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C04-Fotobestand F58 Nachlass Alfred Schröter (Bestand)
BR, Historisches Archiv (Archivtektonik) >> Tektonikgruppe C = Sammlungsgut >> C04 Bestandsgruppe Fotos F (auch digital) >> F58 Nachlass Alfred Schröter
1930 - 1979
Form und Inhalt: Die Fotos aus dem Nachlass Alfred Schröter wurden dem Historischen Archiv 1987 übergeben. Es handelt sich vor allem um Künstlerporträts, u.a. Rudolf Schock, Fotos von Konzerten und Alfred Schröter mit Kolleginnen und Kollegen.
Personenbeschreibung: Alfred Schröter (1899-1985) leitete die Abteilung "Gehobene Unterhaltungsmusik". Bevor er am 1. Januar 1950 zum Bayerischen Rundfunk kam, war er unter anderem als Abteilungsleiter Schallplattensendung beim Mitteldeutschen Rundfunk (MIRAG).
Alfred Schröter arbeitete bis 1952 mit dem Orchester Kurt Graunke, danach mit dem Münchner Rundfunkorchester unter Werner Schmidt-Boelcke. Er gilt als Initiator der "Münchner Sonntagskonzerte". Von 1963 bis 1966 leitete er alle zwei Jahre das "Festival der leichten Musik", das zusammen mit 23 Radiostationen beim BR veranstaltet wurde. Nach seiner Pensionierung am 1. Juni 1966 war Schröter noch als freier Mitarbeiter für den BR tätig und veranstaltete noch bis 1968 Konzerte.
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Reason for persecution
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