Theobald Rehbaum

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Theobald Rehbaum
Born(1835-08-17)17 August 1835
Berlin
Died2 March 1918(1918-03-02) (aged 82)
Berlin
Occupations
  • Classical violinist
  • Librettist
  • Composer

Theobald Rehbaum (17 August 1835 – 2 March 1918) was a German violinist, librettist and composer, especially of operas.

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Born in Berlin, Rehbaum grew up there and sang as a boy in the Royal Domchor  [ de ]. He studied violin and composition with Friedrich Kiel, and composition also with Hubertus Rios. Rehbaum composed several operas and choral works, but was more successful as a librettist, writing librettos for Bernhard Scholz. He also wrote a Bratschenschule zum Selbstunterricht für Violinisten (viola method for self-instruction for violinists) and an autobiography titled Erlebtes und Erstrebtes. He died in Berlin.

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