WINKLER-DEUTSCH, Minna
Name:
WINKLER-DEUTSCH, Minna (1831-1908)
Musical genre:
Chamber Music
Country of birth:
Austria
Country of location:
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Notes:
Minna Winkler-Deutsch (1831-1908) was a prominent Austrian classical pianist, composer, and music educator active in 19th-century Vienna. Born Wilhelmine Julie von Přybila (and also known as Wilhelmina), she established herself as a notable figure in the vibrant Viennese musical salon culture.
Between 1854 and 1872, she gave regular concerts at the Salon Streicher, two years after her debut as a pianist in 1852. She also performed her own compositions from 1855 onward. In 1856, she performed her own works at the Musikverein.
Her piano works include 'Impromptu (1856)', 'Nocturne (1956)', 'Une pensée variété (1871)' and 'Rondo (1898)'.
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