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ALMA : Biography. Chronology Alma Mahler-Werfel. 1879. 31st of August: Alma Maria Schindler is born in Vienna, daughter of the landscape painter Jakob Emil Schindler and his wife, German singer Anna von Bergen. 1881. Birth of Alma s stepsister Grete. 1883. 18th of May: Walter Gropius is born in Berlin.
Without doubt, Alma Schindler-Mahler-Gropius-Werfel was one of the most colorful and controversial personalities in the Viennese artistic circles of the early 20th century. For Alma Schindler, music was the most dependably joy of her life. She confided in her diary “Nothing interested me except music, and when Gustav Klimt entered my life as ...
Alma Mahler-Werfel, * 31. August 1879 Wien, † 11. Dezember 1964 New York, Schriftstellerin, Komponistin, Salonière. Biografie. Alma Mahler-Werfel, geborene Alma Maria Schindler, war die Tochter des Landschaftsmalers Emil Jakob Schindler und seiner Frau, der Sängerin und Schauspielerin Anna Sofie, geborene Bergen.
6. Juli 2023 · Alma Mahler, in a 1916 self-portrait: Known for her tumultuous love life, she has come to be seen in two different guises. Less than six months after the death of Alma Schindler on Dec. 11, 1964, the satirist Tom Lehrer wrote a song that he said was inspired by “the juiciest, spiciest, raciest obituary it has ever been my pleasure to read.”.
She appears under various names in encyclopaedias and publications, often as the composer Alma Schindler-Mahler, a name which she never officially took but which takes into account the situation: that she composed primarily as Alma Schindler before her marriage to Mahler, and then in 1910 – no longer Alma Mahler – first published songs. She herself went mostly by the name Alma Mahler, and ...
Name in Other Languages: Alma Mahler-Werfel, אלמה מאהלר, Alma Maria Mahler-Werfel, Alma Mahler Schindler, アルマ・マーラー, Άλμα Μάλερ, Alma Mahlerová, Альма Малер-Верфель, Alma Maria Schindler, Альма Мария Малер-Верфель, Ալմա Մալեր, آلما مالر, Alma Mālere, Amine Mojito, 愛爾瑪·馬勒, 阿爾瑪·馬勒 ...
In 1901 Alma Schindler decided to marry Gustav Mahler, the composer and Viennese opera director, who was 19 years her senior; she then had two daughters with him. The last entry in her diary suites is dated 6 January 1902, two months before this wedding. This was the end of this immediate source for Alma Schindler’s artistic development.
