Anna Frideburg and Bibliography (1902/10): Difference between pages

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Contributors	Karpath, Ludwig, 1866-1936 (author)
Title	Pique Dame. Zur Erstaufführung in der Hofoper in Wien am 9. Dezember 1902
In	Signale für Die Musikalische Welt [Leipzig]
Part	60. Jahrg., Nr. 64-65
Edition	1902
Published	1902
Format	Article
Language	German
Notes	The first production of The Queen of Spades in Vienna

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-Russian contralto and vocal teacher (b. 25 December 1829/6 January 1830 in [[Saint Petersburg]]; d. 11/24 May 1903 in [[Saint Petersburg]]), born '''''Anna Karlovna Frideburg''''' (Анна Карловна Фридебург); known after her marriage as '''''Anna Leszetyckaja-Frideburg''''' (Анна Лешетицкая-Фридебург), or '''''Anna Leszetycki'''''.
+<includeonly>Pique Dame. Zur Erstaufführung in der Hofoper in Wien am 9. Dezember 1902</includeonly><noinclude> {{bibitem  |id=1902/10  |Contributors=Karpath, Ludwig, 1866-1936 (author) |Title=Pique Dame. Zur Erstaufführung in der Hofoper in Wien am 9. Dezember 1902 |In=Signale für Die Musikalische Welt [Leipzig] |Part=60. Jahrg., Nr. 64-65 |Edition=1902 |Imprint=1902    |Format=Article |Language=German |Notes=The first production of [[The Queen of Spades]] in Vienna   }}   [[Category:Bibliography (1902)]]  {{DEFAULTSORT:Bibliography (1902/010)}}</noinclude>
-In 1856, she became the first wife of the Polish pianist, teacher and composer Teodor Leszetycki (1830–1915). They divorced in 1878.
-==Correspondence with Tchaikovsky==
-One letter from Tchaikovsky to Anna Frideburg has survived, dating from 1889, and has been translated into English on this website:
-* '''[[Letter 3941]]''' – 19 September/1 October 1889, from [[Moscow]].
-[[Category:People|Frideburg, Anna]]
-[[Category:Correspondents|Frideburg, Anna]]
-[[Category:Singers|Frideburg, Anna]]