Nannette Streicher-Stein
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Name
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Nannette Streicher-Stein
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Ethnic Group
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German
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Place
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Ulrichsplatz Nr. 10, Augsburg, Germany
Apostelgasse 12, "zur roten Rose“, Landstrasse 301, Vienna, Austria (now Ungargasse 45) (1794-1798)
Ungargasse 376, "zur Goldspinnerin," Landstrasse, Vienna (1798-c.1802) (now Ungargasse 2/Linke Bahngasse 1)
Ungargasse 46, "zum Heiligen Florian" ("Alter Streicherhof"), Landstrasse, Vienna (1802-1837)
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Type
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Piano maker
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Birth date
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2 January 1769
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Death date
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16 January 1833
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Relatives
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Father: Johanna Georg Andreas Stein (1728-1792)
Mother: Maria Regina Stein née Burkhard (1742-1800)
Sisters: Helen Regina Metzler née Stein (1762-1812), Anna Barbara Burkhart née Stein (1763-1831), Anna Katharina (1770-1787), Katharine Euphrosine Dill née Stein (1775-?)
Brothers: Matthäus Andreas ("André") Stein (1776-1842), Johann Heinrich Stein (1780-1831), Andreas Friedrich Stein (1784-1809)
Husband: Johann Andreas Streicher (1761-1833)
Children: Georg Friedrich Streicher (1794-1800), Johann Baptist Streicher (1796–1871), Sophie Barbara Pauer née Streicher (1797-1840), Friedrich Karl Ludwig Streicher (1801-1811)
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Bibliographic Citation
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Bell Jordan, Hester 2024. "‘Charming Daughters’ and a ‘Notorious Lady’: Two Women-Led Music Businesses in Europe, 1780–1830." Dissertation, McGill University, 2024.
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Wosnitzka, Suzanne. “Music HERstory: Nannette Streicher (1769-1833)” DONNE365 (blog), 16 January 2020.
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Raina Douris and Kimberly Junod, "Hear the piano thought to be too perfect by Beethoven," NPR's World Cafe, 31 August 2022
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Patricia Morrisroe, "The Woman Who Built Beethoven's Pianos," New York Times, 6 November 2020
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Nanette Streicher, Wien Geschichte Wiki
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Company
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Johann Andreas Stein
Frère et Soeur Stein
Nannette Streicher née Stein
Nannette Streicher née Stein und Sohn
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Maiden Name
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Stein
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Married Name
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Streicher (married 1793)
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Contributor
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Jayme Kurland, Hester Bell Jordan
