Born on February 3, 1851, in (Bad) Waldsee, district of Biberach
Teacher training.
Studied music at the conservatory in Stuttgart and the conservatory in Frankfurt.
Approx. 1870 six years of work as a primary school teacher in Göppingen and elsewhere. In Göppingen also conductor of the catholic church choir.
Conductor of male choirs in Frankfurt and Mannheim.
1887 Conductor of the ''Sängerverein Harmonie'' in Zurich. Music director.
Music teacher at the cantonal school and conservatory.
Conductor of the ''Enge Male Choir''.
1897 Awarded citizenship of the city of Zurich.
1901 Foundation of his own music school of the "Zurich Music Academy".
Professor.
Died on August 19, 1909 in Zurich.
Composed songs and choirs. His opus encompasses about 150 works.
One of Angerer's students was Robert Cantieni (1873-1954).
In Bad Waldsee and in Zurich streets are named after Angerer.
Organ works:
Contributions to the collection "Neues Orgelbuch" by Klotzbücher
No. 167 Postlude in D-minor
