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Preußische Akademie der Künste >> 12. Stiftungen >> 12.2. Giacomo-Meyerbeer-Stiftung
1866 - 1887
Enthält: Einladungen des Direktoriums der Akademie (Eduard Daege, O.F. Gruppe; ab 1885 seitens des Vorsitzenden der Musiksektion Taubert) an die Preisrichter der Meyerbeer-Stiftung (sämtliche Mitglieder der Musiksektion sowie zusätzlich die Professoren Stern, Dr. Theodor Kullack, Geyer) zwecks Festsetzung der Konkurrenzaufgaben und Auswahl der Preisträger (fast ausschließlich Terminplanungen, kaum sachbezogene Inhalte, vgl. PrAdK 278). Bewerbungsschreiben um das Stipendium von (ohne Ortsangabe ist Wohnsitz Berlin): Wilhelm Claussen aus Wismar (auch Reisekorrespondenz nach Erhalt des Stipendiums, Bl. 46f.), Bernhard Horter, Franz Kullak, Richard Schmidt, Carl Schulz, Gustav Müller, Max Oesten, Franz Schulz für die Ausschreibung 1866 (Bl. 1-21). Hermann Goetz, Carl Wilhelm Heinrich Schulz, Max Otto Oesten, Christian Ferdinand Albert Schmidt, Julius Phil. Russland, Leonhard Wolff für die Ausschreibung 1868 (Stipendium nicht vergeben, Bl. 28-57). Otto Dorn aus Köln, Julius Buths aus Köln (Preisträger), Franz Mannstaedt, Reinhold Herrmann, Carl Heymann, Max Oesten, C. Schulz für die Ausschreibung 1871 (Bl. 76-99). Arnold Krug (Preisträger), Philipp und Xaver Scharwenka aus Samter, Otto Dorn aus Köln für die Ausschreibung 1872 (Bl. 226ff.). Engelbert Humperdinck aus Siegburg (mehrmalige Bewerbung mit Geburtsurkunde in 1876 bis 1881, Bl. 139-141, 174, 179, 214, 237). Jean Louis Nicodé aus Dresden, Oscar Eschelmann, Adolf Schultze, Engelbert Humperdinck aus Xanten (Preisträger) für die Ausschreibung 1881 (Bl. 241-260). August Marten aus Elberfeld, W. Lamping, Gustav Sperling für die Ausschreibung 1883.
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