Schumann, Robert
Robert Schumann, a German composer, and critic, was born on June 8, 1810, in Zwickau. He was an eccentric, controversial genius who composed some of the best and worst songs of the Romantic period. During his manic spells, he was severely impaired by what was most certainly bipolar disorder, and he had almost superhuman output. His tenure finished prematurely and miserably due to a syphilis-related plunge into insanity. When he was younger, he produced his finest work in small scales, such as piano parts and songs.
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Schumann, Fairytale Pictures For Viola (Henle)
Schumann, Fairytale Pictures for Viola (Henle)
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Schumann, Marchenbilder For Viola (Breitkopf & Härtel)
In March 1851, Robert Schumann composed Märchenbilder, a collection of four remarkable viola and piano pieces that took 16 minutes to perform. The pieces are dedicated to Wilhelm Joseph von Wasielewski, a German violinist and conductor.
$43.95 Price
Schumann Marchenbilder For Viola/Violin And Piano (Peters)
Explore Schumann’s magical “Märchenbilder” for viola or violin and piano (Peters). These captivating pieces blend lyrical storytelling with Romantic expression and are a versatile choice for performers.
Key Features:
• Includes parts for viola or violin, and piano
• Published and edited by Peters
• Suitable for intermediate to advanced players
• Inspired by fairy tales and the Romantic style
$33.95 Price
Camillo Schumann, Sonata No. 1 for Cello and Piano (Breitkopf)
Camillo Schumann, Sonata No. 1 for Cello and Piano Op. 59 (Breitkopf)
$168.00 Price