GERMAN TENOR HERMANN SCHRAMM (1871-1951) CDR

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HERMANN SCHRAMM (BERLIN, FEBRUARY, 7, 1871 – FRANKFURT AM MAIN, 14 DECEMBER, 1951)         Like his father, he initially became a merchant, but later studied singing and made his debut in 1895 at the Wroclaw Opera House as Gomez in Das Nachtlager in Granada by C. Kreutzer. During the 1896-1900 seasons, he…

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HERMANN SCHRAMM (BERLIN, FEBRUARY, 7, 1871 – FRANKFURT AM MAIN, 14 DECEMBER, 1951)

 

 

 

 

Like his father, he initially became a merchant, but later studied singing and made his debut in 1895 at the Wroclaw Opera House as Gomez in Das Nachtlager in Granada by C. Kreutzer. During the 1896-1900 seasons, he worked as a lyric tenor at the Cologne Opera House, but eventually transitioned to performing exclusively in buffo roles. He became a highly respected member of the Frankfurt am Main Opera House, where he performed from 1900 to 1933. On the German stage, he was particularly renowned for his portrayals of Mime in Wagner’s Ring cycle and David in Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg. In 1899, he also sang the role of David at the Bayreuth Festival.

That same year, he made guest appearances at London’s Covent Garden Opera. His career also took him to prominent stages in Brussels, Paris, and Holland. In 1912, he performed in Amsterdam in the Dutch premiere of Humperdinck’s opera Königskinder.

He made additional guest appearances at the Court Operas of Berlin (1897), Dresden (1898-99), and Munich (1898), as well as at the Court Theaters of Hanover (1899), Wiesbaden (from 1900), Karlsruhe (from 1906), and Mannheim (1900). From 1900, he also performed at the City Theater of Zurich. In the 1923-1924 season, he participated in the North American tour of German Opera.

As a Jew, he was forced to retire from the stage in Frankfurt in 1934 due to Nazi persecution, but he managed to survive in Frankfurt during the Nazi era. His son, Friedrich Schramm (1900-1981), served as the director of the Stadttheater in Basel for many years and later as the director of the Staatstheater in Wiesbaden.

 

Chronology of some appearances

 

1895 Wroclaw Opera House

1896-1900 Cologne Opera House

1900-1933 Frankfurt am Main Opera House

 

TRACKLIST

 

 

  1. Bettelstudent (Millöcker) Ich knüpfte (Loblied der Polin) 42302 778B G&T Frankfurt a.M. 1901-05
  2. Entführung aus dem Serail (Mozart) Frisch zum Kampfe 22997 441ab Gramophone, Berlin 1909-01-22
  3. Fliegende Holländer (Wagner) Mit Gewitter und Sturm 50956 Homocord, Berlin 1923-04-11
  4. Fliegende Holländer (Wagner) Steuermannslied 13402 Beka Berlin 1910-12
  5. Hirondelles (Hirschmann) Das Falkenpaar (w. Hensel) 2-44021 3317L G&T, Frankfurt a. M. 1905-09
  6. Meistersinger von Nürnberg (Wagner) Am Jordan 2-42119 1127c G&T, Frankfurt a.M. 1903-09
  7. Prima-Ballerina (Schwarz) Hahnenlied 22998 440ab Gramophone, Berlin 1909-01-22
  8. Tristan und Isolde (Wagner) Lied des jungen Seemann 8194 Homokord
  9. Undine (Lortzing) In Wein liegt Warheit (w. Gareis) X-2-24054 Zonophone, Frankfurt a.M. 1909-0405
  10. Undine (Lortzing) Vater, Mutter, Schwestern 42294 771B Berliner, Frankfurt a.M. 1901-05
  11. Undine (Lortzing) Vater, Mutter, Schwestern, Brüder P 316 P388 Parlophon, Berlin 1910-12
  12. Waffenschmied (Lortzing) Buffo-Duett (w. Gareis) X-2-24055 Zonophone, Frankfurt a.M. 1909-0405
  13. Waffenschmied (Lortzing) Das kommt davon, wenn man auf Reisen geht 13403 Beka, Berlin 1910-12
  14. Waffenschmied (Lortzing) Man wird ja einmal nur geboren 2-42694 1166z G&T, Frankfurt a.M. 1903-09
  15. Waffenschmied (Lortzing) Man wird ja einmal nur geboren 42301 776B G&T, Frankfurt a.M. 1901-05
  16. Waffenschmied (Lortzing) War einst ein junger Springinsfeld P390 Parlophon, Berlin 1910-12

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