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Frimmel, Theodor

Theodor Frimmel (1853–1928). Austrian scholar. Trained in medicine, he was assistant curator at the Vienna Hofmuseum 1884–93, later taught art history at the Vienna Athenäum and was director of a gallery. His works by this time included Beethoven und Goethe: eine Studie (1883), Neue Beethoveniana (1888) and Ludwig van Beethoven (1901) and were later to include two volumes of Beethoven letters (1910–11) and his Beethoven-Handbuch (1926). ( NGDM )

In 1907, Frimmel approached Schenker about contributing to his new Beethoven-Jahrbuch, which however lasted only two issues (1908, 1909) without Schenker having supplied anything.

Substantial correspondence from Frimmel to Schenker exists as:

OJ 11/10, 1902-1927 (28 items)
OC 24/20, August 1, 1921

A copy of his later Beethoven-Forschung, vol. 9 (1923) exists in Schenker’s library, OJ 34/2, with an inscription from the author, and Schenker clipped an article of his from the Wiener Zeitung, February 13, 1921 in his scrapbook, OC 2/59.

There were copies of Beethoven-Forschung for 1911–18 and Ludwig van Beethoven, 4th, edn in the sale of Schenker's personal library ( Musik und Theater. Enthaltend die Bibliothek des Herrn Dr. Heinrich Schenker, Wien, Antiquariat Heinrich Hinterberger ).

Frimmel is mentioned in the following items currently on the website:

OC 52/17, March 11, 1905
OJ 1/5, p.68, January 30, 1908
CA 75, February 8, 1908
OJ 1/5, p.71, February 8, 1908
CA 76, April 24, 1908
CA 94, April 8, 1909
OJ 12/27, [11], October 4, 1909

Theodor Frimmel (1853–1928). Austrian scholar. Trained in medicine, he was assistant curator at the Vienna Hofmuseum 1884–93, later taught art history at the Vienna Athenäum and was director of a gallery. His works by this time included Beethoven und Goethe:...

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