!!!Sauter, Ferdinand

Sauter, Ferdinand, b. Werfen (Salzburg), May 6, 1804, 
d. Vienna, Oct. 30, 1854, master of impromptu poetry. Frequented 
taverns in the outskirts of Vienna, many of his melancholic songs 
became popular tunes, died in poverty as a "down-and-out genius".

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Editions: Gedichte, ed. by J. v. Traun, 1855; Auswahl, ed. by O. 
Stein, 1940.

!Literature
H. Deissinger and O. Pfeiffer, F. S. Sein Leben und 
Dichten, 1926; J. Buchowiecki, F. S. With unprinted poems and a 
bibliography, 1972; OeBL.



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