Raimund Dreyschock
Illustration — Raimund Dreyschock Raimund Dreyschock (30 August 1824 – 6 February 1869) was a Czech composer and violinist. He was the brother of Alexander Dreyschock and father of Felix Dreyschock.
Raimund Dreyschock
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- Born
- 1824 · Žáky.
- Died
- 1869 · Leipzig.
- Occupation
- violinist · musician · concertmaster
- Education
- Prague Conservatory
- Languages
- German
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Illustration — Raimund Dreyschock Raimund Dreyschock (30 August 1824 – 6 February 1869) was a Czech composer and violinist. He was the brother of Alexander Dreyschock and father of Felix Dreyschock.
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Raimund Dreyschock (1824–1869) was a concertmaster, musician and violinist. The concertmaster was born in Žáky and died in Leipzig.
Raimund Dreyschock was educated at Prague Conservatory. The concertmaster worked for University of Music and Theatre Leipzig. Languages used include German.
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Raimund Dreyschock was born on 30 August 1824 in Žáky (now Czech Republic). At eleven years old his father sent him to the Prague Conservatory where he studied violin under Friedrich Wilhelm Pixis. After completing his musical studies, Dreyschock made a number of tours and moved to Leipzig in 1845. There he performed in the Gewandhaus and was offered the position of second Concertmaster in the orchestra. He accompanied his brother Alexander on some of his tours. In 1850, Dreyschock became Concertmaster in the Gewandhaus and violin teacher at the Leipzig Conservatory. He retired from performing in 1868 and died on 6 February 1869 in Stötteritz, Leipzig. From 1851, he was married to Elizabeth (or Elisabeth) née Nose, a contralto singer also well-known in Leipzig. She founded a vocal academy in Leipzig and later moved to Berlin.
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• Illustration — Introduction et variations brillantes by Raimund Dreyschock, title page Dreyschock was active to some extent as a composer. The library of the Berlin University of the Arts holds 31 manuscript scores by Dreyschock, including solo, chamber, and orchestral music.
Die Mitglieder der Leipziger Kammermusik-Soiréen 1860: Friedrich Hermann, Engelbert Röntgen, Raimund Dreyschock, Friedrich Grützmacher, Friedrich Haubold, Ferdinand David
A. Ehrlich. Das Streich-Quartett in Wort und Bild. — Leipzig: Verlag von A. H. Payne, 1898. — S. 7.
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1824
Raimund Dreyschock born at Žáky.
1869
Raimund Dreyschock died at Leipzig.
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- 1.His exact date of birth is given as 20 August or 30 August, in 1820 or 1824.
- 2."The Strad" Office. Raimund Dreyschock. Celebrated Violinists, Past and Present. 127–128. 1913.
- 3.Cite ADB 5 408 409 Dreyschock, Alexander v. Liliencron ADB:Dreyschock, Alexander
- 4.Schirmer Books. Drey'schock, Raimund. Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians. 219. 1919.
- 5.Dodd, Mead & Company. DREYSCHOCK, Raimund. The International Cyclopedia of Music and Musicians. 595. 1975. 0-396-07005-1.
- 6.Sammlung Raimund Dreyschock. Berlin University of the Arts Library.
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