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Anna Myrberg

1878 – 1931

Swedish writer and lyricist

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Lived 1878 – 1931 (aged 52). Anna Myrberg was a Swedish poet, songwriter and writer.

Anna Myrberg (Norberg, May 9, 1878 - Stockholm, April 1, 1931) was a Swedish author and song lyricist.

Career

Much of Myrberg's writing appeared under the pseudonym of Svarta Masken (The Black Mask). After training to be a photoengraver, she found work at a photography studio and a Stockholm newspaper. Her debut as a poet was the 1919 collection Svarta Maskens Dårdikter (The Black Mask’s Idiot Poems). She published several volumes of poetry and humor, The second of these was filmed as the 1929 movie “Ville Andesons Äventyr” (Willy Anderson’s Adventure). She also contributed articles and poems to the humor magazine Kasper. Hjalmar Peterson published her texts in his songbooks. In 1972 the Swedish actor John Harryson recorded an album of old-time Swedish comedy with three songs by Svarta Masken: Bröllopet i Flänga, Lördagsvalsen and Stora fötter.

Selected lyrics Bröllopet i Flänga Livet i Finnskogarna Lördagsvalsen Turalleri-Turallera

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Who was Anna Myrberg?

Swedish writer and lyricist

When was Anna Myrberg born?

Anna Myrberg was born on 9 May 1878 in Norberg.

When did Anna Myrberg die?

Anna Myrberg died on 1 April 1931 in Stockholm.

What was Anna Myrberg's occupation?

Anna Myrberg was a poet, songwriter and writer.

What nationality was Anna Myrberg?

Anna Myrberg was Swedish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Anna Myrberg

· Wikidata: Q4767368

· DBpedia: Anna Myrberg

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