(1879–1884, 1886–1887). Her composition Kleiner Walzer (Mi Teresita) (ca. 1885) composed for her daughter Teresita was one of her most popular pieces during her lifetime and she often performed it as an encore at her own concerts. During her Berlin residency in the 1890s, Carreño composed two chamber works, Serenade for String Orchestra (ca. 1895) and String Quartet in B-minor (1896). The latter which was performed by the Klinger Quartet in the Leipzig Gewandhaus in 1896. Legacy In 1938 Carreño's ashes were repatriated to Caracas, Venezuela. They were later exhumed and interred at the Panteón Nacional in 1977. Vassar College acquired Teresa Carreño's papers in the early 1930s and officially purchased them in 1941. In 1957 a portion of the (un-inventoried) collection was dispersed between Vassar and the National Library in Caracas, Venezuela. These materials are now housed in the Centro Documental Teatro Teresa Carreño. A finding aid is available for the extant Teresa Carreño Papers at Vassar College in the Archives & Special Collections Library. The Teresa Carreño Cultural Complex in Caracas is named in honor of Carreño. The center serves as the residence for the Venezuela Symphony Orchestra. The complex also houses the Centro Documental Teatro Teresa Carreño and the Sala de Exposición Teresa Carreño. The Centro Documental serves as the main archive for Carreño in Venezuela. It houses primary source materials, including correspondence, legal documents, concert programs, scores, reviews, photographs, and other personal items. The Sala de Exposición exhibits materials once owned by Carreño, including her concert dresses, Weber piano (recovered through the efforts of Venezuelan pianist Rosario Marciano), and other personal items. There is also a crater on Venus named after Carreño. As of June 1, 2015 Andreina Gómez began directing a feature film, Teresita y El Piano, about the life of Teresa Carreño. In 2018, a Google Doodle was created to celebrate her 165th Birthday. Notes Bibliography Albuquerque, Anne E. (1988). Teresa Carreño: Pianist, Teacher, and Composer. DMA thesis, University of Cincinnati. Bomberger, E. Douglas (2013). MacDowell. New York: Oxford University Press. Clemente Travieso, Carmen (1953). Teresa Carreño (1853–1917): Ensayo biográfico. [Caracas]: Agrupación Cultural Femenina. Eloy Gutiérrez, Jesús (2013; 2017). Para conocer a Teresa Carreño. Caracas: Centro Documental del TTC. __ (2019). Teresa Carreño: Cartas y documentos: Compilación documental (1863–1917). La Campana Sumergida. __ (2016). "Teresa Carreño: 'Such Gifts Are of God, and Ought Not to Be Prostituted for Mere Gain.'" In Musical Prodigies: Interpretations