Fritz Müller-Rehrmann
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Müller-Rehrman was born in Nuremberg in 1889, the son of a head teacher and music director.[2] He studied first with Felix Mottl and Friedrich Klose at the Münchener Akademie der Tonkunst between 1908 and 1912, before taking masterclasses with Friedrich Gernsheim and Georg Schumann in while serving in World War I.[3]
Career and political activities
After completing his studies, Müller-Rehrmann worked as a conductor in Glogau from 1919 to 1920, returning to Munich in 1921 as a freelance composer.[4] He published a book on music theory, Grundlagen der modernen Harmonik, in three volumes in 1922. Müller-Rehrmann joined NSDAP (Nazi Party) in 1932 (No. 929,179). He worked closely with youth organisations, providing music for gymnastic activities.[2] After World War II he remained in Munich, dying in 1949.