lösel; ISBN 3-924158-35-5
  • 2009: we talk. Podcast and CD (VS Middle Franconia).
  • since 2010: Wording , literary magazine of the Nuremberg culture shops, annually (Nuremberg)
  • 2013: A heart for Franconia , Cadozburg: ars vivendi verlag, Ed. Steffen Radlmaier; ISBN 978-3-86913-282-2 .
  • 2017: What really stuck with me, memories of my school days. Edition Knurrhahn, Thomas Rüger Verlag Nürnberg, Ed. Thomas Rüger; ISBN 978-3-932717-55-0
  • 2018: BLATTWERK . Literary magazine of the Order of Flowers; ISSN  2626-6830 .

Contributions to the mus [e] en readings

  • 2011: hard work & other treasures . A literary tour through the Museum of Industrial Culture. W. Tümmels, Nuremberg, ISBN 978-3-940594-29-7 .
  • 2011: Dolls & other miniatures. A literary tour of the toy museum. W. Tümmels, Nuremberg, ISBN 978-3-940594-35-8 .
  • 2012: Spicy dishes & other recipes for success . A literary tour of the Tucherschloss Museum. W. Tümmels, Nbg 2012, ISBN 978-3-940594-40-2 .
  • 2012: Ingenuity & other great successes . A literary tour through the Fembohaus city museum. W. Tümmels, Nuremberg, ISBN 978-3-940594-43-3 .
  • 2013. Hydropower & other energies . A literary tour of the Museum for Industrial Culture Lauf. Fahner, Lauf 2013, ISBN 978-3-942251-09-9 .
  • 2013: Hard work & other treasures II . A literary tour through the Museum of Industrial Culture (Nuremberg). W. Tümmels, Nuremberg 2013, ISBN 978-3-940594-29-7 .
  • 2013: marches & other gaits . A literary approach to the Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds. Fahner, Lauf 2013, ISBN 978-3-942251-12-9 .
  • 2014: Püppchen & other miniatures , Vol. 2, Fahner, Lauf, ISBN 978-3-942251-19-8 .

Pieces and performances of the poetic theater

Michael Lösel and Susanne Rudloff - the duo broken word
  • 2014: Willibald & other guests . Poetic theater in the Albrecht Dürer House. Fahner, Lauf, ISBN 978-3-942251-21-1 .
  • 2015: Shepherd games & other vanities . Poetic theater in the Museum Tucherschloss. Fahner, Lauf, ISBN 978-3-942251-26-6 .
  • 2016: Industry, Culture & the eighth day . Poetic theater in the Museum of Industrial Culture (Nuremberg). Program booklet.
  • 2016: Arcadia's Shepherds & Other Good Shepherds . Poetic theater in the Shepherd Museum in Hersbruck. Program booklet.
  • 2017: Heimat & other déjà-vus . Poetic theater in the Fembohaus city museum. Program booklet.
  • 2017: Kirke & other outrageous pranks . Poetic theater in the Tucherschloss.
  • 2017: Call out lust and frustration . A language performance of the poetic theater.
  • 2017: Vom Kohlenklau & other cellar children . Poetic theater in the historical art bunker Nuremberg. Program booklet.
  • 2018: Guests in passing . Poetic theater in the Erlangen City Museum. Program booklet.
  • 2018: Miraculous Changes. Poetic theater (digital) in the Museum Tucherschloss. Program booklet.
  • 2019: Kisses of the Muses. Speech performance for an exhibition with pictures by Michael Lösel

Published books

Drawing by Michael Lösel
  • 1997: Dieter Diehnelt: Men moon . Lauf: Fahner, ed. Michael Lösel; ISBN 3-924158-31-2 .
  • 1997: Horst Evers: Wedding - stories about the pearl among Berlin's districts . Lauf: Fahner, ed. Michael Lösel; ISBN 3-924158-33-9 .
  • 1999: Andreas Scheffler: And - otherwise it's fine . Lauf: Fahner, ed. Michael Lösel; ISBN 3-924158-37-1 .
  • 2000: Pegnitzrauschen - A literature collection from Franconia . Lauf: Fahner, ed. Michael Lösel; ISBN 3-924158-50-9 .
  • 2002: Pegnitzrauschen second wave - A literature collection from Franconia . Lauf: Fahner, ed. Michael Lösel; ISBN 3-924158-68-1 .
  • 2018: BLATTWERK, literary magazine of the Pegnese Order of Flowers. ISSN ISSN  2626-6830 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e f g h publications. Retrieved May 8, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Losel, Michael
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German artist (draftsman, guitarist, composer, singer-songwriter, chansonnier, columnist, author, presenter, actor and editor)
DATE OF BIRTH 1957
PLACE OF BIRTH Pastures