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Which title by Robert Burns was put to music by Schumann Mich zieht es an dem Dorfchen?
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The title of the Robert Burns poem that was set to music by the composer Robert Schumann is "Mein Herz ist im Hochland" ("My heart's in the Highlands"). Schumann included this piece in his collection of Lieder (songs) titled "Liederkreis, Op. 39."
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Where did Robert schumann study music?
Robert Schumann studied his work at ……
Who was Robert Schumann's father?
Robert Schumann's father was August Schumann, a bookseller, publisher, and writer. He supported Robert's interest in music and helped him to pursue a career as a composer.
What kind of music did Robert schumann write?
romantic
When did Robert Schumann start music?
before he was 7
What has the author Robert xzo Schumann written?
Robert xzo Schumann has written: 'An Die Stern -Secular Choral Music Vol 1'
What was Robert Schumann's most famous piece of music?
Kinderszenen
What was Robert schumann genre?
Robert Schumann was a Romantic composer primarily known for his piano music and art songs (lieder). He also wrote symphonies, chamber music, and choral works.
Did Robert schumann win any awards?
Roobert Schumann won many awards for his amazing music critic thing.
Music criticism was a source of income for both Hector Berlioz and?
Robert Schumann
What is Robert Schumann famous for?
Robert Schumann was a great German composer and influential music critic. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest composers. He studied law and later returned to music, he was intending to pursue a career as a pianist.
What awards did Robert schumann receive?
Robert Schumann did not receive any major awards during his lifetime. However, his legacy as a composer and music critic has been recognized through various posthumous honors and awards, such as the Robert Schumann Prize established in his name.
When did Robert schumann begin writing music?
At the age of 7, he vaguely remembered 'writing unassisted' music
