Einer Ulrich

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Beskæftigelse: 1918, Danmark; Tennisspiller
• Beskæftigelse: 1930, Kildevæld, Sokkelund, København; Direktør; Adresse:
  Australiensvej 24 - 1. Sal København Ø

Notater:

Gift 1: med Karen Rigmor Larsen (29 Sep 1898 - 2 May 1970); Gift 3: 13 Jun 1963, Gentofte (b.v.) med Rigmor Alvilda Landgreen Petersen (f. 29 Mar 1914).

Fødsel:
Søn af assistent, senere ekspeditionssekretær Aage Louis Francis Ulrich (1872 - 1951) og Ellen Margrethe Wiegell (1874 - 1966).

Beskæftigelse:
Vandt 28 Danmarksmesterskaber, spillede han 182 landskampe og deltog på Davis Cupholdet 74 gange.

Beskæftigelse:
FT 1930, Australiensvej 24, 1. Sal København: Ulrich, Einer, 6/5 1896 Kbhvn., Husfader, Direktør ..., Amagertorv 16, (Viet) 5/1 1928, (Børn, afdøde) 1,0. Med ægtefælle Ulrich, Ulla (21/4 1902 Kbhvn, Husmoder), og Ulrich Torben (4/10 1928 Frberg, Barn), samt en husassistent.
Fra 1941: Einer Ulrichs Reklamebureau, siden Ulrich og Parrilds Reklamebureau; solgt til J. Walter Thompson, hvor han var meddirektør i den danske afdeling til sin død.

Død:
Sidste bopæl samt d. i Gentofte Kommune.

Begravet:
Urne på Mariebjerg Kirkegård, Frederiksberg.

Einer blev gift med Ulla Meyer den 5 jan. 1928. Ulla (datter af Otto Meyer og Alice Hertz) blev født den 21 apr. 1902 i Blågården, Sokkelund, København; døde den 30 okt. 1957 i Gentofte Kommune, Sokkelund, København; blev begravet den 19 nov. 1957 i København, Mosaisk Vestre Begravelsesplads. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Bopæl: 1943, Malmö, Skåne, Sverige
• Beskæftigelse: 1951; Tennisspiller
• Beskæftigelse: 1952; Musiker
• Beskæftigelse: 1971; Billedkunstner
• Beskæftigelse: 2003; Forfatter
• Udvandring: 2011, Danmark
• Bopæl: 2023, Marin, California, USA; Adresse:
  10 Place Moulin, Tiburon

Notater:

Gift 2: med Molly Martin (f. 30 Sep 1858, USA [iflg. ClustrMaps: fyldte 66 i 2023]).

Levned:
He was born on October 4, 1928, in Copenhagen, Denmark, the son of Ulla (née Meyer) and tennis player Einer Ulrich. Torben played on the tennis tour from the late 1940s into the 1970s, and on the Tennis Grand Masters tour in the 1970s and 1980s. He became a professional tennis player when he signed a contract with the World Championship Tennis promoters in early 1969 at 40 years old. In 1976 he was the top-ranked senior player in the world. Ulrich played more than 100 Davis Cup matches for Denmark. In 1977, at a month shy of 49, he became the oldest Davis Cup player in history.
Ulrich apprenticed at Reuters news agency in Copenhagen in the late 1940s and began writing for Danish jazz magazines. In the 1950s he wrote primarily on music for the Danish newspapers Information and Politiken, wrote for contemporary jazz music trade journals and was co-editor (with Gustava Brandt and Bengt Janus) of the literary magazine Bazar. In the 1960s he had a weekly music column and wrote jazz reviews and roving reports on assorted cultural themes (with illustrator Klaus Albrectsen) for the Danish daily newspaper BT. In the 1970s he contributed to the music periodical M.M. and in the 1980s and 1990s returned to Information writing on music, film, athletics and culture. In 2003 an anthology of his writings from the 1940s to the 2000s, Jazz, bold & buddhisme, edited by Lars Movin, was published (in Danish) by Informations Forlag. Two books of his thin columns of poetry-like texts (in English) were published by Forlaget Bebop: "Terninger, tonefald: 12 Lines, 36 Off-lines" (2005) and "Stilhedens Cymbaler" (2007).
In the 1950s, Ulrich had a New Orleans-type jazz band, playing clarinet. In the 2000s he was invited to collaborate using voice and texts with the Copenhagen free-jazz trio Clinch (Claus Bøje on drums, Peter Friis Nielsen on bass guitar, Christer Irgens-Møller/keyboards); they released the 2006 album "Dice, Done" (also with Lotte Anker (saxophone) and Steffen Poulsen (electronica)). In 2005 he founded the collaborative improvised music group "Instead Of", composed of Lori Goldston, cello; Angelina Baldoz, trumpet and flutes; Jaison Scott, drums; and Ulrich on voice/texts and "bag of tricks", releasing in 2007 the album "Live on Sonarchy". In 2007 he began recording with Danish pianist Søren Kjærgaard, releasing three albums over the next six years: "Suddenly, Sound: 21 songlines for piano, drainpipe, etc." (2009), "Alphabet, Peaceful, Diminished: 29 Proposals from the Towers of Babble" (2010) and “Meridiana: Lines Toward a Non-local Alchemy" (2014).[6]
Ulrich began painting in 1971 when the Lions Club of Copenhagen asked a variety of politicians, actors, writers and others to make "a blue elephant" for a charity exhibit to benefit a senior center in Denmark. Instead, he explored what the imprint of the tennis ball might be, and in subsequent years created several series of works, "Imprints of Practice" and "Exsamplings of Play", using played tennis balls, skipped rope, and racquet frame and grip, primarily on rice paper. The works have been exhibited in Copenhagen, Paris, Dublin, New York, Los Angeles, Houston and Seattle, among others.
He has appeared in two Jørgen Leth films, Motion Picture (1969) and Moments of Play (1986). He co-directed (with Gil de Kermadec) and appeared in "The Ball and The Wall" (1988), and co-directed (with Rick New and Molly Martin) and appeared in "Body & Being: Before The Wall" (2002).
In 2011 Ulrich began development with choreographer-dancer Beth Graczyk and composer-musician Angelina Baldoz on the dance project "Cacophony for 8 Players",[10] which premiered in 2014 in Seattle. Ulrich is director and a performer in the work.
In 1986 he received the Gerlev Prize from Gerlev Idrætshøjskole in Denmark for athletico-cultural contributions. In 2006 he received an award from Klara Karolines Fond, "for his inspiration to artists of many kinds and for his views on athletics, art and existence". In 2013 the Ulrich family received the Davis Cup Award. (Wikipedia)

Bopæl:
Ank. til Sverige 2 Nov 1943, sammen med moderen (men på eget pas) Ans. om opholdstilladelse 25 Nov 1943 - 25 Aug 1944.

Beskæftigelse:
Singles titles: Paris Indoors (1951, 1952), Antwerp (1951, 1956), Stuttgart (1953), French Indoors (1954), Connaught (1954), Marseille (1957), Capetown, Asian Championship (in Lahore, Pakistan, 1958), Pakistani Championship (1958), Beaulieu (1959), Madrid, Monte Carlo, Cannes (1959), St. Moritz (1965), Vaud (1965), (1968) .

Beskæftigelse:
Jazz-musiker fra sidst i 1940'ne i Delta Jazz Band. Medstifter af jazz-klubben Blue Note.

Beskæftigelse:
T.U.'s work with ball, rope, racquet, net and rice paper has its beginnings in 1971, when the Lions Club of Copenhagen asked a variety of politicians, actors, writers and others to make "a blue elephant" for a charity exhibit to benefit a senior center in Denmark.

Today, using primarily skipping rope and tennis net, racquet and ball, Ulrich explores play and the athletic event with ink and/or acrylic, predominantly on rice paper. In some earlier series, he often first skipped an inked rope onto the rice paper, which was placed on the ground. When dry, the paper was then posted or held against a wall and an inked ball was played (not placed), as a sign of ongoing playfulness. Later, a text, might be added. In the most recent series, any text was the first step, followed by a served or stroked net, then rope, then ball.
Some works are photographed and the shapes, colors and textures are sampled or played with further digitally and printed on rice paper or other media.

Beskæftigelse:
Mange artikler og bobidrag om sport og musik. Bog-debut 2003: Jazz, bold & buddhisme"

Torben blev gift med Lone Sylvester-Hvid den 24 apr. 1958 i Søllerød, Sokkelund, København. Lone blev født den 11 dec. 1930 i Frederiksberg, Sokkelund, København; blev døbt den 15 apr. 1931 i Frederiksberg, Sokkelund, København; døde den 22 mar. 1998 i Marin, California, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Beskæftigelse: Direktør
• Titel: Cand.jur.
• Bopæl: 1943, Malmö, Skåne, Sverige
• Beskæftigelse: 1953; Tennisspiller

Notater:

Levned:
Jørgen Ulrich (21. august 1935 i Hellerup – 22. juli 2010 i Grækenland) var en dansk jurist, underdirektør og tennisspiller.
Fhv. direktør, cand.jur. Jørgen Ulrich, var i den bredere danske offentlighed bedst kendt for sin store indsats i tennisverdenen, både som spiller og leder.
Som tennisspiller opnåede han over 40 danske mesterskaber i single og double, og han var i en lang årrække fast mand på tennislandsholdet. Flere gange spillede han sig frem til ottendedels- og kvartfinalen i Wimbledon, ligesom han opnåede flotte placeringer i adskillige andre internationale turneringer.
Ligesom sin far, Einer Ulrich, og sin ældre bror, Torben Ulrich, var Jørgen Ulrich en fremragende tennisspiller, der udover sine mange danske seniortitler var en bærende kraft på landsholdet og Davis Cup fra 1953 til 1972.
Jørgen Ulrich udgør sammen med Einer og Torben den familie, som tilsammen har deltager i flest Davis Cup matcher i historien – 232 kampe.
Jørgen Ulrich har deltaget i Wimbledon 21 gange, senest i 1972, og flere gange nåede han i single ottendedelsfinalen og i double kvartfinalen med Jan Leschly. En aggressiv og netsøgende spillestil bragte ham også frem blandt de fem bedste i verden indendørs på datidens hurtige underlag. Af andre meritter kan nævnes:
Vinder af German Open Indoor Championships i single 1957 og -71.
Vinder af French Open Indoor Championships i single 1960 og -61.
Fem gange vinder af Scandinavian Indoor Championsships + Doubler (Kurt Nielsen, Jan Leschly).
Vinder af German Open Hamburg Championships i double (Fred Stolle).
Vinder af European Doubles Championships (Leschly).
Vundet Kings Cup for landshold 6 gange
Den store erfaring blev givet videre på lederplan både i Dansk Tennis Forbund, hvor Jørgen deltog i flere udvalg og var kaptajn for det danske kvindelandshold i adskillige år. I HIK Tennis-regi har Jørgen Ulrich været tennisformand, holdleder og holdkaptajn for HIK's 1. hold i tennis i en årrække.
I arbejdslivet var Jørgen Ulrich jurist, og indtil 1970 arbejdede han i Eksportkreditrådet. Derefter blev det til flere ledende stillinger i PFA Pension, hvor han i en årrække var leder af den juridiske afdeling. Som 62-årig afsluttede han karrieren i en underdirektørstilling.

Beskæftigelse:
Jurist, indtil 1970 arbejdede han i Eksportkreditrådet. Derefter flere ledende stillinger i PFA Pension, hvor han i en årrække var leder af den juridiske afdeling. Som 62-årig afsluttede han karrieren i en underdirektørstilling.

Bopæl:
Ank. til Sverige 2 Nov 1943, sammen med moderen og broderen Torben. Ans. om opholdstilladelse 25 Nov 1943 - 25 Aug 1944.

Død:
Under ferierejse.

Begravet:
Gravsten afbildet (2011).

Jørgen blev gift med Nulevende [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]