Hermann Scholtz

He then taught at the Munich Musikhochschule for six years, moving to Dresden in 1875, where he was appointed Royal Saxon Chamber Virtuoso in 1880 and Professor in 1910.

His pupils included Hans Fährmann, Leo Kestenberg, Clara Mannes and Johannes Pache.

Scholtz was on friendly terms with Marie Wieck, who temporarily left her summer house in Hosterwitz [de] to his family.

There are several interpretations by Scholtz on punched tape for the phonola piano of the Ludwig Hupfeld AG [de] erhalten, darunter von seiner Ballade op.

Their son Robert Friedrich Karl Scholtz (14 April 1877 in Dresden - 19 May 1956 in Berlin) was a painter and graphic artist.