She was a pupil of pedagogues J. Gänsbacher and
Mancio in Vienna. In the 1897-1898 season she appeared at the Municipal Theater
of Posen (Poznan) and was engaged in 1898 by the Opera House of Wroclaw, where
she had a successful career. In 1901 she sang at the Bayreuth festival as Freia
in "Rheingold". In 1903 she guested very successfully at the Vienna Court
Opera in the title parts in A. Thoma’s ‘’Mignon’’ and ‘’Louise’’ of G. Charpentier.
In 1901 she appeared at the Court Opera of Dresden, in 1902 at the Munich Court
Opera. In 1907 she sang at the Vienna People's Opera the title part in ‘’Salome’’
by R. Strauss. Also she made guest appearances in Amsterdam and Budapest. In
Wroclaw, where she was highly appreciated by the audience, in 1916 she gave a
recital and retired from the stag in 1917. Since that time she worked as a
pedagogue in Wroclaw. She was married the conductor Julius Prüwer (1874-1943),
who was active after 1933 as a conductor of the orchestra of the Jewish
cultural alliance in Berlin. In 1938 she lived in Frankfurt a. M., but returned
to the Yugoslavia, where she and died in 1944.
Chronology of some appearances
1897-1898 Posen Municipal
Theater
1898 Wroclaw Opera House
1901 Bayreuth festival
1901 Dresden Court Opera
1902 Munich Court Opera
1903 Vienna Court Opera
1907 Vienna People's Opera
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Odeon, Berlin 1911-05?
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