Pauline Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner - Revision history

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	* '''[[Letter 3772a]]''' – 18/30 January 1889, from [[Frolovskoye]]		* '''[[Letter 3772a]]''' – 18/30 January 1889, from [[Frolovskoye]]

	3 letters from Pauline Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner to Tchaikovsky, dating from around 1885 tp 1886, are preserved in the {{RUS-KLč}} at [[Klin]].		3 letters from Pauline Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner to Tchaikovsky, dating from around 1885 tp 1886, are preserved in the {{RUS-KLč}} at [[Klin]] (a{{sup\|4}}, Nos. 6015–6017).

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	{{picture\|file=Pauline_Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner.jpg\|caption='''Pauline Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner''' (1847–1916)}}		{{picture\|file=Pauline_Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner.jpg\|caption='''Pauline Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner''' (1847–1916)}}
	Austrian pianist and composer (b. 28 June 1847 in [[Vienna]]; d. 24 September 1916 in [[Munich]]), born '''''Pauline Oprawill'''''.		Austrian pianist and composer (b. 28 June 1847 {{NS}} in [[Vienna]]; d. 24 September 1916 {{NS}} in [[Munich]]), born '''''Pauline Oprawill'''''.

	Following the death of her mother, Pauline was raised by her aunt and adopted her surname of Fichtner. After training in [[Vienna]] and Weimar under [[Franz Liszt]], during the early 1870s her talents as a pianist became widely recognised, winning several international prizes. Her first compositions were published in [[Vienna]] in 1870. In 1874, she married the conductor [[Max Erdmannsdörfer]] (1848–1905), and performed as a pianist under her husband's direction. They lived in [[Moscow]] from 1881 to 1889 where she became acquainted with Tchaikovsky, and concentrated on composing rather than recitals. After returning to Germany, the couple settled in Bremen and then (from 1896) in [[Munich]], where Pauline continued to compose and teach the piano.		Following the death of her mother, Pauline was raised by her aunt and adopted her surname of Fichtner. After training in [[Vienna]] and Weimar under [[Franz Liszt]], during the early 1870s her talents as a pianist became widely recognised, winning several international prizes. Her first compositions were published in [[Vienna]] in 1870. In 1874, she married the conductor [[Max Erdmannsdörfer]] (1848–1905), and performed as a pianist under her husband's direction. They lived in [[Moscow]] from 1881 to 1889 where she became acquainted with Tchaikovsky, and concentrated on composing rather than recitals. After returning to Germany, the couple settled in Bremen and then (from 1896) in [[Munich]], where Pauline continued to compose and teach the piano.

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	~~German~~ pianist and composer (b. 28 June 1847 in [[Vienna]]; d. 24 September 1916 in [[Munich]]), born '''''Pauline Oprawill'''''.		{{picture\|file=Pauline_Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner.jpg\|caption='''Pauline Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner''' (1847–1916)}}
			Austrian pianist and composer (b. 28 June 1847 in [[Vienna]]; d. 24 September 1916 in [[Munich]]), born '''''Pauline Oprawill'''''.

	Following the death of her mother, Pauline was raised by her aunt and adopted her surname of Fichtner. After training in [[Vienna]] and Weimar under [[Franz Liszt]], during the early 1870s her talents as a pianist became widely recognised, winning several international prizes. Her first compositions were published in [[Vienna]] in 1870. In 1874, she married the conductor [[Max Erdmannsdörfer]] (1848–1905), and performed as a pianist under her husband's direction. They lived in [[Moscow]] from 1881 to 1889 where she became acquainted with Tchaikovsky, and concentrated on composing rather than recitals. After returning to Germany, the couple settled in Bremen and then (from 1896) in [[Munich]], where Pauline continued to compose and teach the piano.		Following the death of her mother, Pauline was raised by her aunt and adopted her surname of Fichtner. After training in [[Vienna]] and Weimar under [[Franz Liszt]], during the early 1870s her talents as a pianist became widely recognised, winning several international prizes. Her first compositions were published in [[Vienna]] in 1870. In 1874, she married the conductor [[Max Erdmannsdörfer]] (1848–1905), and performed as a pianist under her husband's direction. They lived in [[Moscow]] from 1881 to 1889 where she became acquainted with Tchaikovsky, and concentrated on composing rather than recitals. After returning to Germany, the couple settled in Bremen and then (from 1896) in [[Munich]], where Pauline continued to compose and teach the piano.
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	* '''[[Letter 3772a]]''' – 18/30 January 1889, from [[Frolovskoye]]		* '''[[Letter 3772a]]''' – 18/30 January 1889, from [[Frolovskoye]]

	3 letters from Pauline Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner to Tchaikovsky, dating from around 1886, are preserved in the {{RUS-KLč}} at [[Klin]].		3 letters from Pauline Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner to Tchaikovsky, dating from around 1885 tp 1886, are preserved in the {{RUS-KLč}} at [[Klin]].

			==External Links==
			* {{IMSLP\|Erdmannsdörfer,_Pauline}}
			* {{viaf\|15194452}}

	[[Category:People\|Erdmannsdorfer-Fichtner, Pauline]]		[[Category:People\|Erdmannsdorfer-Fichtner, Pauline]]

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	* '''[[Letter 3772a]]''' – 18/30 January 1889, from [[Frolovskoye]]		* '''[[Letter 3772a]]''' – 18/30 January 1889, from [[Frolovskoye]]

	3 letters from Pauline Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner to Tchaikovsky, dating from around 1886, are preserved in the [[Klin]] ~~House-Museum Archive~~.		3 letters from Pauline Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner to Tchaikovsky, dating from around 1886, are preserved in the {{RUS-KLč}} at [[Klin]].

	[[Category:People\|Erdmannsdorfer-Fichtner, Pauline]]		[[Category:People\|Erdmannsdorfer-Fichtner, Pauline]]

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	German pianist and composer (b. 28 June 1847 in [[Vienna]]; d. 24 September 1916 in [[Munich]]), born '''''Pauline Oprawill'''''.		German pianist and composer (b. 28 June 1847 in [[Vienna]]; d. 24 September 1916 in [[Munich]]), born '''''Pauline Oprawill'''''.

	Following the death of her mother, Pauline was raised by her aunt and adopted her surname of Fichtner. After training in [[Vienna]] and Weimar under [[Franz Liszt]], during the early 1870s her talents as a pianist became widely recognised, winning several international prizes. Her first compositions were published in [[Vienna]] in 1870. In 1874 she married the conductor [[Max Erdmannsdörfer]] (1848–1905), and performed as a pianist under her husband's direction. They lived in [[Moscow]] from 1881 to 1889 where she became acquainted with Tchaikovsky, and concentrated on composing rather than recitals. After returning to Germany, the couple settled in Bremen and then (from 1896) in [[Munich]], where Pauline continued to compose and teach the piano.		Following the death of her mother, Pauline was raised by her aunt and adopted her surname of Fichtner. After training in [[Vienna]] and Weimar under [[Franz Liszt]], during the early 1870s her talents as a pianist became widely recognised, winning several international prizes. Her first compositions were published in [[Vienna]] in 1870. In 1874, she married the conductor [[Max Erdmannsdörfer]] (1848–1905), and performed as a pianist under her husband's direction. They lived in [[Moscow]] from 1881 to 1889 where she became acquainted with Tchaikovsky, and concentrated on composing rather than recitals. After returning to Germany, the couple settled in Bremen and then (from 1896) in [[Munich]], where Pauline continued to compose and teach the piano.

	==Correspondence with Tchaikovsky==		==Correspondence with Tchaikovsky==

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German pianist and composer (b. 28 June 1847 in [[Vienna]]; d. 24 September 1916 in [[Munich]]), born '''''Pauline Oprawill'''''.

Following the death of her mother, Pauline was raised by her aunt and adopted her surname of Fichtner. After training in [[Vienna]] and Weimar under [[Franz Liszt]], during the early 1870s her talents as a pianist became widely recognised, winning several international prizes. Her first compositions were published in [[Vienna]] in 1870. In 1874 she married the conductor [[Max Erdmannsdörfer]] (1848–1905), and performed as a pianist under her husband's direction. They lived in [[Moscow]] from 1881 to 1889 where she became acquainted with Tchaikovsky, and concentrated on composing rather than recitals. After returning to Germany, the couple settled in Bremen and then (from 1896) in [[Munich]], where Pauline continued to compose and teach the piano.

==Correspondence with Tchaikovsky==
2 letters from Tchaikovsky to Pauline Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner have survived, dating from 1886 and 1889, both of which have been translated into English on this website:
* '''[[Letter 3014a]]''' – 25 July/6 August 1886, from [[Maydanovo]]
* '''[[Letter 3772a]]''' – 18/30 January 1889, from [[Frolovskoye]]

3 letters from Pauline Erdmannsdörfer-Fichtner to Tchaikovsky, dating from around 1886, are preserved in the [[Klin]] House-Museum Archive.

[[Category:People|Erdmannsdorfer-Fichtner, Pauline]]
[[Category:Composers|Erdmannsdorfer-Fichtner, Pauline]]
[[Category:Correspondents|Erdmannsdorfer-Fichtner, Pauline]]
[[Category:Pianists|Erdmannsdorfer-Fichtner, Pauline]]