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Er wird heute zu den bedeutendsten Komponisten der Romantik gezählt.
Diese Liste enthält Filme, Porträts und weitere Werke zu Leben und Schaffen des Komponisten Robert Schumann.
- Carnaval
- Kreisleriana
- Kinderszenen
- Études Symphoniques
- Piano Concerto
- Symphony No.3
- Symphony No. 4
- Dichterliebe
- Frauenliebe Und-Leben
- Piano Quintet
Carnaval is a set of twenty captivating piano miniatures representing masked revelers at Carnival, a festival before Lent, including musical portraits of Paganini and Chopin. Carnavalshowcases virtually all of the young Schumann’s personal and musical characteristics in one form or another and a number of the pieces are musical portraits of the com...
Kreisleriana is a set of eight solo piano pieces dedicated to Chopin and inspired by a character from stories by German Romantic writer E.T.A. Hoffmann. Schumann regarded Kreislerianaas one of his finest compositions and the work remains one of the staples of the romantic solo piano repertoire.
Kinderszenen is a set of thirteen delightful vignettes for piano nostalgically recalling Scenes From Childhood, not to be confused with the later Album For The Young, which was designed specifically for children to play! ‘Träumerei’ (‘Dreaming’), No. 7, is one of Schumann’s best-known pieces.
Piano variations of overwhelming mastery and surprising spontaneity given that Schumann spent several years on the work. The Études are considered to be one of the most difficult works for piano by Schumann (together with his Fantasy In C and Toccata) and in the entire piano repertoire.
The Piano Concerto In A Minor, Op. 54, is the only piano concerto written by Schumann and one of the most intimate of his large-scale works. His wife Clara observed that, “The piano is so skilfully interwoven with the orchestra, it is impossible to think of one without the other.”
Symphony No 3 (‘Rhenish’) is one of Schumann’s last great masterpieces. The ‘Rhenish’ Symphony was inspired by Schumann’s happy memories of a trip to the Rhineland with his wife Clara. Traditionally symphonies have only four movements but in this work Schumann expanded the conventional structure to five movements. The ‘Rhenish’ Symphony’s themes wo...
Schumann’s desire to fully integrate the symphony reaches its apex in Symphony No. 4, the most formally innovative of his symphonies. In every movement threads of the original theme remain present and important to the structure of the entire symphony. The four movements are to be played without any break and collectively form a single large-scale f...
Dichterliebe (‘A Poet’s Love‘), a classic setting of 16 poems selected from Heinrich Heine’s popular Buch Der Liede, is widely considered to be Schumann’s best song cycle. The set of songs are an expression of Schumann’s love for his wife Clara but also of their struggle, as Clara’s father opposed their marriage. The happiness in the first four son...
Frauenliebe Und-Leben (‘A Woman’s Love And Life‘) is the most ravishingly inspired of Schumann’s song cycles, which magically conveys a woman’s unfailing devotion to her husband. The eight poems in this cycle present an evolving perspective on love and life, describing a woman’s love for her man from first meeting, to their marriage, and his death.
Schumann’s Piano Quintet In E Flat Majoris considered one of his finest compositions and a major work of nineteenth-century chamber music. The piece, composed for piano and string quartet, revolutionized the instrumentation and musical character of the piano quintet, and this instrumentation was later popularised by notable composers including Brah...
Wichtigste Werke: Klaviermusik wie "Kinderszenen", "Papillons“ und "Carnaval", Liederzyklen wie "Dichterliebe" und "Liederkreis", Orchesterwerke wie "Frühlingssinfonie" oder "Rheinische Sinfonie" Clara und Robert Schumann: Eine Liebe mit Hindernissen.
- Verena Linde
1. Träumerei, Op. 15, No. 7. Träumerei, Op. 15, Nr. 7 ist ein Solo-Klavierstück, komponiert vom deutschen Komponisten Robert Schumann. Es ist der berühmteste und bekannteste Satz seiner 1838 komponierten Scene of Childhood, einer Folge von acht Stücken, die in zwei Vierergruppen gruppiert sind.
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Erst nach seiner Eheschließung begann er sich auch anderer Musik zuzuwenden: Er komponierte Kammermusik, Choralmusik, Orchestermusik und die Oper „ Genoveva “. Zu Robert Schumanns bekanntesten Werken zählen die „ Kinderszenen “, Robert Schumanns Klavierkonzert a-Moll, sowie die „ Phantasiestücke “.
