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"Richard Miller guides the reader through the interpretation of all of Schumann's solo and duet songs, drawing thoroughly on Schumann's compositional style and its historical background. In addition to covering the "familiar forty" - the much-performed songs Schumann composed in and around 1840 while trying to win the hand of Clara Wieck - Miller takes an in-depth look at the lesser known early and later songs. In particular, he focuses on the rich and varied repertoire of Schumann's later years, challenging the conventional view that these works reflect a decline in the composer's…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1999Oxford University Press · 245 pages · 9780195119046
Analysis, appreciationHistory and criticismCriticism and interpretationGerman SongsSongs, GermanCritique et interprétationSongs (Schumann, Robert)Lyrics




