Georgette Augusta Christina Peterson

Georgette Augusta Christina Peterson (1863 – 19 April 1947) was a Hungarian-born composer, singer and pianist. Best known as Georgette Peterson, she conducted a choir of 1300 women at the 1907 Australian Exhibition of Women's Work.

Life Georgette Augusta Christina Lichtenstein was born in Budapest in 1863.

Peterson's husband died in 1914. She sailed for London in 1920 per the White Star liner, Ceramic. After that, little is recorded of Peterson's life.

In 1946 the Australian Broadcasting Commission produced a series of radio playlets written by G. K. Saunders which including bush songs by Peterson performed by child actress, eight-year-old Andrina Watton.

She died at Swanage on 19 April 1947.