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robert schumann life illustrating history with fun facts drawings - the great romantic composer

A portrait of Robert Schumann with biography facts explained - Hand drawn with ink, documented with fun facts and a great finish showing the portrait of the german romantic pianist ! Link to the print here : https://www.drawinside.com/products/r... /// All prints available at www.drawinside.com /// The German Romantic Composer and pianist Robert Schumann Schumann was very smart : his father was a bookseller and Robert spent time in the library. He was planning to make a career in Literature as writer. Even Nobel Prize George Bernard Shaw praised him for his writing ability ! At 16, after his father passed away, his mother decided to stop music for a prestigious Lawyer carrer He left home for the Leipzig law school And spent time hanging out and not studying Depressed, he made a first suicide attempt soon after his brother died of Cholera He got his musical revelation when seiing showmen Niccolo Paganini performing on violin. He begged his mother to let him become a pianist, she agreed and send him off studying with Friedrich Wieck, the best piano teacher at this time During his piano lessons, fell head over heels for 8 years old Clara Wieck., daughter of piano teacher. Wiek was opposed to their relationship but they got married when she attained her legal age. Robert wanted a career as a virtuoso concert pianist, he decided to train hard his fingers with a homemade device based on a Cigar box Instead, he injured permanently his two fingers on his right hand, He could not perform concert anymore but keep on composing 1841, just married, Schumann was so happy and in love that he composing more than 100 songs This is the Schumann’s Year of Song Robert and Clara both played piano at home Robert loved being a father of 8 kids : he help for upbringing, feed, cleaning, and playing with them. This brought influence in his work like the "merry ploughman", and "Scenes from Childhood" He suffered from melancholia and depression all through his life. After attempting suicide by drowning, he was admitted in a mental asylum where he passed away at 46 Despite conservative mode of composition, Schumann influenced the nineteenth century composers and beyond such as Brahms and Edward Elgar