Clara Schumann : the artist and the woman

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Clara Schumann : the artist and the woman

Nancy B. Reich

（Oxford lives）

Oxford University Press, 1989, c1985

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Originally published: London : Gollancz, 1985

Bibliography: p. 327-335

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内容説明

This biographical study of Clara Schumann follows the glorious musical career which spanned 60 years and influenced the music of the 19th century. The first section of the book focuses on her early life: the strange domination exercised by Clara Schumann's father, the loss of her mother, her agonizing struggle for independence, the choices she was forced to make between family and career and, of course, her romance and subsequent marriage to composer Robert Schumann. The second half of the biography takes the reader through the 40 years of Clara's musical career that followed Robert Schumann's death. It explores her deep friendships with Brahms, Mendelssohn and Joachim, the disturbance caused by Liszt and her dislike of Wagner. Dr Reich traces the whole of Clara Schumann's career as a concert artist. Her musical compositions are described and analyzed, and excerpts from diaries and letters convey her success as a teacher and clear up misconceptions about her life and achievements.

目次

  • Part 1 The life of Clara Schumann: the Wiecks of Leipzig
  • Clara's career begins
  • Robert Schumann and the Wiecks
  • the break with Wieck
  • the marriage
  • the Dresden years
  • Dusseldorf and the death of Robert Schumann
  • the later years. Part 2 Themes from the life of Clara Schumann: Clara Schumann and Johannes Brahms
  • other friends and contemporaries
  • Clara Schumann as composer and editor
  • the concert artist
  • Clara Schumann as student and teacher.

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