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Anna Grobecker

1829 – 1908

German opera singer

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About Anna Grobecker

Lived 1829 – 1908 (aged 79). Anna Grobecker was a German opera singer, stage actor and actor.

Anna Grobecker, sometimes referred to by her maiden name Anna Mejo or as Anna Grobecker-Mejo,

Life and career Anna Mejo was born in Breslau, Kingdom of Prussia on 27 July 1829. She was the daughter of opera singers Franz Mejo and Rosa Mejo-Straub, one of their seven children, all of whom had stage careers. Her sister was the operatic soprano Jenny Mejo. making her first appearance at a very young age in Breslau in a production of Der Rattenfänger von Hameln (English: Pied Piper of Hamelin) that was directed by her father. In 1869, she made guest appearances in Paris, by the arrangement of Offenbach, and was known as "the Queen of the trousers roles". She was married to actor Phillip Grobecker between 1856 and 1860.

She retired in 1874 and divided her time between Italy and Austria. She died on 27 September 1908 in Althofen, Austria.

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Anna Grobecker?

German opera singer (1827-1908)

When was Anna Grobecker born?

Anna Grobecker was born on 27 July 1829 in Wrocław.

When did Anna Grobecker die?

Anna Grobecker died on 27 September 1908 in Althofen, Annahof.

What was Anna Grobecker's occupation?

Anna Grobecker was an opera singer, stage actor and actor.

What nationality was Anna Grobecker?

Anna Grobecker was German.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Anna Grobecker

· Wikidata: Q560672

· DBpedia: Anna Grobecker

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