Vieh [= George Vieh?]
Sängerknabe in Wien.
8.8.1889   NotizSängerknaben

George Clifford Vieh
* 15.8.1871 St. Louis.1889 nach Wien [dort noch bei den Sängerknaben?]. Schüler Bruckners am Wiener Konservatorium (858/508), studierte bis 1892 Klavier, wirkte später in St. Louis (261/338, Sophie-Drinker-Institut, für 1891/92 mit dem Namen "Wieh" geführt).
Biographische Hinweise bei Ernst C. Krohn, A Century of Missouri Music. [Privatdruck] St. Louis 1924 (https://archive.org/details/centuryofmissour010487mbp/page/n145/mode/2up), Index S. 132: "VIEH, GEORGE CLIFFORD (Aug. 15, 
1872, St. Louis), pianist, composer. Studied at Vienna Cons, of Music. Pupil of Mrs. Lucy Green and Victor Ehling in St. Louis, Josef Dachs, Anton Bruck- ner, Robert Fuchs, J. N. Fuchs, Alfred Prosniz at Vienna. Debut in recital at St. Louis, Dec. 20, 1892. Teacher of 
Piano in St. Louis 1892-1904 (?). Director, Dept. of Music, Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Mo. Organist, Lafayette Park Presbyterian Church (St. L.). Director, Music Dept., Wilson Col- lege, Chambersburg, Pa., 3 yrs. Teacher of Piano, Smith College, Northampton, 
Mass. r. of St. Louis 1872-89, 1892- 190. Now r. of Cambridge, Mass. (Howard Vieh K:368 - K.M.R. XV:93."
1932 wird George Vieh in einem Schulbericht in Williamsburg erwähnt (https://ldsgenealogy.com/books/annualreportofto1931will.pdf)
1302/91: „George C. Vieh, the young pianist, lately returned from Vienna, was born in St. Louis in August, 1871, and is a son of George Vieh, the well known piano maker and tuner. He was educated at the public and high schools of this city, and was considered by his teachers a very bright pupil. His piano studies were taken up at the age of eight years, and prosecuted under various teachers, among them, Mrs. Lucy Green, and for almost two years, Mr. Victor Ehling, the prominent pianist.“ (Kunkel's Musical Review (St. Louis, Missouri), 1.12.1892, S. 13. Das Klaviergeschäft des Vaters George Vieh hat dieselbe Adresse wir die Redaktion der Zeitschrift in St. Louis.).
„Mr. Vieh is a native of St. Louis, in which city, for twelve years, he pursued his earlier musical studies under the most careful instruction. In 1889 he went to Vienna and entered the conservatory where he studied with Josef Dachs, Anton Bruckner, Robert and Johann Fuchs, and Prosniz. [Im Juni 1890 wurde ihm in Bruckners „Classe für Harmonielehre“ eine Censur ersten Grades zuerkannt.] He was graduated in 1892, receiving the silver medal, (highest honor.) Since his return to America, Mr. Vieh has resided in St. Louis, occupying a prominent position among the leading artists and teachers of the country. As a piano virtuoso, he has come to be widely known and highly regarded." (The Ithaca Journal (Ithaca, New York) Nr. 9, S. 7).
Erwähnungen:
Schuljahr 1870/71    Harmonielehre
(ders.?) 8.8.1889   NotizSängerknaben
Juni 1890    PrüfungKonservatorium
Dez. 1892   Art.RückkehrWienSt.Louis
20.4.1905    Ankünd.Pennsylvania
12.1.1916    Ankünd.Orgelkonzert/Ithaca