Association of special houses

Association of special houses

The Special Houses Association of Academic-Musical Associations (SV) is a corporation association of artistic , non-striking and non- colored , but colorful student associations in Germany and Austria . It currently has 22 active associations and 8 other Philistine associations.

The special houses association as a cultural association

The common basis of the SV connections is the musical principle, which is particularly cultivated by choirs , orchestras and theater performances . In addition, there are also other musical groups such as big bands or rock bands in the individual connections . Several times a year, the SV itself organizes various workshops and training weekends on the subject of choral and orchestral music, jazz , dance and theater.

Mixed groups have been among the member clubs of the SV since the 1970s , which means that they also accept female students (currently 17 of the 24 clubs combined in the SV are mixed, another club only accepts women). This means that today the Sondershäuser Association is the only nationwide organized cultural association for students, as there is no other student association at the federal level.

In cooperation with the Landesmusikakademie Thuringia in Sondershausen , the Sondershäuser Association has been offering a public series of seminars on the subject of "Cultural management in the musical - non-commercial sector" since November 2006, which takes place once a year. There has been regular cooperation with the city of Sondershausen since reunification, such as B. as part of the association festival of the Sondershäuser Association , which takes place every five years at Whitsun (most recently in 2017) and during which the SV organizes a large number of concerts and theater performances in the city of Sondershausen.

history

Coat of arms of the special houses association of academic-musical connections.

The oldest SV association is the Akademische Liedertafel (ALT) Berlin (today AMV Berlin ), which was founded in 1856. The year the SV was founded is 1867. In that year, a cartel agreement was signed between the Akademischer Gesangverein München and ALT Berlin. The name Sondershäuser Verband comes from the place Sondershausen , where the first cartel festival took place in 1894. In 1908 the Kartellag in Sondershausen passed a resolution on the alcohol issue, spoke out in favor of "vigorously combating academic drinking habits" and stated that there were no objections to the admission of anti-alcoholics.

In 1914, in addition to the musical principle, it was expressly stated that no color was worn. Compulsory grades were not required, but satisfaction demands and gifts were made possible for the members. In 1951 the Satisfaction was discarded, the association has not been successful since then.

In 1926, the decision was made to erect a memorial for the fallen SVer in Sondershausen .

The seizure of power by the National Socialists meant the temporary end of the SV connections and the SV.

After the Second World War , the SV revived. In 1949 the first representatives' day after the war was held in Heidelberg. In the 1950s the SV had 19 member associations with a total of around 900 members. The first association festival since the Second World War took place in 1957. For the 100th anniversary in 1967, the SV comprised 26 connections at 25 universities with a total of around 1,650 students.

On May 25, 2007, the Academic-Musical Women's Association Caecilia zu Hamburg (AMDV), founded in 2006, was accepted as the first all-female association in the Sondershäuser Association as part of the association festival.

Member connections

A total of 46 connections and cartel associations can be found in the history of the SV that were members of the SV. Of these, 23 are currently (as of April 1, 2018) still active in the association, and a further 8 fractions exist as Philistine associations. As recently as the 19th century, two associations left the association by leaving the association, five fraternities merged with others and have thus expired as independent leagues. 8 connections were extinguished due to a self-dissolution decision (5 of them before 1945), one connection was lost in the course of the liberation of Germany in 1945 and has not been reconstructed afterwards. After the First World War, a federal government relocated from Strasbourg to Freiburg, a connection that still exists today, but has expired as the “Strasbourg connection” .

In detail, the connections (with special consideration of their name development) can be represented as follows.

place	designation	Surname	Founding	Entry into SV	current status	Resolution or SX ex	Colours	Genders	Abbreviation	Notes on the designation and name history
Aachen	Academic-musical connection	Arion	1960	1960	active		blue-white-green		AC	Establishment under this name when most of the AHV members transfer to the Arion Dresden singers and at the same time take over the traditional carriers (see there)
Bamberg	Academic connection	Turonia	1958	?	extinguished by self-dissolution	1960	red-white-purple		BA
Bayreuth	Academic-musical connection	Wilhelmina	2014	2015 (2016)	extinguished by self-dissolution		blue-gold-red		BT
Berlin	Academic-musical connection		1856	1867	active		Red White		B.	Founded as an Academic Choral Society , 1857 renamed to Akademische Liedertafel , 1936 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1954 reconstitution of Aktivitas under the name Academic-Musical Association , 1955 merger of AHV with AHV of the Arndt singer association, 1970 renamed to Studentische Musik-Gemeinschaft , 1978 renamed to student group Kontrapunkt , 1994 renaming to today's name.
Berlin	Singer connection	Arndt	1890	1906 (1908)	extinguished by merger	1955	silver-pink-moss green		B2	Founded as an Academic Quartet Association , 1924 renamed to the singer association Arndt , 1936 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1955 merger of the AHV with the AHV of AMV Berlin
Bochum	Academic-musical connection	Thalia	1964/1975	1975	inactive		white-red-blue		BO	Direct establishment as AHV, 1975 establishment of an Aktivitas, 1993 adoption of the current name, 1997 suspension of Aktivitas
Bonn	Academic-musical connection	Makaria	1878	1881	active		light blue-white-red		BN	Founded as an academic-musical association , 1883 acceptance of the name Makaria , 1935 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1939 installation of the Moltke comradeship , 1945 dissolution, 1948 re-establishment, traditional bearer of the AMV Ascania-Curonia Königsberg
Braunschweig	Academic-musical association	Arminia	1900	1914	active		crimson-white-moss green		BS	Founded as an academic-pharmaceutical association , 1909 joining the Arnstädter Cartellverband (until 1913) and acceptance of the name Arminia , 1914 joining the SV, 1935 suspension of Aktivitas, in January 1950 reconstruction as an academic-musical association and acceptance of the name Arminia in July 1950, In 1952 it was renamed Arminia , since 1973 its current name. 1954 first house in Spielmannstrasse Braunschweig, since 1977 in Wehrstrasse. Mixed association since 1987
Wroclaw	Singers	Fridericiana	1883	1896	extinguished by merger	1996	light blue-white-light blue		Bre	Established as a university choir , in 1897 renamed the Fridericiana student choir , 1919 renamed the Fridericiana choir , 1937 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1953 re-establishment of the AHV, 1956 cooperation agreement with AMB Ingvaeonia Münster, 1996 transfer of the members to his AHV when the traditional sponsorship is taken over
Clausthal	Academic-musical connection	Ascania hall	1961	1962	active		green-white-red		CLZ	Established as an academic-musical association Ascania , 1961 expansion of the name to the current form in connection with the merger with the AHV of the Ascania Halle singers and takeover of the traditional sponsorship (see there)
Danzig	Singer connection	Chattia	1911	1913	extinguished by self-dissolution	1930	violet-white-gold		Dan
Darmstadt	musical group	auerbach	1898	1904 (1905)	active		sky blue-white-gold		THERE	Established as a student choir , 1900 merger with the Akademisches Gesangverein to form the Academic Choir , 1948 re-establishment as the Auerbach Student Association , 1970 renaming to Musische Gruppe Auerbach , date of change to today's spelling unknown, AHV has been renamed Academic Choir since 1995
Dortmund	Academic-musical connection		1969	1969	extinguished by self-dissolution	1998	red-white-light blue		DO
Dresden	Singers	Arion	1919	?	extinguished by merger	1969	blue-white-green		Dre	Founded as a student choral society, renamed Arion in 1920 , postponement of the actvitias in 1933, re-established as the old gentlemen's association of Dresden Arions in 1955 , in 1960 individual AH participated in the founding of the Aachen Academic-Music Association Arion (see there), 1969 merger of the Dresden Arionen AHV with his AHV.
Dresden	Academic-musical connection	Arion	1992	1995 (1996)	inactive		blue-white-green		DD	Founding as "new founding in the tradition of the Arion Dresden singers" (see also AMV Arion Aachen), 1996 founding of the AHV through sponsorship of AMV Hercynia Karlsruhe (see there) and through the accession of members of the AHV of AMV Arion Aachen (see there)
gain	Academic-musical connection	Fridericiana	1878	1880	active		pink-white		HE	Established as a student choir , in 1923 renamed Fridericiana Sängerschaft im SV , 1936 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1949 re-establishment as Studentengesangverein Fridericiana , 1951 renamed Academic Singing Association Fridericiana , 1966 renamed to today's name
Frankfurt	Academic-musical connection	Waltharia	1921	1921	active		black-gold-green		F.	Founding as a singing association Waltharia , 1933 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1954 re-establishment as academic-musical association Waltharia , 1969 renaming in student group 69 , 1998 renaming in today's form
Freiburg in Breisgau	Academic-musical connection	Zaringia	1882	1882	stepped out	1914	light blue-white-gold		Friday	Established as a student song board , 1884 renamed Academic-Musical Association Zaringia , 1905 renamed Zaringia Academic-Musical Association , 1911 renamed Zaringia, Academic-Musical Association , 1914 exit from the SV, merged into today's Academic Association Albingia-Black Forest-Zaringia to Freiburg in the Miltenberger Ring
Freiburg	Artistic student community	Old Strasbourg	1882	1883	active		black-gold-green		FR	1919 after the suspension of the Strasbourg student choir Arion (see there) due to the dissolution of the (German) university there, the new founding of Aktivitas in Freiburg with continuation of the AHV with simultaneous renaming to Academic-Musical Association of Old Strasbourg , 1936 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1950 reconstitution Aktivitas as the Altburg Student Association , renamed the Alt-Strasbourg Student Association in 1956, renamed its current form in 1975
Friedberg (Hesse)	?	Teutonia	1925	1935	extinguished by self-dissolution	(before summer 1945)	unknown		(no abbreviation)
to water	Cartel Association	Ludoviciana	1895	before 1903	extinguished by self-dissolution	after 1907	black-white-green		?
Goettingen	Student Music Association	Blue singers	1860	1874	active		light blue-white-light blue		GÖ	Founded as a student choir of the Georgia Augusta , on June 10, 1887 self-dissolution of the Aktvitias as a result of internal disputes, majority of the former active members immediately founded with the support of the AHV new Aktivitas under the same name, which is recognized by the university as a continuation of the old, minority of the On the following day, Aktivitas founds the Academic Choral Society Gottinga (colors green-white-gold), followed by the public names "Blue Singers" (for the StGV) and "Green Singers" (for the AGV), but without adapting the Federal name, 1935 self-dissolution of Aktivitas, 1937 renting of the house to NS-Kameradschaft Düstere-Eichen-Weg , subsequently acceptance of this as new Aktivitas by the AHV, 1939 NS-Kameradschaft receives the name Schlageter , 1947 reestablishment of the AHV as old gentlemen's association of the former student choir of Georgia Augusta , 1949 acceptance of the student music group , which was formed around 1947, as a new activi tas, which keeps this name, in 1960 renaming of Aktivitas and AHV to Student Music Association Blue Singers , 1970 renaming to Student Music Association Blue Singers
Greifswald	Singer connection	Gotia	1864	1867	inactive		red-white-pomeranian blue		Size	Founded as a student song board , in 1925 renamed the Gotia Greifswald singer association , after 1933 the Aktivitas was dissolved, in 1950 a partnership agreement with AMV Nordmark Hamburg, whose Philistines joined the SV Gotia AHV.
Halle (Saale)	Singers	Ascania	1874	1887	extinguished by merger	1962	black-blue-white		Hal	Established as an academic choral society , in 1895 the name Ascania was adopted , in 1925 renamed as Sängerschaft Ascania , 1935 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1951 re-establishment of the AHV, 1962 merger with the AHV of the AMV Ascania Clausthal, which took over the tradition (see there)
Hamburg	Academic-musical connection	Nordmark	1919	1919	active		cornflower blue-white-gold		HH / HH1	Founding as a singer association in Nordmark , 1934 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1950 re-establishment under the current name and partner contract with SV Gotia Greifswald (see there), 2006 cooperation agreement with AMDV Caecilia Hamburg
Hamburg	Academic-musical women's association	Caecilia	2006	2006 (2007)	active		grenadine red-white-orange		HH2	2006 Cooperation agreement with AMV Nordmark Hamburg
Hanover	Student musical association	Hanover	1905	1907	inactive		gold-white-blue		H	Founded as a cartel association Cheruscia , in 1907 merged with the literary-philosophical association (founded in 1900) and renamed to Akademisch-Musikalischer Verein Cheruscia , 1935 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1950 foundation of the Wachenburg association , which was accepted as new Aktivitas in 1951 by the AHV of AMV Cheruscia, which was also re-founded in 1950 1979 renaming in today's name, 2013 suspension of Aktivitas
Heidelberg	Academic-musical association	Stauffia	1883	1899	active		red-white-gold		HD	1884 pre-establishment of a cartel association of SVern, 1899 establishment of an Academic-Musical Association Schwarzburgia , 1923 renaming to Singer Association Stauffia , 1935 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1948 re-establishment of the AHV, 1950 reconstitution of Aktivitas, 1955 renaming to Academic-Musical Association Stauffia , 1969 renaming to the current form
innsbruck	Academic-musical connection		1962	1964	active		Red White Red		INN
Karlsruhe	Academic-musical connection	Hercynia	1954	1954	inactive		black-red-green		KA	Founded as a choir of Hercynia , 1980 suspension of Aktivitas, 1996 assumption of sponsorship of the AHV for the newly founded AMV Arion Dresden (see there)
Kiel	Academic-musical connection	Albingia	1889	1889	active		pink-white-sea green		AI	Founded as a student choral society Albingia , renamed in 1920 to Academic-Musical Association Albingia , 1936 transfer of Aktivitas to the comradeship of Otto Weddigen , 1950 re-establishment of AHV and Aktivitas, 1970 renamed Academic-Musische Vereinigung Albingia , 1975 renamed in the current form
Cologne	Academic-musical connection	Rheno-Skaldia	1919	1919	inactive		light green-white-red		K	Established as an academic music association , in 1921 renamed to the singers Rheno-Skaldia , in 1935 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1956 re-establishment of the AHV, 1957 reconstitution of Aktivitas under its current name, 1968 suspension of Aktivitas
Königsberg (Prussia)	Academic singing association	Askania-Curonia	1874	1876/1905 (1906)	expired by forced dissolution	1945	dark blue-silver-dark blue		Kbg	Founded as Academic Choral Society , 1892 suspension of Aktivitas, 1895 founding of a new Academic Male Choir (without SV-membership), 1896 renamed Student choir , 1898 name change / reset naming Academic Choral Society and adoption as new Aktivitas by the AHV (with recognition as a continuation of the original AGV), 1905 (1906) renewed inclusion in the SV as a result of the re-establishment, 1921 renaming to Academic Singers Association Ascania , 1934 merger with Academic Sports Association Curonia to Academic Singers Association Askania-Curonia , ceased as an association with the occupation of Germany in 1945 at the latest, re-establishment The majority of the AHV joined the AHV of the AMV Makaria Bonn, which took over the traditional sponsorship (see there)
Leipzig	Singer connection	Wettina	1885	1885	extinguished by merger	1964	green-white-green (Saxony green)		L.	Established as a student choir , in 1889 the name Wettina was adopted , 1922 renamed to the Wettina Singers Association , 1930 suspension of Aktivitas, 1954 re-establishment of the AHV, 1964 merger with AHV of the AMV Mainz, which took over the tradition (see there)
Mainz	Academic-musical connection		1955	1956 (1957)	active		light blue-white-pink		MZ	Founding under today's name, 1964 merger with the AHV of SV Wettina Leipzig while retaining the name and taking over the traditional sponsorship.
Marburg	Academic-musical connection	Fridericiana	1889	1890	active		black-moss green-red		MR	Founded as a student choir Fridericiana , 1936 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1948 re-establishment of the AHV, 1949 reconstitution of Aktivitas as Fridericiana student union , 1953 renamed to the current form, 1979 founding of a parallel association of students making music , 1980 renaming of VmS to Arbeitsgemeinschaft Fridericiana , from 1984 Founding of the Friends of the Fridericiana Association , 1990 merging of the activities and philistine associations under the current name
Munich	Academic choral society		1861	1867	active		pink-white		M.	Founding under the current name, 1939 transfer to Kameradschaft Theodor Körner , no dissolution of the AHV 1945, 1953 reconstitution of Aktivitas under the founding name
Munich	Academic-musical connection	Gotia	1901	1906 (1908)	extinguished by self-dissolution	1991	light green-pink-white		M2	Founded as an Akademischer Liederkranz , 1919 renamed the Gotia Student Singer Association , 1936 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1950 re-establishment of the AHV, 1951 reconstitution of Aktivitas, 1956 renamed Academic-Musical Connection Gotia , end of the 1960s dissolution of Aktivitas, 1991 dissolution of the AHV, individual AHV join the AHV of the AGV Munich, but do not take over the tradition.
Muenster	Academic-musical association	Ingvaeonia	1947	1953	active		black with gold percussion on crimson		MS	1947 foundation as Universitas , 1950 renaming to Akademischer Bund Ingvaeonia , 1956 sponsorship with the AHV of the singers Fridericiana Breslau, 1971 renaming to Akademisch-Musischer Bund with abandonment of the name, 1986 resumption of the name, 1996 merger with this while keeping the name and taking over the Tradition carrier
regensburg	Academic-musical connection		1978	1991 (1993)	active		Red White		R.	Established as an AHV, 1991 constitution of an activity, which however had to be suspended around 2000 due to a lack of first active members, but was reactivated in the meantime.
Rostock	Academic choral society	Redaria	1886	1895	stepped out	1919	light blue-white-red		Ror	Founded as an academic choral society , adopted the name Redaria in 1908 , left the SV in 1919, today part of the Redaria-Allemannia Rostock fraternity in the German fraternity
Rostock	Singers	Skaldia	1919	1919	extinguished by self-dissolution	?	blue-white-green		Ros	1935 Dissolution of Aktivitas, 1937 installation of the comradeship Theodor Körner , 1951 re-establishment of the AHV, friendship relationship with the StMV Blue Singers Göttingen, but without adoption of tradition, date of dissolution unknown
Saarbrücken	Academic-musical connection		1959	1959	inactive		green-gold-red		SB	1975 suspension of Aktivitas
Strasbourg	Singers	Arion	1882	1883	extinguished in the course of the relocation as a Strasbourg connection	1919	black-gold-green		St	Founded in Strasbourg as the student choir Arion , suspension there in 1919 and relocation of the connection to Freiburg with simultaneous renaming to Academic-Musical Association of Old Strasbourg (see there)
Stuttgart	Academic-scientific connection	Makaria	1875	1932	active		black-red-blue		S.	Founded as a Mathematisches Kränzchen , in 1876 renamed the Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftlicher Verein ( Mathematical and Natural Science Association) , in 1912 renamed in its current form, 1935 dissolution of Aktivitas and connection of the AHV to the comradeship of Edmund Steinacker , 1944 the AHV left the comradeship, 1948 re-establishment of the AHV and Aktivitas
Tübingen	Academic-musical connection	Stochdorphia	1857	1920	active		black-white-wine red		TÜ	Established as a student-theological friendship group Emilia , in 1889 renamed to Stiftsverbindungen Stochdorphia or progressive society Stochdorphia (unclear sources), 1920 renamed to today's name, 1936 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1937 installation of the comradeship Südmark , 1949 re-establishment as student association Stochdorphia , 1951 renamed to the today's form
Tübingen	Cartel Association		1890	before 1903	extinguished by self-dissolution	after 1907	unknown		?
Wurzburg	Academic-musical connection		1872	1872	active		Red White		WÜ	Founded as an Academic Choral Society , 1935 dissolution of Aktivitas, 1936 installation of the Kameradschaft Florian Geyer , 1948 re-established as an Academic Choral Society , 1952 renamed to the current form

Association-free connections with connections to the SV

Since March 2018, another association based on the principles of the association has been established with the active participation of members of the Sondershäuser Association. The connection is currently free of associations, but aims to be accepted into the SV.

place	designation	Surname	Founding	Entry into SV	current status	SV ex / resolution	Colours	Gender	Abbreviation	Remarks
Lübeck	Musical connection	Liubicia	2018	(aimed at)	active		white-red-sea green with golden percussion		HL	Foundation with the active participation of Philistines from the SV association in Göttingen and Marburg

Remarks

1. ↑ The current name or the last name before dissolution / resignation is given
2. ↑ If the preliminary and final admission are known, the latter is given in brackets
3. ↑ Exclusively related to membership in the association. The (further) membership possibilities in ensembles of the respective fractions are not affected. Only given for existing groups (with and without Aktivitas). According to current knowledge, no longer existing fraternities have always accepted only men as members. It is unknown to what extent women also participated in the ensembles of these associations.
4. ↑ Up until 1945 each connection was assigned an individual abbreviation by the association. In 1956, a new system of vehicle license plates was introduced in the Federal Republic of Germany with reference to the place of registration. The SV then switched to changing the abbreviations for the frets to the respective license plates. This was omitted for the unions that were not re-established after 1945. The old abbreviations are i. d. They can usually be recognized by the fact that they contain lowercase letters.
5. ↑ Unless otherwise stated, all connections that still existed in the spring of 1945 were terminated with the entry of Allied troops. A separate presentation for each covenant was therefore dispensed with.
6. ↑ The connection is only effective in Clausthal, but due to the tradition, the original spelling includes a hyphen between the name addition Halle and the location Clausthal .
7. ↑ ^{a b} proper spelling
8. ↑ Cf. Gladen, Paulgerhard: "Die deutschsprachigen Korporationsverbände" , p. 405 ff
9. ↑ Cartel associations were associations of active members of the association who were studying at the university. They were listed as independent associations at the universities and led an independent corporate life, often with the aim of establishing a connection with first-time participants on site.

literature

• Hermann Ude (ed.): The SV student. Handbook for the Association of German Student Choirs, 3rd edition. Hanover 1912.
• Ernst Hans Eberhard : Handbook of the student liaison system. Leipzig, 1924/25, pp. 228-229.
• Joachim Wilkerling , Achim Block and the Alter SVer Association as editors: 100 years of the Sondershäuser Association of academic-musical connections. 1867-1967. Festschrift of the association of special houses. Aachen 1967.
• The SV-Handbuch - Special Houses Association of Academic-Musical Associations (founded in 1867) , Munich 1988, 4th edition, o.O. 2017 and T .: Handbook of the Special Houses Association of Academic-Musical Associations (founded in 1867). ISBN 978-3-00-056411-6 .
• Bernhard Grün, Christoph Vogel: The Fuxenstunde . Manual of Corporation Studentism. Bad Buchau 2014, pp. 177–178, ISBN 978-3-925171-92-5 .

Member directories

• Otto Grübel, Association of German Student Choral Societies (SV): Cartel address book. As of March 1, 1914. Munich 1914.
• Association of Alter SVer (VASV): Address book. Membership directory of all old men. As of October 1, 1937. Hanover 1937.
• Association of Alter SVer (VASV): Address book and Vademecum. Ludwigshafen am Rhein 1959.

Web links

Commons : Sondershäuser Association  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Website of the special houses association
• Collection of color cards from the association of special houses

Individual evidence

1. ^ Academic monthly books 25 (1908/09), p. 96.
2. ↑ http://www.sv.org/verband/sv-handbuch-online/der-sv-im-19-jahr Jahrhundert-und-bis-zum-1weltkrieg- 0
3. ↑ http://www.sv.org/verband/sv- Handbuch-online/der- Wiederaufbau-nach-dem-zweiten- weltkrieg