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SICK, Anna

(*1805)> PIANIST · COMPOSER

SICK, Anna (Anne-Laurie) (nee Manir) German pianist and composer. Munich, July 10, 1805. She first studied the piano under Mozart’s sister and thereafter in Vienna under Charles Czerny and under Foerster (harmony). She was invited to Stuttgart in the capacity of court pianist and as Mistress of Piano to the princess in the royal family. In 1834 she married M. Sick, assessor of the royal court in Stuttgart after which time she performed in public. Compositions PIANO Pastoral Three variations…

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