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Música de cámara. 1846

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Clara Schumann: Piano Trio Op. 17 (1846)

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Música de cámara. 1853

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Clara-Jumi Kang: C. Schumann, Three Romances for violin and piano, Op. 22

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Dejó una impresión duradera como pianista. Influyó a través de su enseñanza.
Fue decisiva en la difusión de las obras de Robert Schumann.

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Clara tuvo numerosas actuaciones por toda Europa: París, Viena, Reino Unido, Austria, Hungría, Bélgica, Países Bajos, Suiza

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Muchas de ellas interpretadas por Clara

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La obra de Schumann fue difundida por Clara

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Les unió una amistad. Llegaron a vivir juntos

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Entrenó a Clara para la música

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Tuvo 8 hijos, algunos de los cuales murieron con muy corta edad

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Debut en 1828 (9 años)
Concierto para piano (op 7.) en 1835
Boda con Schumann en 1840
Muerte premaura de Schumann en 1854
Gira de conciertos (1856 - 1891)
Directora de Conservatorio Hoch en Frankfurt (1878)

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El concierto tiene partitura para piano solo, dos flautas, dos oboes , 2 clarinetes en la, dos fagotes , dos trompas en la, dos trompetas en do, trombón, timbales en la y mi, violines primero y segundo, violas, violonchelos y contrabajos. Orquestación típica de la música romántica temprana

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Clara Schumann - Piano Concerto in A minor, Op. 7

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Tuvieron 8 hijos y trabajaron juntos

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Practicaba 2 horas al día piano, violín, canto, teoría composición y contrapunto

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Fue una niña prodigio, entrenada por su padre.  Friedrich Wieck. Comenzó a viajar a los once años y tuvo éxito en París y Viena, entre otras ciudades.
Tras la enfermedad de Robert Schumann tuvo que organizar sus propias giras de conciertos.
Alentaron a Johannes Brahms y mantuvieron una estrecha relación con él.
Estrenó muchas obras de su esposo y de Brahms en público.

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The remarkable pianist and composer was a true pioneer who had a profound impact on the history of music. Here's everything you need to know about her life and work - with a look ahead to London celebrations of her bicentenary this year.

1. A talented pianist and composer

Clara Schumann, born Clara Wieck, is considered one of the most talented and distinguished composer-pianists of the Romantic era.

2. Child prodigy

Starting young, she was a child prodigy. Her father made her practise for two hours a day alongside her daily piano, violin, singing, theory, harmony, composition and counterpoint lessons.

3. Music in the family

Her father, Friedrich Wieck, was a famous German piano teacher. It was thanks to him that Clara studied music from such a young age.

4. Trendsetter - Playing from memory

At the tender age of 13, Clara was one of the first pianists to perform from memory. This has now become standard practice for most professional pianists.

5. Marriage to Robert Schumann

She met composer Robert Schumann when she was only eight years old. Their friendship eventually blossomed into love, although Clara's father was against the relationship and even threatened to shoot Robert should he go through with the marriage.

6. The love triangle

Johannes Brahms was in love with Clara, but she was married to his best friend.

Robert Schumann's mental health deteriorated later in life and he attempted to commit suicide before he was then admitted to an asylum. When this happened, Brahms came to stay at their home to support the family. Clara and Brahms' relationship blossomed to more than friendship, and although it's unclear what exactly went on, this love triangle holds a position as one of the most retold love stories in music history.

Brahms wrote to her declaring his feelings:

"I wish I could write to you as tenderly as I love you and tell you all the good things I wish you."

7. Premiering the work of Brahms

Clara had a complicated personal relationship with Johannes Brahms, but he was always supportive of her professional career. She was in fact the first person to ever publicly perform any of his work Brahms (specifically the Andante and Scherzo from the Sonata in F minor, in Leipzig, 23 October 1854).

8. The breadwinner

She earned most of the money in the Schumann household which was extremely unusual for the time.

Clara's work has often been marginalised by people claiming her husband was the 'real' composer behind her works. The couple worked together on some songs, but her pieces were in fact more popular than his at the time.

9. An early end to composing

Clara stopped composing at the young age of 36. In later life she said:

"I once believed that I possessed creative talent, but I have given up this idea; a woman must not desire to compose-there has never yet been one able to do it. Should I expect to be the one?"

10. On-screen depictions

There have been many depictions of Clara on-screen, most famously Kathrine Hepburn played the composer in 1947 film Song of Love.

11. Clara Schumann in 2019

This year marks the 200th anniversary of Clara Schumann's birth. To celebrate the legacy of this great virtuoso and composer, St John's Smith Square in London is presenting a special festival dedicated to her life and work. The series takes place at the end of February and includes her complete published Lieder, chamber music and works that she inspired.

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Clara Schumann was completely unique and awesome - and here's why

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The remarkable pianist and composer was a true pioneer who had a profound impact on the history of music. Here's everything you need to know about her life and work - with a look ahead to London celebrations of her bicentenary this year.

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Ejerció su influencia en una carrera de conciertos durante más de 60 años. Cambió el formato y el repertorio del recital de piano de exhibiciones desde el virtuosismo a programas de obras serias. También compuso piezas para piano en solitario, un Concierto para piano (op. 7), música de cámara, piezas corales y canciones. Dejó de componer a la edad de 36 años.

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De nombre Clara Wieck (Leipzig, 1819-Frankfurt, 1896), más conocida como Clara Schumann. Pianista, compositora y profesora de piano alemana. Gran concertista europea del siglo XIX y
clave en la difusión de las obras de su marido, Robert Schumann.