Johann Christoph Krauseneck (GND 104221887)

Data
Surname Krauseneck
Forename Johann Christoph
GND 104221887 ( DNB  )
Area of activity Art
Johann Christoph Krauseneck at the BSB 
KRAUSENECK (Johann Christoph) Chamber Secretary at Baireuth; born on 16 June 1738 to Zell im Baireuthischen, where his father evangelized. Preacher was. In 1753 he came to the Gymnasium in Baireuth, and in 1756 to the University of Erlangen to study theology, but afterward left this study due to a predominant inclination towards poetry and became a tutor to the Baireuthischer Oberjägermeister von Schirnding, who at the same time needed him as a secretary in forestry matters. In 1783 he became chamber registrar in Baireuth, and in 1792 real chamber secretary. He had thorough erudition in the writings of the old and new, firm principles in criticism, a very educated fine taste, and was a very popular poet in his time. His odes, idylls and sacred songs, for which he usually wrote the melodies himself as an excellent pianist and good composer, met with great approval. He died on 7 June 1799. Writings: Cf. Meyer’s biographer. News from Ansbach. and Baireuth. Writer p. 179. Liederdichter Th. I. S. 278–280. Baireuth B. V. S. 128–134. Lexikon alter u. neue geistlicher Liederdichter S. 178. Teutschland 5. A. B. IV. P. 260. B. X. P. 141. and B. XI. P. 459. Writings. B. VII. P. 334. Baurs Handwörterbuch B. III. P. 126. 1800. n. 74. p. 734. Rotermunds Lexikon B. III. P. 833. Jördens Lexikon teutscher Dichter und Prosaisten B. VI. S. 439–443. Lipowsky: Baierisches Musik-Lexikon 1811. p. 157. Ladvocat’s Handwörterbuch B. IX. P. 586.
  1. 1. The Casual, a comic heroic poem. 8. Baireuth 1765 and 1767.
  2. 2. Fatime, or the Tribute Girl, a spectacle. Eb. 1770.
  3. 3. Zama, or the young Moroccan woman, a spectacle. Eb. 1770.
  4. 4. The Gold Makers, comedy in a plot. Eb. 1772.
  5. 5. Songs; in Ch. H. Schmidt’s Anthologie der Teutschen 1772.
  6. 6. Jn. Georg Eman. Roßner’s collection of some poems. 8. Baireuth 1773.
  7. 7. Poems and idylls; in the Almanac of the German Muses. Leipz. 1773. 1777 and 1781.
  8. 8. Poems; in paperback for poets and poet friends. Leipz. 1774–1780.
  9. 9. The advertisement for England, comedy in an elevator. 8. Baireuth 1776.
  10. 10. Poems. First collection. 8. eb. 1776. Second collection. Eb. 1783.
  11. 11. The Prince’s Journey, rural comedy in an elevator. Eb. 1777.
  12. 12. Field song of a German grenadier in North America. Eb. 1778.
  13. 13. Contest in front of and in Gibraltar. Eb. 1782.
  14. 14. Poems; in J. H. M. Ernesti’s Practical Handbook of Eloquence and Poetry. Nürnb. 1784.
  15. 15. Poems; in the Franconian Almanac of the Muses by Joh. Friedr. Degen. Nürnb. 1787.
  16. 16. Poems; in the Teutschen Museum.
  17. 17. Burgrave Albrecht the Fair and Karintha von Orlamünde, a dialogue story from the fourteenth century; in the Franconian archives of Büttner, Keerl and Fischer. Ansb. 1790. B. I. n. 1.
  18. 18. Idyll; the happy recovery of the President of the Chamber of Flotow. Fol. Baireuth 1790.
  19. 19. Albrecht Achilles, Margrave of Brandenburg; a patriotic spectacle in 5 acts. 8. eb. 1790.
  20. 20. The rural Feyer of the Prince’s Day, a village painting in a plot. Eb. 1791.
  21. 21. Folk song. Eb. 1792.
  22. 22. Poem dedicated to Mr. Director Uz; in the Ansbacher Monathsschrift B. 2. Heft 5. S. 454.
  23. 23. Prosaic and poetic leproses; in the new collector. Acquire.
  24. 24. Many, individually printed, odes and songs, with and without melodies.
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Footnotes

  1.  See General Teutsche Bibl. B. 31. II. p. 497.
  2.  s. Gotth. gel. Z. 1776. St. 47. S. 377.
  3.  See Teutscher Merkur 1777. Sept. p. 286.
  4.  see Obert. Lit. Z. 1790. I. p. 670. Allg. teutsche Bibl. B. 111. I. S. 108.
 
 

Johann Christoph Krauseneck (GND 104221887)

Data
Surname Krauseneck
Forename Johann Christoph
GND 104221887 ( DNB  )
Area of activity Art
Johann Christoph Krauseneck at the BSB 
KRAUSENECK (Johann Christoph) Chamber Secretary at Baireuth; born on 16 June 1738 to Zell im Baireuthischen, where his father evangelized. Preacher was. In 1753 he came to the Gymnasium in Baireuth, and in 1756 to the University of Erlangen to study theology, but afterwards left this study due to a predominant inclination towards poetry, and became a tutor to the Baireuthischer Oberjägermeister von Schirnding, who at the same time needed him as a secretary in forestry matters. In 1783 he became chamber registrar in Baireuth, and in 1792 real chamber secretary. He had thorough erudition in the writings of the old and new, firm principles in criticism, a very educated fine taste, and was a very popular poet in his time. His odes, idylls and sacred songs, for which he usually wrote the melodies himself as an excellent pianist and good composer, met with great approval. He died on 7 June 1799. Writings: Cf. Meyer’s biographer. News from Ansbach. and Baireuth. Writer p. 179. Liederdichter Th. I. S. 278–280. Baireuth B. V. S. 128–134. Lexikon alter u. neue geistlicher Liederdichter S. 178. Teutschland 5. A. B. IV. P. 260. B. X. P. 141. and B. XI. P. 459. Writings. B. VII. P. 334. Baurs Handwörterbuch B. III. P. 126. 1800. n. 74. p. 734. Rotermunds Lexikon B. III. P. 833. Jördens Lexikon teutscher Dichter und Prosaisten B. VI. S. 439–443. Lipowsky: Baierisches Musik-Lexikon 1811. p. 157. Ladvocat’s Handwörterbuch B. IX. P. 586.
  1. 1. The Casual, a comic heroic poem. 8. Baireuth 1765 and 1767.
  2. 2. Fatime, or the Tribute Girl, a spectacle. Eb. 1770.
  3. 3. Zama, or the young Moroccan woman, a spectacle. Eb. 1770.
  4. 4. The Gold Makers, comedy in a plot. Eb. 1772.
  5. 5. Songs; in Ch. H. Schmidt’s Anthologie der Teutschen 1772.
  6. 6. Jn. Georg Eman. Roßner’s collection of some poems. 8. Baireuth 1773.
  7. 7. Poems and idylls; in the Almanac of the German Muses. Leipz. 1773. 1777 and 1781.
  8. 8. Poems; in paperback for poets and poet friends. Leipz. 1774–1780.
  9. 9. The advertisement for England, comedy in an elevator. 8. Baireuth 1776.
  10. 10. Poems. First collection. 8. eb. 1776. Second collection. Eb. 1783.
  11. 11. The Prince’s Journey, rural comedy in an elevator. Eb. 1777.
  12. 12. Field song of a German grenadier in North America. Eb. 1778.
  13. 13. Contest in front of and in Gibraltar. Eb. 1782.
  14. 14. Poems; in J. H. M. Ernesti’s Practical Handbook of Eloquence and Poetry. Nürnb. 1784.
  15. 15. Poems; in the Franconian Almanac of the Muses by Joh. Friedr. Degen. Nürnb. 1787.
  16. 16. Poems; in the Teutschen Museum.
  17. 17. Burgrave Albrecht the Fair and Karintha von Orlamünde, a dialogue story from the fourteenth century, in the Franconian archives of Büttner, Keerl, and Fischer. Ansb. 1790. B. I. n. 1.
  18. 18. Idyll; the happy recovery of the President of the Chamber of Flotow. Fol. Baireuth 1790.
  19. 19. Albrecht Achilles, Margrave of Brandenburg; a patriotic spectacle in 5 acts. 8. eb. 1790.
  20. 20. The rural Feyer of the Prince’s Day, a village painting in a plot. Eb. 1791.
  21. 21. Folk song. Eb. 1792.
  22. 22. Poem dedicated to Mr. Director Uz; in the Ansbacher Monathsschrift B. 2. Heft 5. S. 454.
  23. 23. Prosaic and poetic leproses; in the new collector. Acquire.
  24. 24. Many, individually printed, odes and songs, with and without melodies.
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Footnotes

  1.  See General Teutsche Bibl. B. 31. II. p. 497.
  2.  s. Gotth. gel. Z. 1776. St. 47. S. 377.
  3.  See Teutscher Merkur 1777. Sept. p. 286.
  4.  see Obert. Lit. Z. 1790. I. p. 670. Allg. teutsche Bibl. B. 111. I. S. 108.