Anna Severine Lindeman

Anna Severine Lindeman (October 29, 1859 – June 24, 1938) was a Norwegian composer and music teacher.

Her father's parents were the organist Ole Andreas Lindeman and Anna Severine née Hickmann.

Anna Lindeman learned to play piano from her father's sister, Severine Dos, and was later taught to read music and harmony by her aunt Juliane Cathrine Lindeman Krogness (1816–1879) and uncle Just Lindemann (1822–1894).

After half a year in Dresden, Germany, where Anna Severine was engaged in private piano teaching, the Lindeman family founded a music school in Christiania, which was renamed the Oslo Conservatory of Music in 1892.

Lindeman's husband served as head of the conservatory, and she taught at the school from 1912 onward.