Povla Frisch

  Notater:

She first studied piano and musical theory at the Copenhagen Conservatory before going on to study singing with Jean Périer and Sarah de Lalande in Paris. She toured thought Europe and the United States and was often accompanied by pianist Alfred Cortot. Ms. Frijsh occasionally appeared on the operatic stage and during World War I she gained popularity for singing for the French soldiers.
In 1940 she came to New York City where she taught at Juilliard and continued to perform and was widely recognized as a master in the art of expression and for the delicate feeling she had for style, and was particularly famous as an interpreter of French songs.
(http://www.gustav-mahler.eu/index.php/personen-2/1816-frisch).

Biografi: http://www.kvinfo.dk/side/597/bio/780/origin/170/

  Begivenheder i hendes liv:

• Bopæl, 1 Nov. 1897. ³ Citadellet i København, elev

• Bopæl, 1 Maj 1901. ³ Hovedvagtsgade 2, 2., København - frøken

• Bopæl, 1 Maj 1901. ³ Rømersgade 7, 1., København - pianistinde

• Gift, Jun. 1907. ² med antikvitetshandler, kunstforlægger Jan Rozenberg, født ca. 1875 i Polen, død16.2.1913 i Paris.

• Ved død. ² Blue Hill, Maine, USA. Hendes aske blev med tilladelse fra kirkeminister Bodil Koch spredt ud over Mols Bjerge, der havde været hendes barndoms paradis.