Wilhelm Rischbieter

Wilhelm Albert Rischbieter (born July 20, 1834 in Braunschweig , † February 11, 1910 in Dresden ) was a German violinist , music teacher , composer and lecturer at the Royal Conservatory for Music in Dresden.

Life

Rischbieter was a student of the composer and violinist Moritz Hauptmann at the Leipzig Conservatory . From 1862 to 1900 he taught violin, harmony and counterpoint at the Dresden Conservatory . Well-known students from his time emerged there, such as the Dresden choir director and composer Hugo Richard Jüngst and Hermann Vetter , who later became a professor at the same institute. Rischbieter published numerous music theoretical essays that emerged over the course of his years as a music teacher. He published several articles in the Allgemeine Musikische Zeitung and the Neue Zeitschrift für Musik .

Works (selection)

• Three theoretical treatises on modulation, fourth chord and organ point. F. Ries, Dresden 1879, OCLC 32986105 .
• The hidden fifths. A theoretical treatise. Hildburghausen, 1882, OCLC 504152277 .
• Explanations and tasks for studying counterpoint. Ries & Erler, Berlin 1885, OCLC 603345445 .
• The law of harmony. A. Coppenrath, Regensburg 1888, OCLC 43097007 .
• Whole and half pitches. (= Royal Conservatory for Music and Theater .; Report of the Conservatory for Music and Theater in Dresden. ) Warnatz & Lehmann, Dresden 1897, OCLC 313543126 .
• The harmony student. Ries & Erler, Berlin 1903, OCLC 613022471 .
  • Explanations and examples for harmony students. Ries & Erler, Berlin 1903, OCLC 462340447 .

Web links

• Composer: Wilhelm Albert Rischbieter (1834–1910) on lieder.net (selection of works, English)
• Wilhelm Albert Rischbieter , half-length portrait in the digital collections of the University of Frankfurt am Main
• Sheet music and audio files by Wilhelm Rischbieter in the International Music Score Library Project

Individual evidence

1. ^ Johann Nepomuk Geiger: Mozart's apotheosis. Illustrated magazine article. With notes and illustration.
2. ↑ Tim Legler: Most recently, Hugo Richard . In: Institute for Saxon History and Folklore (Ed.): Saxon Biography .
3. ^ Hermann Vetter ( Memento from March 6, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) in the Biographical Lexicon of Upper Lusatia
4. ^ General musical newspaper - table of contents 1863–1882 and Neue Zeitschrift für Musik - table of contents 1869–1919