Hiking  Prima  Donna  Soprano,Ann/Anna  D'Angeri/Dangri.
Born  1853 - 1907  place  not  known.
She  performed  at  Covent  Garden 17/6/1873-17/4/1874-3/4/1876.
Would  like  to  know  more  about  her  further  performances,where 
she  was  born,  name  of  her  mother  and  father,  where  did  she 
died  or  any  relative  information  about  her.

Hello media-ga,

Anna d'Angeri was born on 14 November 1853 in Vienna (Wien), and died
on either 14 December 1907 or 16 December 1908 in Trieste (Triest). 
(I cannot determine from the web pages which death date is correct.)

Her birth name was apparently Anna Angermayer, and perhaps other names
in addition.  She is listed as "Anna Angermayer de Redenburg or
d'Angeri", and as "Anna Helene Angeri" or "Anna Angermayer de Angeri".

I have not seen any indication on the Web of the names of her parents
or relatives.  However, the birth and death dates, along with her
names, should help you if you wished to contact a specialist in
Austrian genealogy.  (Given that her real name is apparently
Angermayer, and was born in Austria, I assume that she is not related
to Elena D'Angri, from your previous question.)

It appears that she is best known for two roles, both performed at La
Scala in Milan:

1) Maria Tudor, in the opera of that name by Antônio Carlos Gomes,
premiering on 27 March 1879.

2) Amelia, in the revised Simon Boccanegra by Giuseppe Verdi,
premiering on 24 March 1881.

She also apparently performed in Verdi's Ernani at La Scala -- with
her co-star from Simon Boccanegra, Victor Maurel -- as well as in Il
Trovatore.

I have based this information on the following web pages:

"Opernsänger/innen Aarden - Azzolini" [under "Angeri"]
operone
http://www.operone.de/saenger/opernsaengera.htm

"68 ANGERI, Anna Helene (d.i. Anna Angermayer de)"
Rosemary Hilmar: Dokumentation der musikalischen Quellen im Besitz der
Handschriften-, Nachlaß- und Autographensammlung der Österreichischen
Nationalbibliothek.  Erste Reihe: Musikerbriefe
http://www.musikerbriefe.at/schrift.asp?Nr=876

"Anna Angermayer de Redenburg or D'Angeri"
FamilySearch
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100058785736&lds=1&region=5&regionfriendly=Continental+Europe&frompage=99

"Antonio Carlos Gomes: un musicista tra Scapigliatura e Verismo", by
Gian Guido Mussomeli [Anna d'Angeri is mentioned on page 6]
Ensemble '900
http://www.ensemble900.it/Diastema/Rivista/Vecchia%20serie/01/Gomes.pdf

"Reabilitação e glória de", by Lauro Machado Coelho [Anna d'Angeri is
mentioned in the middle of the page]
Jornal da Tarde
http://www.jt.estadao.com.br/noticias/99/02/06/sa7.htm

"Verdi - Simon Boccanegra"
OperaResource
http://www.r-ds.com/opera/verdiana/boccanegra.htm

"Re: D'Angri?", message by Figaropcb in <rec.music.opera> (2001-10-22)
Google Groups
http://groups.google.com/groups?threadm=20011022204220.12903.00000811%40mb-ms.aol.com

If you need translations of the non-English pages, you can try Google
Translate ( ://www.google.com/translate_t ) or Alta Vista's Babel
Fish Translation ( http://world.altavista.com/ ).  (For the Italian
PDF file, you would need to copy the relevant text and paste it in the
text box provided on the translation web page.)

I hope that this information is helpful.

- justaskscott-ga


Search terms used on Google, Google Groups, and Ixquick:

"anna d'angeri"
anna angeri

[I also searched for anna d'angeri on FamilySearch.]

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Request for Answer Clarification by media-ga on 05 Jul 2003 21:56 PDT

iT  IS  UNKNOWN  TO  ME  HOW  TO  CONTACT  THE  AUSTRIAN  GENEAOLOGY 
E-MAIL  OR  WEB  SIDE,  WOULD  ALSO  NEED  THE  SAME  FOR  TRIESTE  TO
 TRY  AND  DEE  WERE  SHE  IS  BURRIED.  IT  IS  IMPORTANT  THAT  I 
LOCATE  THEIR  PARENTS  NAMES  ANY  IDEA???????????

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Clarification of Answer by justaskscott-ga on 05 Jul 2003 22:23 PDT

Cyndi's List has compiled a large set of genealogy resources,
including ones for Austria:

"Austria / Österreich"
Cyndi's List
http://www.cyndislist.com/austria.htm

If you need help fast, you might try posting a message on the
"Queries, Message Boards & Surname Lists" (
http://www.cyndislist.com/austria.htm#Queries ), and also contacting
the "Professional Researchers, Volunteers & Other Research Services" (
http://www.cyndislist.com/austria.htm#Professional ) and the
"Societies & Groups" ( http://www.cyndislist.com/austria.htm#Societies
).

Trieste was part of the Austro-Hungarian empire at the time, so the
specialists in Austrian genealogy should know something about that. 
But perhaps the specialists in Italian genealogy can also assist you.

"Italy / Italia"
Cyndi's List
http://www.cyndislist.com/italy.htm

I am very curious...

What does "hiking" (in the title of the question) have to do with it?

mag, honey,

http://answers.google.com/answers/help.html#howtospecify

;-)