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Ferdinand Schumann (1849 – 1891) at the age of 20 The picture presents the son of Robert and Clara Schumann as handsome young man in his uniform. Robert-Schumann-Haus Zwickau The second eldest son of Robert and Clara Schumann was the only one to pass the family name. With his wife Antonie Deutsch, Ferdinand had seven children.
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Ferdinand Schumann (1849 – 1891) im Alter von ca. 40 Jahren....
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Diesem Ziel dient das Schumann-Portal, das sich an alle...
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August Schumann (1773- 1826) Steel engraving published in...
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Das Schumann-Netzwerk betrauert den Tod des em. Univ.-Prof....
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The encounter with Franz Schubert's brother Ferdinand, who...
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Schumann and the poets. This rich and profound network...
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23.05.2024 [20:00 Uhr] Berliner Philharmoniker,...
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Pupils of Clara Schumann. The following, in alphabetical...
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- Marie Schumann – 1841-1929
- Elise Schumann – 1843-1928
- Julie Schumann – 1845-1872
- Emil Schumann – 1846-1847
- Ludwig Schumann – 1848-1899
- Ferdinand Schumann – 1849-1891
- Eugenie Schumann – 1851-1938
- Felix Schumann – 1854-1879
Marie Schumann was born on 1 September 1841, a few days before her parents’ first wedding anniversary. Her godfather was none other than Felix Mendelssohn. In March 1846, Robert Schumann wrote in his diary that he had begun to teach Marie piano. During her childhood, she had a variety of music teachers, including her father, mother, half-brother, a...
Elise was also a kind of substitute maternal figure. She too studied piano and eventually helped teach her younger siblings, starting as early as 1853. Elise’s professional life began in her late teens when she became a companion and live-in piano teacher. And although she was “shaking” in fear at the prospect, in 1865 she appeared publicly as a pi...
Julie was famous for being “the most beautiful” of the Schumann daughters. She was also very delicate and dealt with a variety of health troubles. She spent time living with family friends in more southern climates, where she met Count Vittorio Amadeo Radicati di Marmoritoin. She married the count in 1869, and Johannes Brahms served as her best man...
Emil Schumann, the eldest Schumann boy, died when he was sixteen months old. His father described him as “miserable and ailing.” Robert Schumann: Kinderszenen (Scenes of Childhood), Op. 15 – No. 11. Fürchtenmachen (Frightening) (Aldo Ciccolini, piano)
Ludwig Schumann’s story is deeply tragic. During his adolescence, it became clear that he had trouble functioning. Clara Schumann biographer Nancy Reich refers to his “lack of punctuality and irresponsibility.” Clara had him apprenticed to a book dealer, but eventually, he decided he wanted to be a musician, and Clara reluctantly began teaching him...
Ferdinand Schumann was called up during the Franco-Prussian War in 1870. While serving, developed rheumatism. Tragically, he became addicted to the morphine used to treat the pain. He attempted to pursue a career in business. He married in 1873 and ultimately had seven children. However, he was never able to come to terms with his addiction, and he...
Eugenie Schumann, the youngest daughter, did not see much of her concertizing mother while growing up and had no memories of her father. Marie and Elise helped raise her, and she spent time at a boarding school, which she loathed and compared to the institution in Jane Eyre. In 1869 she began studying in Berlin, and also took lessons from her mothe...
Felix Schumann was born after his father had been sent to the mental hospital, and they never knew each other. Despite that, he more than any other child inherited Robert’s talents as a writer and a musician. He was a sensitive boy and often treated as an afterthought, given the demands of Clara’s career and the many other siblings who needed atten...
Ferdinand Schumann-Heink (né Schumann; born 9 August 1893 – 15 September 1958) [citation needed] was a German-born American character actor with over 65 films to his credit. Though most of his films were uncredited roles, he wrote the screenplay for the 1930 film Mamba.
Apr 30, 2023 · This wasn't the first suicide in the Schumann family, with Schumann's grandfather's cousin, George Ferdinand Schumann, having died by suicide in 1817. On August 10, 1826, about 10 months after the death of his sister, Robert's father Friedrich Schumann died at the age of 53.
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May 15, 2019 · Ferdinand Schumann (1849-91) was the only one of the Schumann descendants to pass on their name. He worked as a clerk and married Antonie Deutsch, with whom he had seven children. He appears to have been cursed with some of the family’s mental health issues: he became addicted to drugs and died at 42.
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Oct 8, 2012 · Robert Schumann 's music has never been more popular than it is now. But during his lifetime (1810-56), concerts were more likely to include pieces by Louis Spohr, Wilhelm Taubert, Ferdinand ...
