), who ran an illustrious musical salon in the 1st district of Vienna and was piano accompanist to the Hellmesberger Quartet and Arnold Rosé.
Cäcilie (von) Frank's apartment was also an important meeting place for the Viennese musical world.
[2] She also took piano lessons as soon as 1909/10 at the Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst Wien with Hugo Reinhold[3] and 1914 with Emil von Sauer.
[1] Among her students were the composers Andre Asriel, Erich Urbanner, Rolf Alexander Wilhelm and Wolfgang Gabriel, the organist Bernhard Billeter and the pianist Harald Ossberger.
She dedicated herself to the performance of works by contemporary composers such as Karl Schiske whose Rhapsody for piano she played in 1950 in the Brahms Hall of the Österreichische Gesellschaft für zeitgenössische Musik [de].