About Lambrecht Lambrechts
Lived 1865 – 1932 (aged 66). Lambrecht Lambrechts was a Belgian writer, poet and teacher.
Lambrecht Lambrechts (24 September 1865 – 13 August 1932) was a Flemish writer and poet. He also published under the pseudonyms RL Doornkapper, Jan van Hasselt and J. Herten.
Biography Lambrecht Lambrechts, born Lambrecht Renier Lambrechts, was the son of Willem-Hendrik Lambrechts and Rosalia Somers. His father was a head teacher in Hoeselt, which earned him the nickname Lemmen van de Meester.
In 1901 he became a teacher at the normal school in Lier and from 1905 to 1918 at the normal school in Ghent. In 1905 he moved to the Kunstlaan no. 51 in Ghent.
In 1912 he became a knight of the Order of Leopold.
In 1919 he was transferred (because of his "flamingant non-conformism") to the normal school in 's-Gravenbrakel. Lambrechts wrote for seven Flemish magazines.
His last transfer (to Blankenberge) happened in 1921. He taught there until 1925 (when he was 60 years old).
In 1922, together with Emiel Hullebroeck, he founded the music monthly Muziekwarande, the last issue of which was published in December 1931.
From 1923 to 1926 he also taught at the Trade and Language Institute, founded by Jan Baptist Wannyn, on the Savaanstraat in Ghent.
After his death on 13 July 1932, his remains were transferred to his native village in April 1933, where a funerary monument was erected on the municipal cemetery. His friends (including Emiel Hullebroeck) had a memorial plaque placed on this house in 1933. There is also a street named after him in Hoeselt.
Main works Lyrics De Vlaemsche Zanger (100 songs) (1912, 1925) De Duinen (set to music by Armand Preud'homme) Het Lied van Pater Callewaert (set to music by Emiel Hullebroeck) Omdat ik Vlaming ben (set to music by Maria Matthyssens) Het groetend kindje (set to music by August de Boeck)
Songbooks Mijn liedergarve uit Limburg (written in 1888 and published posthumously in 1937) Het zingende Vlaanderen (1922)
Novels Uit de Demergouw (1903) Het Mirakelfeest (1906) Paaseieren (1908) Dierennovellen (1910) Uit Belgisch Limburg (1911) Limburgs leven (1913) Het Wingewest (1914) Limburgse Beelden (1922) Om moeders wil (1925)
Poems Rond het klavier (1901) De vrolijke Limburger (1905) Mate en minne (1909) Kleine keuze (1924)
Librettos Sepp'l, together with Louis De Vriendt, set to music by Emiel Hullebroeck. Cupidodictator, set to music by Emiel Hullebroeck.
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Flemish writer and poet (1865-1932)
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Lambrecht Lambrechts was born on 24 September 1865 in Hoeselt.
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Lambrecht Lambrechts died on 13 August 1932 in Ghent.
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Lambrecht Lambrechts was a writer, poet and teacher.
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Lambrecht Lambrechts was Belgian.
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