Professor Renate Kramer-Doblander whi taught students aged five to fifty at Vienna’s Uniersity of Music has died at a very great age.
It was said that people left her classroom exceptionally well-equipped for life, whether as ballet dancers or nuclear scientists.
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Obituary in the University’s webpage:
https://www.mdw.ac.at/1786/
They refer to her as Renate Kramer-Preisenhammer, which is how I also remember her name from the 1980s.
Many piano students who go on to other occupations remember such teachers with affection and respect — which is no doubt true for this lady.