Posted by Elaine Sack --Previous Message--
on 9/2/2006, 5:05 pm, in reply to "Re: SACK FAMILY [POSSIBLY ZAK]"
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Hello. I came across this posting when researching my great-great aunt Erna Sack. My great-great uncle was Hermann Sack...He was my great-grandfather's brother.
I am interested in finding out how this might be linked to others researching the family Sack.
Please feel free to contact me at:
magicpc123@yahoo.com
: Hi. I'm from Québec, Canada. I've
: first heard Erna Sack on an hold 45
: record back in 1955 "Le
: Rossignol Allemand". I have
: with me an album containing 3 LP's.
: ...London (made in England) T.5217
: in Italian: Il Baccio-the Kiss
: (Arditi)+ The Last Rose of Summer
: (Flotow, arr. May)with The New
: Promenade Orchestra conducted by
: Hans May.
: ...London T.5003 Weiner Blut (Johann
: Strauss) + Il Carnavale di Venezia
: (Benedict)with orchestral
: accompaniment by Victor Reinshagen
: ...Mercury 16014 Classics DM 18
: parts 1 & 6(seems out of a
: greater album)Voices of Spring-Waltz
: in German with Orchestra of the
: German Opera House, Berlin ubder Han
: Schiidt-Isserstedt (from
: Czechoslovak Masters) + Johann
: Strauss Jr. On the The Beautiful
: Blue Danuble-Waltz with Chorus and
: Orchestra of the German Opera House
:
: Also a more recent reprint of The
: Worl of Erna Sack with Choir and
: Orchestra: London SPA.4040 1972,
: (Telefunken)
:
: Here's my point: Talking with an old
: fellow in a record shop, I was told
: that this singner spent a long time
: in Montreal giving recitals and
: actually living in Montreal probably
: in the 50's or 60's.
:
: DOES ANY BODY KNOW ANYTHING IN THIS
: MATTER? please forward. Thanks
: Pierre Cabana.
:
: --Previous Message--
: I am compiling on Erna Sack (Erna
: Sack, nee Weber, born in
: Berlin-Spandau in 1898 and died in
: Mainz 1972), the pre-WWII German
: coloratura soprano. She recorded
: the duet “Niemand liebt dich so wie
: ich” in Berlin for Deutsche
: Telefunken in November 1935. Marcel
: Wittrisch, tenor, sang the male
: part. The duet has recently been
: re-issued by “Telefunken/Legacy”
: (Warner Music Manufacturing Europe)
: as part of the Erna Sack: Die
: Deutsche Nachtigall collection
: (3984-28412-2).
:
: You mention that Erna Sack was a
: cousin of your grandmother. This is
: an interesting reference. Erna Sack
: was her married name, she was born
: Erna Weber in Berlin-Spandau in 1898
: and married her husband, Hermann
: Sack, in 1921
:
: Can you provide any further
: information on Erna Sack.
:
: Thanks in advance for your help and
: interest
:
: Richard W. Montague
: r.w.montague@t-online.de
: April 24, 2004
: --Previous Message--
: :
: new message!
: descendants of Reuben/Reuven Sack
: and wife Liebe, who emigrated from
: Lithuania to South Africa in about
: 1880-1.
: hello!
: :Part of my family came from Latvia
: and Lithauen ,it might be a
: connection? I'm stock and can't find
: parents ,brothers and sisters to
: Berl
: Sack born ca 1855 in Salant,died
: 1929
: in Libau. My mother has a wage
: memmory that her Grandfathers mother
: was called Anna or Channe .They were
: all academics and very wealthy.
: Several family members emigrated!I
: have no names of his sisters and
: brothers, only a cousin of my
: grandmothers ,the operasinger Erna
: Sack and that my grandmother said
: that all the Sacs were related by
: blood or marridge. My mother sais
: that her grandfather came from a
: famous rabbinic family, This is all
: I
: know ,perhaps if you give some names
: My mother will remember! My
: grandmothers friends all moved to
: South-Afrika or America because they
: had family that moved there in the
: middle and early 1800th century,
: shalom from Pia
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