Ernst Hilmar

Ernst Hilmar ( born September 20, 1938 in Graz) is an Austrian musicologist and librarian. It deals in particular with the work of Franz Schubert, Johann Strauss ( son ), Hugo Wolf and the Second Viennese School.

Career

After studying musicology at the University of Graz and the University of Music Vienna ( Promotion: Graz 1962) Hilmar first went to Freiburg im Breisgau and was a research associate of the RISM office in Kassel after. He then moved into the music collection of the Vienna City and State Library, which was led at that time by Fritz Racek ( 1911-1975 ). In 1975, he became its successor. 1987 Hilmar was habilitated at the University of Vienna (Collected Studies on the life and work of Franz Schubert).

In 1979 he founded the Society for the Promotion of Schubert research, emerged from the 1987 Vienna International Franz Schubert Institute ( IFSI ), where he edited the periodical Schubert 1988-2003 through the lens. He also initiated the founding of the Vienna Institute for Strauss Research ( WISF ). There was a long standing collaboration with the music antiquarian and publisher Hans Schneider, who was editor of the publications of the Institute founded by Hilmar and promoted. 2001 Hilmar was voted as Secretary General of the IFSI because of numerous violations of the statutes of the association, the IFSI had to be dissolved in April 2005.

His Schubert monograph was translated into Japanese ( Tokyo 2000) and Chinese ( Beijing 2005).

1994 had Hilmar on suspicion of malversation the Vienna Library leave and has since been retired. He continued (including in many cases together with Margret Jestremski ) scientifically active. Currently, the role as head of Hilmar's music collection of the Vienna Library (1975-1994) is the subject of prosecutorial investigations.

Publications

Franz Schubert ( selection)

  • Directory of Schubert manuscripts in the Music Collection of the Vienna City and State Library / Ernst Hilmar. Kassel S. 1978. XV, 144, 105
  • Franz Schubert. [ Exhibition [ ... ] for the 150th anniversary of the death of the composer ] ed. together with Otto Brusatti. Vienna 1978 -. XXXII, 315 pp.
  • Franz Schubert in his time. Vienna / Graz 1985. 143 S.
  • Franz Schubert: Three large Sonatas for the Pianoforte: D 958, D 959 and D 960 (early versions ); Facsimile from the autographs [ ... ]. Begl. Text & Comm v. E. Hilmar. First Release. Tutzing 1987. S. 28
  • Collected studies on the life and work of Franz Schubert. Habilitationsschr. University of Vienna 1987. 478 Bl
  • Franz Schubert: Der Graf von Gleichen: opera in 2 acts D ( 918); First publication of the manuscript by the composer from the possession of the Vienna City and State Library. Text of Eduard von Bauer field. Edited and annotated by Ernst Hilmar. With a contribution by Erich W. Partsch. Tutzing 1988. Pp. 19, 72 pp.
  • Schubert ( Pictorial Biography ). Graz ADEVA 1989 and 1996. 216 S.
  • Franz Schubert played by Ernst Hilmar. Reinbek 1997. 158 S.
  • Schubert -Lexikon, ed. with Margret Jestremski. Graz: . ADEVA 1997 534 p
  • Building blocks to a new Schubert bibliography mainly of the writings 1929-2000 Part I:. Alphabetical order by author. In: Schubert through the lens No. 25, (2000 ), pp. 95-303 (Amendments and Indexes in Schubert through the glasses Nos. 26, 27, Collaboration: Werner Bodendorff ).
  • Franz Schubert. Documents from 1801 to 1830. First volume. Addenda and comment. Employees: Werner Bodendorff ( Publications of the IFSI, 10/2), Tutzing 2003.
  • Schubert Encyclopedia ( 2 vols ), ed. with Margret Jestremski. Tutzing 2004.

Hugo Wolf

  • Hugo Wolf, letters to Frieda Zerny. Vienna 1978. S. 83
  • Hugo Wolf encyclopedia. 518 individual articles on the life and work, environment and reception. Tutzing 2007. XXV, 593 pp.

For the Second Viennese School

  • Arnold Schoenberg. Memorial Exhibition, Vienna 1974. 386 S.
  • Wozzeck by Alban Berg. Emergence, initial success, repression ( 1914-1935 ). Vienna 1975. 106 S.
  • Thanks to Ernst Krenek: Catalogue of the exhibition of the Vienna City and State Library in the Historical Museum of the City of Vienna, Milan June 1982 Vienna 1982 100 p. .
  • Anton Webern: 1883 - 1983; a Festschrift for the hundredth birthday. With an introduction by Henri Pousseur. Vienna 1983. 296 S.
  • Encounter with Arnold Schoenberg: International Music Festival Duisburg " Arnold Schoenberg and new music from Germany, Austria and Switzerland " of 13 September 1992-30 June 1993, and Exhibition in the Culture and Local History Museum Duisburg, 24 February to 28 March 1993. Catalog by Margret Jestremski and Ernst Hilmar. Duisburg 1993. 102 S.

Other publications as author and editor (selection)

  • The Nestroy musical settings in the Vienna collections. In: mask and buskins 18 (1972 ) 1-2, pp. 38-98.
  • 75 years Universal Edition ( 1901-1976 ). [ Catalogue of the exhibition of the Vienna City and State Library in the Historical Museum of the City of Vienna in December 1976 / January 1977 ] [ Collaborators: Otto Brusatti ]. Vienna 1976. 102 S.
  • Richard Wagner: " Schuster Song " from the opera " The Mastersingers of Nuremberg ": earliest fair copy ( WWV deest ); Faks after autograph. Tutzing 1988. S. 20
  • Musicians cartoons by Mahler to the present. ( Vienna City Hall, March 1988 - September 1988) Edited by Franz Patzer. Katalogred. E. Hilmar. Vienna 1987. S. 61
  • Leoš Janáček: Letters to the Universal Edition. Tutzing 1988. 385 S.
  • International Symposium musician autographs: Report 5 -8. June 1989, Vienna. Tutzing 1990. 236 S.
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