Thuringian State Music Archive
| University Archive | Thuringian State Music Archive
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| Archive type | University archive |
| Coordinates | 50 ° 58 '42.2 " N , 11 ° 20' 22.3" E |
| place | Weimar |
| Visitor address | Carl Alexander Platz 1 99406 Weimar |
| founding | October 1995 |
| ISIL | DE-2309 (Thuringian State Music Archive) |
| carrier | Liszt University of Music Weimar |
| Organizational form | Institution of the university |
| Website | www.hfm-weimar.de/343 |
The University Archive | Thuringian State Music Archive (proper name: HSA | ThLMA ) was founded in October 1995 as a central institution of the Liszt School of Music Weimar and initially took on the classic tasks as an intermediate and final archive for the files of the university administration.
history
The urgent need for proper safekeeping of valuable musical treasures, which can still be found today in numerous Thuringian parish and community archives, led to a considerable expansion of tasks just a few years after the foundation, which resulted in the appointment to the Thuringian State Music Archive. On the basis of a framework agreement with the Evangelical Church in Central Germany , the HSA | ThLMA has been offering parish archives, in particular, professional assistance in saving their old banknotes since 2001.
Thanks to the close cooperation with the Institute for Musicology Weimar-Jena and the Thuringian State Archive Weimar, as well as a framework agreement with the Evangelical Church (EKM), it was possible to take over many high-ranking music collections on permanent loan, to catalog them and thus to make them available for international research . These include u. a. the adjuvant and cantor archives of Neustadt an der Orla , Udestedt , Goldbach , Graefenroda , Molsdorf , Kaltensundheim , Bad Lobenstein , Großfahner / Eschenbergen , Thörey / Ichtershausen , Tabarz , Vogelsberg and Niedertrebra .
The HSA | ThLMA also has the historical sheet music of the German National Theater Weimar (DNT) and the sheet music archive of the General German Music Association (ADMV).
Duration
Valuable estates (including Hermann and Elisabeth Abendroth, Johann Cilenšek , Franz Magnus Böhme , Arno Werner and Günther Kraft ) are properly stored in the modern and fully air-conditioned storage rooms . Choral books from the 18th century are also in stock.
With more than 11,000 entries of scientifically recorded music, the HSA | ThLMA Weimar is now one of the TOP TEN of the largest sheet music collections in Germany in the online database of the international library of sources for music (RISM).
The HSA | ThLMA Weimar, also known as the Thuringian Music Treasury, has been located in the Hochschulzentrum am Horn (formerly Streichhan barracks) in Weimar since 2002. Head of the Thuringian State Music Archive is Dr. Christoph Meixner.
Estates, foundations and partial estates (the annual figures refer to the collection period)
- Abendroth, Hermann and Elisabeth (1895–1982)
- Baußnern, Waldemar von (1911–1936)
- Beyer, Adolf (1876–1968)
- Boes-Kniese, Julie (1877–1961)
- Böhme, Franz Magnus (1827-1898)
- Buchal, Hermann (1884–1961)
- Cilenšek, Johann (1913-1998)
- Franke, Georg (19th century)
- Goepfart, Carl (1859–1941)
- Grötzner / Römhild (1693–1953)
- Großmann, Helmut (19th / 20th century)
- Hartenstein, Carl (1863–1943)
- Herder, Artur (1885–1953)
- Hettstedt, Emil (1954)
- Hinze-Reinhold, Bruno (1877–1964)
- Hlouschek, Theodor (1923-2010)
- Hoehn, Alfred (1903-1994)
- Kirchner, Franz (1871–1943)
- Knesevic, Spiridon (1875-1881)
- Köhler, Erich (1877–1973)
- Köhler, Johannes Ernst (19th / 20th century)
- Köhler, Karl-Heinz (20th century)
- Kraft, Günther (20th century)
- Lansky, Josef (1948–1961)
- Leipold, Bruno (1879–1949)
- Lewin, Gustav (1869 – l938)
- Ludwig, Albin (1858–1939)
- Martin, Friedrich (1888-1931)
- Methfessel, Albert (1785–1869)
- Meyer-Olbersleben, Ernst-Ludwig (1940–1946)
- Meyer-Olbersleben, Max (1850–1927)
- Möller, Heinrich (1783–1957)
- Müller, Siegfried (20th century)
- Müllerhartung, Carl (1883-1938)
- Münnich, Richard (1919–1965)
- Niemeyer, Annemarie (1714–1972)
- Rapp, Siegfried (1917–1977)
- Rasch, Kurt (1902-1986)
- Rinkens, Wilhelm (1879-1933)
- Rücker, Curt (1949–1969)
- Schellenberg, Ernst Ludwig (1904-1953)
- Thiele, Alfred (1950–1961)
- Thurm, Joochim (20th century)
- Töpfer, Rudolf (1847–1967)
- Volland, Friedrich Wilhelm (1774–1841)
- Vulpius, Melchior (1913–1976)
- Werner, Arno (1600–1955)
- Werner, Franz (1914–1953)
- Wetz, Richard (1901–1955)
Adjuvant archives
- Bad Lobenstein (19th century)
- Bad Tabarz / Cabarz (18th / 19th century)
- Goldbach (17th / 18th century)
- Graefenroda (18th / 19th century)
- Großfahner / Eschenbergen (17th / 18th century)
- Kaltensundheim (18th / 19th century)
- Molsdorf (18th century)
- Niedertrebra / Obertrebra / Flurstedt (18th / 19th century)
- Neustadt (Orla) (16th-19th century)
- Thörey / Ichtershausen (17th / 18th century)
- Udestedt (17th / 18th century)
- Vogelsberg (late 18th / early 19th century)
Associations and societies
- General German Music Association (Music Archive, 1859–1937)
- Working-class culture and singing movement (1915-1960)
- Folklore Center Gera (20th century)
- Folklore Center Suhl (20th century)
- Bittstedt Choral Society (19th / 20th century)
- Association of composers (20th century)
- Lautengilde Gräfenroda (19th / 20th century)
- Pfiffelbach song board (1846)
- Liedertafel Remda / Volkschor Remda (l841-1966)
- Apolda men's choir (1820–1938)
- Erfordia men's choir (19th / 20th century)
- Siebleben men's choir (19th / 20th century)
- Salon Orchestra Leube, Graefenthal (n.d.-20th century)
- Association of composers and musicologists in the GDR (1950–1990)
Historical sheet music of the German National Theater Weimar
Since 2002 the holdings of the German National Theater have been properly stored as a deposit in the university archive | Thuringian State Music Archive Weimar under the best possible climatic and fire protection conditions. These include valuable scores, the history of which can often be read from the poor state of preservation. In many cases these have now been restored and saved thanks to private donors or public support funds. The historical music fund of the theater, which has grown since the late 18th century, has been preserved in its entirety. It survived the theater fire of 1825, the eventful and often devastating times of recent German history and today, scientifically cataloged and developed, is available to researchers in their search for still unknown musical treasures, for important evidence of the practice of incidental music by Goethe, Schiller or Shakespeare or after rare (original) performance materials with autograph entries, for example by Franz Liszt or Richard Strauss .
Photo views from the archive
old notes from around 1800, which were reused as sealing material in a Thuringian church organ
Look at the climate magazine
the tape archive (approx. 1945–1990)
Shellac record collection
literature
- Schröter, Axel: The historical sheet music of the German National Theater Weimar Sinzig: Studiopunkt Verlag, ISBN 978-3-89564-130-5 , 2010.
- Cornelia Brockmann, Der Weimarer, catalog on sheet music for instrumental music around 1775 ' . Facsimile, edition and commentary (= Music and Theater 8, also writings of the ThHStA Weimar 5), Sinzig 2010.
Web links
- Entry on the homepage of the University of Music
- A look at the Thuringian State Music Archive in Weimar , MDR report
Individual evidence
- ↑ wolfthomas: Thuringian State Music Archive . In: Archivalia. Accessed December 19, 2018 (German).
- ^ Help for the Arnstadt Oberkirchen Library. In: Press release no .: 19/2018. University of Erfurt, April 19, 2018, accessed on March 11, 2019 .
- ↑ News - 10th Thuringian Adjuvant Days in Goldbach and Bufleben from 8.-10. September - Church district Gotha. Retrieved December 19, 2018 .
- ↑ Thuringian State Music Archive | nmz - new music newspaper. Retrieved December 19, 2018 .
- ↑ The composer Johann Cilensek - mosaic full of timbres. Accessed December 20, 2018 (German).
- ^ Weimar GmbH Society for Economic Development, Congress and Tourism Service: Weimar City of Culture - Archive of the University of Music. Retrieved December 19, 2018 .
- ↑ Augsburger Allgemeine: Lost Bach source from 1772 rediscovered. Retrieved December 20, 2018 .
- ↑ Restored first print of the "Lohengrin" score is presented. September 5, 2013, accessed on December 20, 2018 (German).
- ↑ "O you happy" proposed as cultural heritage. Retrieved December 19, 2018 .
- ↑ Faust Edition. Frankfurt Goethe-Haus, accessed on March 11, 2019 .
- ↑ DNT inventory: Signature group "DNT". In: RISM database. Retrieved March 11, 2019 .