Albrecht Roser
Albrecht Roser ( born May 21, 1922 in Friedrichshafen, † April 17, 2011 in Stuttgart ) was a German puppeteer, recipient of the Order of Merit and the Medal of Merit of the State of Baden -Wuerttemberg.
Artistic life's work
Albrecht Roser was trained in the art of Fritz Herbert Bross of Marionettenbauens. In 1951 he continued his first puppet, the later famous " Gustaf " in scene. He became known in the sequence by its sequence of scenes with puppets Gustaf and his ensemble and on public television with grandma from Stuttgart. In 1983 he built the puppet theater school in Stuttgart at the State University of Music and Performing Arts in Stuttgart, where he taught as a professor from 1983 to 1991.
The award-winning Roser also worked long for German television and created there together with other among other TV classics Telemekel and Teleminchen (SDR 1963-1970 ), The strong Vanya (SDR 1966/67 ), from a screenplay by Otfried Preußler, and Robbi, Tobbi and Fliewatüüt (WDR 1973). The figures to the latter as well as the built by the legendary WDR Fliewatüüt are, among other figures Rosers, at the Museum of puppet theater in Bad Kreuznach, which in the autumn of 2007, dedicated to the " Grandsegnieur the German puppet play " a special exhibition of his life's work.
Family of origin
Albrecht Roser is a great-great- grandson of the Royal Württemberg State Council in Stuttgart, Karl von Roser (1787-1861) and his wife, dating from Calw Luise Vischer (1796-1841), a sister of Emilie Vischer (1799-1881), wife of Ludwig Uhland ( 1787-1862 ). Both sisters are nieces of the Members of Parliament and Lord Mayor of Stuttgart Willibald Feuerlein ( 1781-1850 ).
Albrecht Roser married on September 18, 1953 in Munich, the children's book maker Wiltrud Gebhardt ( Pimpelmaus; Per Juventute, re-laid in 2013 ), daughter of sawmill owner Gebhardt from Cham.