Clara Schumann Studies

Contents

• 1. Clara and Robert Schumann's circles in Dresden: 'I take the liberty to request from you an invitation […] to your musical matinée' Anja Bunzel;
• 2. Disillusionment and patriotism: Clara and Robert Schumann in the wake of the 1848–1849 revolutions Susan Youens;
• 3. Softened,smudged, erased: Punctuation and continuity in Clara Schumann's Lieder Stephen Rodgers;
• 4. A way with words: Expressive declamation in Clara Schumann's songs Harald Krebs;
• 5. Clara Schumann and the nineteenth-century piano concerto Joe Davies;
• 6. Clara Schumann and Bach Susan Wollenberg;
• 7. Formal innovation and virtuosity in Clara Schumann's Piano Trio in G minor, Op. 17 Nicole Grimes;
• 8. Contextualizing Clara Schumann's Romanzen Katharina Uhde and R. Larry Todd;
• 9. The young prophetess in performance Amanda Lalonde;
• 10. Clara Schumann's compositional and concertizing strategies, and Robert Schumann's piano sets Alexander Stefaniak;
• 11. Clara – Robert's posthumous androgyne Roe-Min Kok;
• 12. Clara Schumann, 'Clara Schumann', and the American press Jonathan Kregor;
• 13. Clara Schumann's legacy as a teacher Natasha Loges.