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uschi (Guest) 2007-09-07, 00:40 #1

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wer kennt friedrich müller aus wien, es meldet sich ständig ein hubert einfalt. bei diesem unternehmen habe ich mittlerweile mindestens 8 reisen gewonnen, aber nie eine antwort erhalten. die wollen immer, dass man die 0900 nummer anwählt, welches ich nie mache. dann bekommt man eine reise, meldet sich zurück, aber nichts tut sich. totat unseriös.

NEERAJ123 2010-07-06, 08:48 #2

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Müller, Friedrich (Kreuznach, 1749-1825, Rome), who usually called himself Maler Müller, developed a double talent, for painting and literature. The son of an innkeeper, who died early, he attracted attention by his drawings and was apprenticed in 1767 to the court painter at Zweibrücken, passing into the service of the Duke of Pfalz-Zweibrücken. He fell into disfavour, probably because he got an unmarried girl into trouble, left Zweibrücken and lived in Mannheim from 1774 to 1778, where he enjoyed the protection of the Elector Karl Theodor and the patronage of Goethe.

In Mannheim Müller's poetic talents awakened, and within a short time he wrote a number of works of diverse character. These include biblical idylls (Der erschlagene Abel, 1775, and Adams erstes Erwachen und erste seelige Nächte, 1778), classical idylls (Der Satyr Mopsus, Bacchidon und Milon, and Der Faun, all 1775), and, above all, his Palatine idylls (Pfälzische Idyllen) Die Schaaf-Schur (1775) and Das Nußkernen (1811), which infuse a robust realism into an idealizing form. These works are in prose, which varies from the ecstatic to the rhythmic. The patriotic prose poem Kreuznach (1778) was described as a hymn (see Hymne). His diffuse play Golo und Genoveva was begun at this time, and two scenes were published in 1776, but it was not finished until 1781 and not published until 1811. Müller's interest in Faust was first apparent in Situation aus Fausts Leben (1776), and his Fausts Leben dramatisiert was published in 1778 Niobe. Ein lyrisches (musikalisches) Drama appeared in the same year. Müller also wrote a number of poems in these years, of which Soldatenabschied (‘Heute scheid'; ich, heute wandr' ich’) and Die Zeugen (‘Du grün bewachs';nes Thal’) are the best known.

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