"Fritz Kreisler" pán-pún chi-kan bô-kāng--ê tē-hng

'''Fritz Kreisler''' ([[1875 nî]] [[2 goe̍h 2]] – [[1962 nî]] [[1 goe̍h 29]]), [[Tang-kok]] [[bai-ó͘-lín-ka]], [[chok-khek-ka]], tng-sî siōng kài chhèng ê 1 ê tāi-su-ki̍pkip im-ga̍k-ka, kàu taⁿ iáu chin chhut-miâ.

Kreisler chhut-seⁿ tī [[Wien]] (Eng-gí: Vienna) ê 1 ê [[Iû-thài]] ka-têng. I seng tī hit tah ê [[im-ga̍k-īⁿ]] chìn-siu, āu--lâi khì tī [[Paris]], siân-sé pau-koat Léo Delibes, Joseph Hellmesberger, Jr., Joseph Massart, Jules Massenet. 1888–89 nî hām Moriz Rosenthal hóng-mn̄g [[Bí-kok]], tńg-lâi Tang-kok liáu-āu khì chhéng [[Wien Ài-ga̍k Kau-hiáng-ga̍k-thoân]] ê ūi, kiat-kó bô tiâu. I choâⁿ bô chhap im-ga̍k, kái o̍h [[i-ha̍k]], mā chhì [[koè-oē]]. [[Chiông-kun]] chi̍t-chām-á liáu-āu chiah tò-tńg-khì [[bai-ó͘-lín]], 1899 nî kap [[Berlin Ài-ga̍k Kau-hiáng-ga̍k-thoân]] kí-pān im-ga̍k-hoē, [[chí-hui]] sī Arthur Nikisch. Chit tiûⁿ í-kipki̍p āu--lâi (1901–03) tiàm Bí-kok ê sûn-hoê piáu-ián hō͘ i chhèng--khí-lâi.