Rosl Seegers was an Austrian-German soprano known for her work as a concert, operetta, and radio singer. Born in 1895, she had a career that spanned several decades until her death in 1969. Seegers was part of the Gesangsduett Rosl Seegers - Franz Hoffmann and was active in recording music, with a discography that includes 16 releases, primarily singles and EPs. Her recordings were released on labels such as Telefunken, Odeon, and Gloria. Some notable works include collaborations with orchestras and choirs, such as the Chor der Deutschen Oper Berlin and the Orchester Der Städtischen Oper, Berlin. Her music ranged from operatic pieces to folk songs, and she was involved in storytelling through music, as seen in her recordings of fairy tales like "Der Wolf Und Die Sieben Jungen Geisslein" and "Rumpelstilzchen".