Carl Hermann Busse

Carl ( Hermann ) buses ( born November 12, 1872 in Linde city at Birnbaum / Posen ( today Międzychód, Poland); † December 3, 1918 in Berlin) was a German lyric poet. He worked as a literary critic and published, under the pseudonym Fritz Döring, even poetry and prose.

Life

Carl Busse attended high school in Wongrowitz. He lived from about 1893 in Berlin and visited also the Militärpädagogium. From 1894 he studied philology, history and philosophy at the University of Berlin and received his doctorate in 1898 with Wolfgang Golther at Rostock University with a thesis on Novalis ' poetry. Since 1898 he worked as a freelance writer and literary critic in Berlin, was co-editor of the German weekly paper, a journal of politics, art and literature, and employees of Velhagen & Klasing Monatshefte. Buses was a founding member of the " cartel German lyric writers ."

The composer Heinrich Kaspar Schmid set to music in 1903 in op.9 the poem " Beautiful Night " for voice and piano. The premiere was on 18 June 1903 Munich Odeon at a concert by students of the Academy of Music, the piano was Heinrich Kaspar Schmid. Also In 1903 Max Reger's song of the glorified op 71 for chorus and orchestra; later followed by three song compositions, lullaby, Op 75 No. 14, when the linden blossoms, Op 76 No. 4 and The Sausewind Op 104 No 5

Buses took off in 1916 as part Landsturmmann the First World War and was awarded the Iron Cross Second Class. Buses died in the 1918 Spanish flu swept through Europe and was buried in Berlin- Kreuzberg in the graveyard of Friedrichswerder community.

With his wife, Paula, Sara Jacobsen he had two daughters, Christine and Ute. The ground floor of the house in Heath Road 25-26 in Steglitz had his widow in the spring of 1924, Dora Diamant and Franz Kafka, aka " Dr. Kaesbohrer " rented. Paula Busse was deported by the Nazis in the Theresienstadt ghetto, which she survived.

His brother George Busse- Palma was also a man of letters.

In Berlin, the Busseallee is named after him.

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Buses belonged to the circle of authors and writers who cooperated in the textual design of the Stollwerck Collecting pictures and scrapbooks on behalf of the Cologne Chocolate producer Ludwig Stollwerck. Among the other authors, the poet " T.Resa " aka Theresa Gröhe, born Pauli Greiffenberg, zoology professor Paul Matschie, the writer Hans Eschelbach, the journalist Julius Rodenberg, the writer Joseph of fluidized, the novelist Gustav Falke, the poet had Anna Ritter.

Reception

Carl bus poem Over the mountains (山 の あなた, Yama no Anata ) is in Japan through the anthology KAICHÔ on Ueda Bin from 1905 ( most recently in 2010 re-released ) still known today.

Works

• Poems, Großenhain [ et al ] 1892
• I do not know, Großenhain [ et al ] 1892
• In young sun, Munich 1892
• Silence stories, Munich 1894
• Dreams, Leipzig 1895
• Youth storms, Stuttgart 1896
• New poems, Stuttgart 1896
• The ugly Wikta, Wroclaw [ et al ] 1897
• Height Frost, Berlin 1897
• Novalis ' poetry, Opole 1898
• Jadwiga, Stuttgart 1 (1899 )
• 2 (1899 )

Songs with Lyrics Carl bus

Opus 20/2 " in my home "

In my home it is now spring, the greens on the oldest even graves; because the sound Well as attract the songs since emigrated with kittens the crowd of children.

In my home, the girls laugh, the Wild Roses Abloom `n in the bushes! And at night the stars shine much golden, golden like a thousand times here with you!

Op 75/14 " lullaby " Sum, sum, the Sandman goes, oh, how dark, oh, how late, how late! If for every child in the house, scatters from the hidden seeds.

Sum, sum, the Sandman goes, come and say your night prayer: "Dear God, you made me pious, that I come to heaven! "

` Folding the hands, sleep in peace, sleep in peace, your mother flipped face up to, an angel is beautiful today ` stand at your crib ` n

Editorship

• Modern German Poetry, Halle 1895
• Firelight, Heilbronn 1915
• Holy showerheads, Berlin 1915 (published under the name Fritz Döring)
• Clear the decks! , Heilbronn 1915
• Tröst Solitude, Heilbronn 1 (1916 )