From Australia's Jewish Past: Florence Menk-Meyer – known as The Greatest Living Female Pianist » J-Wire

Florence was born Catherine Florence Meyer in 1860 to Menk and Rebecca (nee Fink) in St Kilda Melbourne and was one of six gifted children. Her father, who was related to the great Russian musicians Anton and Nikolai Rubinstein, arrived in Melbourne in 1853 during the Victorian Gold Rush period and established himself as a…

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