Fuchs noted that she was not charged for that.īut police sources said Bass was emotionally distraught when they arrived and bit the hand of an officer, who was wearing leather gloves at the time. He said he finally managed to call 911, and that when police arrived, “she was sweet as a lamb.” Fuchs said his wife accidentally chomped down on one officer’s hand as she fell on the stairs and he reached to help her. She threw about four shots into my chest,” he said. ”įuchs said he was so worried about his wife that he made a move to call the cops, and that’s when she attacked him. “Of course, she would never do ,” Fuchs said. His beefy bodybuilder wife – a frequent guest on shock jock Howard Stern’s radio show – finally hit rock bottom yesterday afternoon, threatening to “take a bunch of pills” and “slit her wrists,” he said. “She was drinking half a gallon of vodka a day,” Fuchs said. She’d kill me.”įuchs said his nightmare began after his feisty, 40-year-old wife – who suffers from severe pancreatitis- had trouble filling her prescription for the painkiller Oxycontin.ĭoubled over in pain, she began drinking heavily Thursday, he said. She’s 230, 6 2, she knows how to box, she’s a southpaw, and she’s a pro wrestler. “I said, ‘Please.’ I’m 57, I’ve had three heart attacks, I can’t afford this. I was afraid,” her husband, Robert Fuchs, told The Post from the pair’s Maspeth, Queens, home last night. His output includes three symphonies, a piano concerto, 50 songs, three masses, two operas, and a variety of chamber and piano works.Pro-wrestling amazon Nicole Bass sent her hubby to the corner – cowering in fear – yesterday after going on a boozy bender and beating him up, then biting the hand of a cop who came to his rescue, police and the husband said. 1, won the Beethoven Prize in composition from the Gesellschaft der Musikfrende. In 1886, his later attempt at symphonic form, which he numbered his Symphony No. He became friends with Johannes Brahms, who encouraged him to continue as a composer and referred Fuchs to his own publisher, Simrock. He taught a stellar list of composers, including Sibelius, Mahler, Franz Schmidt, Schreker, Wolf, and Zemlinsky.
His influence as a teacher would become his most lasting legacy. In 1875, he became conductor of the orchestra of the Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde and professor at the Conservatory. 1 (1874), however, was well-received, and it and four other serenades became his best-known works. He wrote a Symphony in G minor, an examination piece which had little success. He went to the Vienna Conservatory and studied composition with Dessof. Before he was 20, he got a job as a répétiteur and teacher and, in 1866, served as organist of the Piaristenkirche in Vienna. He was the brother of Johann Nepomuk Fuchs.Īs a young boy, Robert studied organ, flute, violin, and realizing a figured bass. Robert Fuchs was a Austrian late-Romantic composer and important teacher.
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