Löwe, Ferdinand (1865–1925). Austrian conductor, pupil of Bruckner, a member of the circle of friends around Bruckner, and associated with editing the latter’s symphonies. He was a teacher of piano, choral singing, and music education at the Vienna Conservatory 1884–1922, and Director 1919–22 (after the enforced resignation of Wilhelm Bopp). In 1909, S speaks of him as known to him personally “but not sadly not artistically close to me” (Federhofer, Nach Tagebüchern, p. 207). Why S calls him “Director” in WSLB 14, August 19, 1908, is unknown. Mentioned in: OJ 9/32, [4], September 1, 1908 (Cotta to Schenker) WSLB 66/67, October 19, 1910 (Schenker to Hertzka) |
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| Löwe, Ferdinand (1865–1925). Austrian conductor, pupil of Bruckner, a member of the circle of friends around Bruckner, and associated with editing the latter’s symphonies. He was a teacher of piano, choral singing, and music education at the Vienna Conservatory 1884–1922,... | |