Erich Meyer-Helmund

In 19th Century, 20th Century, Composers by Vogler & Lindqvist4 Comments

Not much is to find about the composer Erik Meyer-Helmund (1862 – 1932). He was born in St Petersburg, but lived and worked in Berlin as a composer, pianist and singer. He wrote five operas, some ballet- and incidental music for theatres. But most of all he wrote lots and lots of popular songs and salon pieces, performed by Lotte Lehmann, Joseph Schmidt, Fritz Kreisler and later Fritz Wunderlich, only to name a few.
I couldn’t find any picture of him. If you have one, please send it over! > Brigitta did! Thanks!

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  1. Trying to find out if Eric Meyer Helmand
    Is considered a composer of the Late Romantic period or Contemporary period.
    A student of mine is learning
    “Der Schwer”

  2. Author

    Hi Brigitta, how great to hear from you! Thank you so much for the tip with Erich M-H’s picture; I’ll post it asap. A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too, all the way back to Brazil!

  3. Hi, Hélène & Philipp,
    first of all my congrats and admiration for this great project and all the resarch behind it!!! I am following your blog for some months now and am always excited with a new song you publish. I found a picture of this composer in the IMSLP site: http://imslp.org/images/2/24/Erik_Meyer-Hemund.jpg
    I wish you both a merry Christmas and a happy New Year full of new findings!!!
    Greetings from Brazil, Niterói city (near Rio de Janeiro)
    Brigitta

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