Gertrude Gompertz was a German pianist, piano teacher, and composer born in Munich. She studied piano with Ignaz Moscheles and performed in Munich and Vienna during the 1840s and 1847, respectively. During the 1850s, she established herself as a piano teacher and composer in Munich and became known for developing musical games designed to teach musical notation and basic principles of harmony and melody. Her works include several piano pieces, such as Propheten-Quadrille, Immortellen-Polka, and Kobold Walzer.
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