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ComposerSchumann, Robert (1810-1856)
PeriodRomantic
Work typeOrchestral
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MarvãoSong Recital - Juliane Banse, Valentin Lee, James Cuddeford, Aleksandar Madžar

Festival Internacional De Música De Marvão
Schumann, Cuddeford
Juliane Banse; Valentin Lee; James Cuddeford; Aleksandar Madžar

LondonTemple Song: A Poet's Love - Schuen sings Schumann

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Schumann
Andrè Schuen; Julius Drake

PragueJavier Arrey / Jan Dušek

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Schumann, Allende, Saglie, Ravel, Goldmark, Dvořák
Javier Arrey; Jan Dušek
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Love's loss lamented: Boesch and Martineau in Edinburgh

Florian Boesch © Andreas Weiss
A traditional Lieder programme at the Edinburgh International Festival brings songs concerned with love, celebrating its joys but more often lamenting its loss and its pains. 
****1
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Odd couple: Goerne and Kissin are mismatched in Cleveland recital

Matthias Goerne © Caroline de Bon
A program of Schumann and Brahms fails to cohere due to fussy mannerisms and tentative playing. 
**111
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Mehldau and Bostridge’s tone-deaf folly at the Konzerthaus

Ian Bostridge © Kalpesh Lathigra
Brad Mehldau’s song cycle is a disappointment, the texts selected under the rubric of “desire” proving a major concern.
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VerbierMagdalena Kožená / Martha Argerich / Alexandre Kantorow

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Schumann, Shostakovich, Rachmaninov
Magdalena Kožená; Martha Argerich; Alexandre Kantorow
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Robert Schumann, 1839 lithograph by Josef Kriehuber © Public domain
Robert Schumann’s music is intensely personal. Unlike the architectural grandeur of Beethoven or the theatrical brilliance of Franz Liszt, Schumann specialised in emotional intimacy and nuance.

Heinrich Heine: the cynical romantic

Heinrich Heine, 1831 © Moritz Daniel Oppenheim
Richard Stokes, Professor of Lieder at the Royal Academy of Music, explores Heine's ambivalent approach to romanticism.