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The Great Composers and Their Music 7: Robert Schumann
This volume presents the life and music of Robert Schumann, one of the leading figures of the Romantic era. It traces his development from a young music enthusiast to a celebrated composer whose works expressed deep emotion, imagination and literary inspiration. The book explores Schumann's most significant compositions, including his piano works, songs, symphonies, chamber music and concertos. Readers are introduced to beloved pieces such as Carnaval, Kinderszenen, and Piano Concerto in A Minor. It explains how Schumann's music often reflected his vivid imagination, love of poetry and emotional experiences. A central theme of the book is Schumann's relationship with Clara Schumann, whose talent and support played a crucial role in his life and career. The volume also discusses his work as a music critic, through which he championed emerging composers, including Johannes Brahms. Full colour artwork throughout. Good condition. Softcover, 30cm x 23cm, 176 pages.
