Peter Loris

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Peter Loris (born December 23, 1876 in the fair , Kingdom of Hungary ; † October 2, 1952 there ) was a Banat Swabian Kapellmeister and composer.

Life

When he was 15, Peter Loris played the solo trumpet in the village band. From 1897 he was regimental and theater musician in Szegedin . There he came into contact with the classical music literature of the time. After ten years he returned to his home village in Banat and in 1908 took over the leadership of the village chapel, which was currently being dissolved. During the First World War, Loris served in the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment No. 61 in Szeged (according to another source he was called up to the Hussar Regiment No. 5). In the inter-war period, the Loris Chapel gave concerts, with compositions by the conductor Peter Loris being performed again and again. After the Second World War he passed the baton to his son Ignatz Loris (1905–1971), who gave it to the third conductor of the family, 'Mathias Loris sen. (1927-2001), submitted. The Loris Chapel developed under the direction of the fourth conductor of the family - in the Banat people spoke of the Loris dynasty - Mathias Loris junior. (* 1951), one of the best marching bands in Romania. In the 1980s the band disbanded because their musicians emigrated to Germany. The brother of the founder of the Loris Chapel , Martin Loris (1886–1966), was a musician who, in addition to the fair, was also a bandmaster in the community of Sackelhausen and in the district town of Timisoara .

Works

  • Two hearts and yet only one, song - first documented performance: February 6, 1909
  • Remembering the Glorious Years, Potpourri - February 6, 1909
  • Jubilee March - February 7, 1920
  • Musikantenstreich, Potpourri - February 7, 1920
  • Free and Bold, March - February 7, 1920
  • Solid and united, march - February 6, 1923
  • Oh, remember me, romance - February 6, 1923
  • For glory and honor, march - February 28, 1924
  • Sad conspiracy in the distance, romance - February 11, 1928
  • How does my curriculum vitae affect me, Romance - February 4th 1937
  • My quiet woe, romance - February 18, 1939
  • Greetings from the fair, march
  • Grandfather's love, polka
  • Memory sheets, waltzes
  • Sophie, polka
  • Brass music arrangements of several church choirs

Sound carrier

  • Greetings from the fair, march (composed in the interwar period); 1.) Single "Salutări din Giarmata", Fanfara in Giarmata, jud. Timiş, Dirijor: Mathias Loris; Electrecord, Bucharest, 1977; 2.) CD "Music from the homeland" - Mathias Loris and his Danube Swabian musicians; LC 01260 GEMA; 3.) Theme music in the documentary “Salutări din Giarmata”; Sahia Film, Bucharest, 1978.
  • Grandfather's love, polka ; 1.) MC 85/11011 "This is how it sounds at home" - Danube Swabian musicians with Franz Keller & Mathias Loris; 1985; 2.) CD sampler "Wind music of the Danube Swabians in historical recordings (from 1945 to 1998)"; Pedro Records, GEMA RR4822; 1999
  • Souvenir sheets, waltzes ; 1.) CD sampler "Nice memories - pearls of Donauschwäbischer Blasmusik" - Mathias Loris and his Donauschwäbischen Musikanten, Tyrolis Music, disc 352272
  • Sophie, polka ; 1.) CD “From the days of my youth” - Original Donauschwäbische Blasmusik, directed by Mathias Loris - Produced by the Friends of Donauschwäbischer Blasmusik eV, 2011, DB012011

literature

  • Franz Demele: Temesgyarmat during the war 1914-1918 ; Timisoara, 1919; Published by Josef Schäffer & Heimatortsgemeinschaft (HOG) Fair; 1993
  • Hans Speck: Greetings from the fair - names, dates and events in the 70-year history of the Loris Chapel, part 1 to 7 ; Article series in NEUE BANATER ZEITUNG, Timisoara, from August 3rd to 12th, 1978
  • Walther Konschitzky: E Scheene greetings - cousin Ignaz Rosar tells from the fair ; Series of articles "Honor to old age"; NEW WAY, Bucharest, August 19, 1978
  • Robert Rohr: Our sounding legacy - Contributions to the music history of the Germans and their neighbors in and from Southeastern Europe with special consideration of the Danube Swabians - From the beginnings to 1918 ; Verlag Passavia, Passau, 1988; ISBN 3-87616-134-7
  • Robert Rohr: Our sounding legacy - From the musical life of the Danube Swabians from 1918 to the present ; Publishing house of the Donauschwäbischen Kulturstiftung, Munich, 1994; ISBN 3-926276-20-7
  • Franz Metz: Te Deum Laudamus - Contribuţie la istoria muzicii bisericeşti din Banat - Contribution to the history of Banat church music ; Editura ADZ, Bucureşti, 1995; ISBN 973-96022-7-4
  • Stephan-Heinrich Pollmann: Banat Swabian and Transylvanian brass bands and music groups in Germany ; Self-published, Clausthal-Zellerfeld, 1995
  • Robert Rohr: Brass music of the Danube Swabians in historical recordings (from 1910 to 1998) ; Publishing house of the Donauschwäbischen Kulturstiftung, Munich, 1999; ISBN 3-926276-38-X
  • Mathias Loris (ed.): 100 Years Loris Chapel , Osthofen, 2008
  • Franz Junginger: Ortssippenbuch of the catholic parish annual market / Banat - Volume II ; Ed .: Heimatortsgemeinschaft (HOG) annual market, Ulm 2008
  • Mathias Loris: Brass music in the community of the annual fair - an example of musical life in the Banat villages before the First World War ; Paper published in the anthology “German cultural life in the Banat on the eve of the First World War”, ed .: Walter Engel and Walter Tonţa, Landsmannschaft der Banater Schwaben, Stuttgart, 2013; ISBN 978-3-00-043816-5

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personal data
SURNAME Loris, Peter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Banat Swabian Kapellmeister and composer
DATE OF BIRTH December 23, 1876
PLACE OF BIRTH Fair , Kingdom of Hungary
DATE OF DEATH October 2, 1952
Place of death Giarmata , People's Republic of Romania