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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Alexander_von_SchleinitzAlexander von Schleinitz - Wikipedia

    From 1865, Alexander von Schleinitz was married to Marie von Buch (1842–1912), who was 35 years younger than he was. As Gräfin Schleinitz she became the most important salonière of the time in Berlin. Along with "Mimi", as she was known, he championed Richard Wagner and the Bayreuth Festival .

  2. imslp.org › wiki › Am_stillen_Herd,_SAm stillen Herd, S.448 (Liszt, Franz) - IMSLP

    Composed for solo piano, 1871 (= S.448), based on the song from Act I of Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, WWV 96, by Richard Wagner. Published 1871 by Trautwein (Berlin) Paraphrases on Wagner by Franz Liszt. Phantasiestück über Motive aus Rienzi, S.439.

  3. dictionary.sensagent.com › Marie_von_Schleinitz › de-deMarie_von_Schleinitz : definition of Marie_von_Schleinitz and...

    Definitions of Marie_von_Schleinitz, synonyms, antonyms, derivatives of Marie_von_Schleinitz, analogical dictionary of Marie_von_Schleinitz (German)

  4. imslp.org › wiki › Category:Von_Schleinitz,_MarieCategory:Von Schleinitz, Marie - IMSLP

    The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total.

  5. en-academic.com › dic › enwikiMarie von Schleinitz - Academic Dictionaries and Encyclopedias

    Marie von Schleinitz; painting by Franz von Lenbach, 1873 Born 22 January 1842(1842 01 22) Rome Died

  6. de-academic.com › dic › dewikiMarie Gräfin von Schleinitz-Wolkenstein

    Marie von Schleinitz. Gemälde von Franz von Lenbach, 1873. Marie („Mimi“) Gräfin von Schleinitz Wolkenstein, geb. von Buch (* 22. Januar 1842 in Rom; † 18. Mai 1912 in Berlin) war eine der bedeutendsten Berliner Salonièren in der zwe