Robert Schumann studied his work at ……
Being a significant composer of his own right, he worked for himself earning a decent living.
Schumann used a mechanical device in order to improve independence and dexterity of his hands as a pianist which caused him a permanent injury in two fingers--presumably while practicing his "Toccata: Opus 7."
The study of art is a study of a product produced by and embodying the spirit of mankind, therefore studying the object or concept is a study of all things human.
Robert Paul - painter - died in 1979.
she didnt study it she was just gifted
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.
No, Robert Schumann was not Jewish. He was a German composer and influential figure in the Romantic era of classical music. Schumann was born into a Protestant family in Zwickau, Germany in 1810. His music and contributions to the development of Western classical music continue to be studied and celebrated today.
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before he was 7
Robert xzo Schumann has written: 'An Die Stern -Secular Choral Music Vol 1'
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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.
Roobert Schumann won many awards for his amazing music critic thing.
Robert Schumann's birth name is Schumann, Robert Alexander.
Robert Schumann has 8 children
Robert Schumann was known to be passionate, sensitive, and introspective. He had a strong imagination and emotional depth, which is reflected in his music compositions. Schumann also struggled with periods of mental instability and depression throughout his life.
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