About Anna Eller
Lived 1887 – 1942 (aged 54–55). Anna Eller was an Estonian pianist.
Anna Eller (born Anna Josefina Sofia Maria Fenrich von Gjurgjenovac, later Kremer, then Eller, December 24, 1887 – 1942) was an Estonian pianist. She was the first wife of the composer Heino Eller.
Life Anna Eller grew up in Warsaw, Poland, studying piano in private classes with Aleksander Michałowski. In 1906 she married her first husband, Rafael R. Kremer. In 1907 she moved to Saint Petersburg to study piano at Saint Petersburg Conservatory. She enrolled in the class of Nikolai Abramychev, her lover and future husband, who studied violin at the same conservatory. After her graduation in 1915 she worked as a piano teacher in Tartu. In 1920 Anna Eller married to Heino Eller.
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Who was Anna Eller?
Estonian pianist (1887-1942)
When was Anna Eller born?
Anna Eller was born on 24 December 1887.
When did Anna Eller die?
Anna Eller died in 1942.
What was Anna Eller's occupation?
Anna Eller was a pianist.
What nationality was Anna Eller?
Anna Eller was Estonian.
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