Johanna Nathan, 19th Century Soprano
Autographed portrait Tchaikovsky dedicated to young Soprano Johanna Nathan after hearing her perform one of his songs in Hamburg, 1880s
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Autographed portrait of Brahms dedicated "with friendly greetings from Vienna via Meiningen and back to Frankfurt"
Sample of Programs featuring Soprano Johanna Nathan ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhbVaDcI2wuBaRQgml4SwG0GVtr35Xji8qBsASOVfQuFBBVZd8nYRQWzQnKCrtWPtEAGETrWgiPf9fR4H98HPHPlpXJdIw4Ho85i_crJLD5WRvjBB4-7dGFBxAIoSGMrusRUMSfM0Iue3ip/s640/nathan2.jpeg)
Soprano Johanna Nathan in "Julius Stockhausen: Der Saenger des deutschen Liedes, 1927" with Tutor, Julius Stockhausen
Johanna Nathan reference in Tchaikovsky Society Research
A Meiningen Charity Concert Program of 1903 featuring Johanna Nathan. Of interest is the fact that she could no longer accept payment, as she was now married and the wife of a Prussian Civil Servant!
Johanna Nathan sang a solo with a choir of Stockhausen pupils at the funeral service for Clara Schumann in Frankfurt. (Frau Schumann was buried in Bonn)
Short summary of the life of Johanna Nathan
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