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{{picture|file=Ada Christen.jpg|caption='''Ada Christen''' (1839-1901)}} | {{picture|file=Ada Christen.jpg|caption='''Ada Christen''' (1839-1901)}} | ||
Austrian writer (b. 6 March 1839 in [[Vienna]]; d. 19 May 1901 at Inzersdorf ), born '''''Christiane Rosalia Friederik'''''; also known after her first marriage in 1864 as '''''Christiane Neupauer''''', and after her second marriage in 1878 as '''''Christiane von Breden'''''. | Austrian writer (b. 6 March 1839 in [[Vienna]]; d. 19 May 1901 at Inzersdorf), born '''''Christiane Rosalia Friederik'''''; also known after her first marriage in 1864 as '''''Christiane Neupauer''''', and after her second marriage in 1878 as '''''Christiane von Breden'''''. | ||
==Tchaikovsky's Settings of Works by Christen== | ==Tchaikovsky's Settings of Works by Christen== | ||
In 1884 Tchaikovsky set Christen's poem ''Nur Du allein'' (1872), in a Russian translation by [[Aleksey Pleshcheyev]], as ''Only You Alone'' (Лишь ты один), No. 6 of the [[Six Romances, Op. 57]]. | In 1884, Tchaikovsky set Christen's poem ''Nur Du allein'' (1872), in a Russian translation by [[Aleksey Pleshcheyev]], as ''Only You Alone'' (Лишь ты один), No. 6 of the [[Six Romances, Op. 57]]. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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Austrian writer (b. 6 March 1839 in Vienna; d. 19 May 1901 at Inzersdorf), born Christiane Rosalia Friederik; also known after her first marriage in 1864 as Christiane Neupauer, and after her second marriage in 1878 as Christiane von Breden.
Tchaikovsky's Settings of Works by Christen
In 1884, Tchaikovsky set Christen's poem Nur Du allein (1872), in a Russian translation by Aleksey Pleshcheyev, as Only You Alone (Лишь ты один), No. 6 of the Six Romances, Op. 57.
External Links
- Wikipedia (German)
