Rudolf Bärtich

Rudolf Bärtich (born June 24, 1876 in Mannheim , † 1947 in Dresden ) was a German violinist and Saxon court concertmaster.

Rudolf Bärtich was a son of the court musician Edmund Bärtich, who taught him violin and piano playing as well as harmony. At the age of 6 he appeared in public for the first time, studied violin as a high school student with concertmaster H. Schuster and at the age of 14 became first violinist of the Grand Ducal Baden Court Theater Orchestra. Bärtich continued his violin studies with Professor Hermann in Frankfurt am Main and was hired by the Wiesbaden Royal Orchestra.

From 1898 to 1900 Bärtich was concertmaster with the Berlin Philharmonic . From 1900 to 1940 he was the first concertmaster of the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden . Bärtich taught violin at the orchestra school of the Saxon State Orchestra .

Bärtich formed together with Otto Wunderlich (second violin), Richard Rokohl (viola) and Walter Schilling (cello) the Bärtich Quartet . With the Dresden pianist Walther Bachmann and the violoncellist Arthur Stenz , Rudolf Bärtich formed the piano trio Bachmann, Bärtich, Stenz , which regularly gave concerts in the Dresden Neustädter Casino .

Bärtich also worked as a composer, so he composed pieces for harmony music (including a " Capriccio ", overture ) and songs for voice with piano accompaniment.

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Ortrun Landmann: Directory of names on the history of the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden since 1548, accompanied by three historical abstracts and 76 annotated picture documents (chapel historical) . Dresden 2019 (there some information about Rudolf Bärtich).

Individual evidence

↑ life data according to GND.
↑ ^a ^b ^c Information according to RISM .
^ ^A ^b Ortrun Landmann: Directory of names on the history of the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden since 1548, accompanied by three historical abstracts and 76 annotated picture documents (chapel historical) . Dresden 2019, p. 124 .
↑ ^a ^b Bärtich, Rudolf. In: German sound artists and musicians in words and pictures. 2nd edition. Friedrich Jansa, Leipzig 1911.
^ Ortrun Landmann: Directory of names on the history of the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden since 1548, accompanied by three historical abstracts as well as 76 annotated picture documents (chapel historically) . Dresden 2019, p. 21 .
^ Ortrun Landmann: Directory of names on the history of the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden since 1548, accompanied by three historical abstracts as well as 76 annotated picture documents (chapel historically) . Dresden 2019, p. 84 .
^ Association for the promotion of Dresden and tourism, Friedrich Kummer: Dresden and the Elbe area . Publishing house of the Association for the Promotion of Dresden and Tourism, Dresden, p. 46 ( limited preview in the Google book search - there short announcements of the performance of the piano trio Bachmann, Bärtich, Stenz).

personal data
SURNAME	Bärtich, Rudolf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German violinist
DATE OF BIRTH	June 24, 1876
PLACE OF BIRTH	Mannheim
DATE OF DEATH	1947
Place of death	Dresden

[1] ta according to GND.

[:0-2] Information according to RISM .

[:1-3] A ^b Ortrun Landmann: Directory of names on the history of the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden since 1548, accompanied by three historical abstracts and 76 annotated picture documents (chapel historical) . Dresden 2019, p. 124 .

[jansa-4] Bärtich, Rudolf. In: German sound artists and musicians in words and pictures. 2nd edition. Friedrich Jansa, Leipzig 1911.

[5] Ortrun Landmann: Directory of names on the history of the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden since 1548, accompanied by three historical abstracts as well as 76 annotated picture documents (chapel historically) . Dresden 2019, p. 21 .

[6] Ortrun Landmann: Directory of names on the history of the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden since 1548, accompanied by three historical abstracts as well as 76 annotated picture documents (chapel historically) . Dresden 2019, p. 84 .

[7] Association for the promotion of Dresden and tourism, Friedrich Kummer: Dresden and the Elbe area . Publishing house of the Association for the Promotion of Dresden and Tourism, Dresden, p. 46 ( limited preview in the Google book search - there short announcements of the performance of the piano trio Bachmann, Bärtich, Stenz).