August Högn

August Högn ( born August 2, 1878 in Deggendorf, † December 13, 1961 in Ruhmannsfelden ) was a German teacher, school principal, composer and local historian.

Life

August Högn was born as the middle child of five children of the bookbinder married couple Andrew and Helene Högn. Young August learned to play the piano. His musical abilities, he was able to make up for the training of teachers at the Präparandenschule in Deggendorf (1891-1894) and at the College of Education in Straubing ( 1894-1896 ). As a young teacher Högn been to several places in Lower Bavaria offset ( Deggendorf, Neukirchen ( Lower Bavaria ), Schaufling, Geratskirchen, Zeilarn, Waller village and Eberhard Reuth ). 1904 married Högn in Waller village his wife Emma Gerstl. From this marriage two children were born. 1910 Högn was transferred to Ruhmannsfelden, where he lived until his death.

In the Third Reich Högn was involved in the political events as a community group leader, sub-group leader and lecturer for "Protection of Volksguts ". He was influenced by his son and Nazi mayor of Bayreuth, Karl Schlumprecht. 1945 Högn, who was headmaster since 1921, since 1929 senior teacher and since 1940 Rector of the elementary school Ruhmannsfelden was suspended due to the de-Nazification of the teaching profession. After a short training purposes, in 1947 the same year he went into retirement. In 1953 he suffered a stroke, who had a unilateral paralysis. August Högn was buried in Deggendorf.

Services

From 1926 to 1929 several local history written by Högn newspaper article appeared. In retirement, he wrote three major local history essays.

From his 20th to his 76th year Högn worked as a singer, organist and choirmaster in several church choirs of the two dioceses of Passau and Regensburg. In Ruhmannsfelden he worked for 43 years, primarily as an organist and in three phases as choirmaster. His numerous sacred works are mainly originated in the times when he was choirmaster in Ruhmannsfelden. 1898 was his first and his last in 1960 obtained composition. 1905 his march was " In Treue fest! " Laid.

Work

Compositions

Sacred Music

Measuring

  • " Laurentius " Mass in C major, Op 14 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, brass quartet, organ) ( Reprint )
  • " Mater Dei " Mass in F major, Op 16 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, string quintet, organ) ( Reprint )
  • " Josephine " Mass in F major, Op 62 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, soloists, 2 Vl. , Brass Quartet, Organ )

Tantum ergo

  • Tantum ergo No. 1 in E flat major, Op 11 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, string quintet, organ) ( Reprint )
  • Tantum ergo No. 2 in F major, Op 32 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, string quintet, organ) ( Reprint )
  • Tantum ergo No. 3 in E flat major, Op 49 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, string quintet, organ)
  • Tantum ergo No. 4 in A major, Op 49 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, string quintet, organ)

Pange lingua

  • Pange lingua G major ( German ) (4 -st. Gem. Choir, Brass Quartet)
  • Pange lingua F major, Op 43 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, organ )
  • Pange lingua E flat major, Op 46 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, organ )
  • Pange lingua E flat major, Op 51 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, organ )

Marienlieder

  • Ave Maria in F major, Op 4 ( lower and upper voice, organ)
  • Marie Song No. 1-13 13 a ( 4 -st. Gem. Choir, organ )

Grave songs

  • Grave song for fallen soldiers in E flat major, Op 35 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, Brass Quartet)
  • Grave Song No. 1 in E flat major, Op 35 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, Brass Quartet) ( reissue )
  • Grave Song No. 2 in E flat major (4 -st. Gem. Choir, Brass Quartet) ( reissue )
  • Grave Song No. 3 in E flat major, Op 44 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, Brass Quartet) ( reissue )
  • Grave Song No. 4 in F major, Op 20 (soprano, 4 -st. Gem. Choir, organ ) ( Reprint )

Offertories

  • Offertory in D major, Op 26 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, organ )
  • Offertory in C major, Op 30 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, organ ) ( Reprint )
  • Offertory in G major, Op 48 (4 -st. Male Choir, organ) ( Reprint )

Communion Songs

  • Communion song in E flat major, Op 12 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, organ )
  • Communion song in G major, Op 21 a ( 4 -st. Gem. Choir, organ )
  • Communion song in G major, Op 21b (4 -st. Gem. Choir, organ )
  • Communion song in C major op 37 b ( 4 -st. Gem. Choir, organ )

Veni creator spiritius

  • Veni Creator Spiritus B flat major (4 -st. Männerchor ) ( reissue )

Adjuva nos

  • Adjuva nos E flat major, Op 8 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, string quintet, organ)
  • 8 Adjuva nos op 15 Adjuva nos No. 1-8 (4 -st. Gem. Choir)

Different genre

  • Cecilia song in E major op 12 b ( 3 -st. Female choir, organ) ( Reprint )
  • Libera E minor op 50 4- st. gem. Choir ( new edition )
  • Benedictus G major, Op 50 (4 -st. Gem. Choir)
  • Corpus Christi procession chants E flat major, Op 52 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, Brass Quartet)
  • Ecce sacerdos F major, Op 57 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, brass quartet, organ)
  • Juravit Dominus B flat major, Op 58 (4 -st. Gem. Choir, brass quartet, organ)
  • "Glory to God " in C major (4 -st. Gem. Choir)
  • Sacred Heart Litany ( lost )

Secular Music

  • March " In loyalty! " D Major ( Piano) ( reissue )
  • Consecration singing E flat major ( fragmentary ) (4 -st. Gem. Choir, Brass Quartet)
  • Song of God's cell in G major, Op 42 ( Arrangement) (4 -st. Männerchor)

Writings

  • History of Ruhmannsfelden ( 2003 edition )
  • History of Zachenberg ( August Högn / Anton Trellinger ) ( 2003 edition )
  • History of the volunteer fire department Ruhmannsfelden ( 2003 edition )
  • Local history newspaper articles: ( 2003 edition ) "By Gaeu and forest", Supplement to Deggendorfer Danube messengers, November 6, 1926 - " History of the market Ruhmannsfelden: The name" Ruhmannsfelden ", the term" market " "
  • "By Gaeu and forest", Supplement to Deggendorfer Danube messengers, December 15, 1926 - " History of the market Ruhmannsfelden: The coat of arms of Ruhmannsfelden; castle and mountain Ruhmannsfelden "
  • "By Gaeu and forest", Supplement to Deggendorfer Danube messengers, August 20, 1927 - " History of the market Ruhmannsfelden: From School Ruhmannsfelden in earlier times to 1835 "
  • " History from the market Ruhmannsfelden: From School Ruhmannsfelden from 1835 " ( source from the chronicle of the elementary school Ruhmannsfelden, probably a copy of a newspaper article from Högn )
  • "By Gaeu and forest", Supplement to Deggendorfer Danube messengers, No. 23/ 1927 " The pilgrimage church Osterbrünnl at Ruhmannsfelden "
  • "By Gaeu and forest", Supplement to Deggendorfer Danube messengers, No. 2/ 1928 - " The pilgrimage church Osterbrünnlein at Ruhmannsfelden "
  • Viechtacher Tageblatt, September 9, 1928 - " What Ruhmannsfelden could celebrate for anniversaries? "
  • Viechtacher daily paper, October 25, 1928 - "How has it looked at Ruhmannsfelden around before its creation? "
  • Viechtacher daily paper, 1928/29 - " parish church of St. Lawrence Ruhmannsfelden " ( in three articles published )

Recordings

  • Josephi - Mass in F major, Op 62 ( Ruhmannsfelden church choir, church choir God cell, Conductor: Josef Friedrich)
  • Lawrence's Mass in C major, Op 14 ( church choir Ruhmannsfelden, Brassoholics, line: Andreas Stich ), total line: August Lankes

Selected works

  • Marie song No. 6 in F major, Op 41 ( Women's Federation singing circle, line: Elfie Piehler ) / i?
  • Marie Song No. 9 in G major, Op 34 ( Nature club singer, conductor: August Lankes ) / i?
  • Marie Song No. 11 in F major, Op 59 ( Ruhmannsfelden church choir, conductor: August Lankes )? / I
  • Cecilia song in E major op 12 b ( Women's Federation singing circle, line: Elfie Piehler ) / i?
  • Offertory in G major, Op 48 ( Nature Club singer, conductor: August Lankes ) / i?
  • Marching In Treue fest D Major (Piano: Josef Friedrich) / i?
  • March in faithfulness firmly in D major ( Musikzug Ruhmannsfelden, line: Andreas Stich )? / I
  • Folk tune " Over the mountains " ( Musikzug Ruhmannsfelden, line: Andreas Stich )? / I
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