Adrienne Remenyi von Ende

Remenyi von Ende moved to the United States in 1893 with her parents, and in pursuit of a musical career as a soprano singer.^[6][7] She toured in the United States as a singer, with her father in 1894,^[8][9] and again in 1899 and 1900.^[10][11] She taught voice classes at the American Institute of Applied Music, at her husband's music school in New York City,^[12][13] and at the David Mannes Music School.^[3] She led a panel on vocal teaching at the first National Voice Study Convention in 1928.^[14] Her students included Rosamond Young Chapin^[15] and Mary Mellish.^[16]

In 1900, Remenyi married American violinist Herwegh von Ende,^[17] son of Polish-born writer and pianist Amelia von Ende.^[12] They had a daughter, Roxane.^[18] Her husband died from influenza in 1919;^[19] thereafter she shared a hotel suite with her former student, Ottilie Schillig.^[20] She survived a stroke in 1933, and died in 1945, at the age of 71, in New York City.^[3] Her grandson W. Leo Johnson was said to be the first American in England to enlist in the United States Army after Pearl Harbor.^[21]