Marie-Elisabeth, Prinzessin von Sachsen-Meiningen |
PIANIST, COMPOSER (GERMANY) |
BORN 23 Sep 1853, Potsdam, Brandenburg - DIED 22 Nov 1923, Obersendling, Bayern GRAVE LOCATION Meiningen, Thüringen: Parkfriedhof, Am Steinernen Berg |
Marie Elisabeth was the only daughter of Duke George II of Saxe-Meiningen from his first marriage to Charlotte von Preussen (1831-1855). She was an exellent pianist (Theodor Kirchner was her teacher) and also a composer who wrote several marches and other pieces of music. She was in contact with Johannes Brahms, who was supported by her father, but also with Richard Strauss and Hans von Bülow. At the Villa Felicitas in Berchtesgaden she frequently received artists. Family Father: Georg II, herzog von Sachsen-Meiningen Mother: Charlotte von Preussen Brother: Ernst, Prinz von Sachsen-Meiningen Related persons has a connection with Brahms, Johannes has a connection with Bülow, Hans von has a connection with Strauss, Richard |
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