Maria Anna Stubenberg

Stubenberg lived in the Hungarian parts of the Austrian Empire as a child, and used Hungarian and Romani folk tunes in her compositions for voice, piano, and zither. ^[1] She composed works ranging through at least opus 90,^[4] using texts from folksongs and writers such as Eugen Graf Aichelburg, Rudolph Baumbach, William Bosworth, Friedrich Ferdinand, Graf von Beust, Emanuel von Geibel, Heinrich Heine, and Nikolaus Lenau.^[5] Her music was published by Josef Eberle and Wiener Musik Verlagshaus (later F. Roerich & Co.).^[1][6]

Selected works include:

• In mein gar zu dunkles Leben, op. 63 (Text: Heinrich Heine)
• Sie haben mich gequälet, op. 76 (Text: Heinrich Heine)

• Free scores by Maria Anna Stubenberg at the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP)
• Hear Mazur in e minor, opus 2 number 3 by Maria Anna Stubenberg