Six Portraits of Clara Schumann
Exploration in split screen of Clara Schumann’s face, on her Romance Op. 11 no.1 Andante.
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Exploration in split screen of Clara Schumann’s face, on her Romance Op. 11 no.1 Andante.
The Berlin State Opera is back at its place of origin: Unter den Linden! After extensive renovations, it was reopened with Schumann's scenes from Goethe's Faust under the direction of Daniel Barenboim. Staged by Jürgen F
Condemned to wander between earth and heaven, a peri, daughter of a fallen angel and a mortal, embarks on a long journey to the East to earn her entry into paradise... Insula orchestra, conducted by Laurence Equilbey, an
Riccardo Chailly conducts the Gewandhausorchester Leipzig and pianist Martha Argerich in this 2006 celebration of the work of Robert Schumann (1810-1856), filmed at Leipzig, Germany's famed Gewandhaus. Selections include
This documentary by Susan Bettmann dives deep into the mixing trough, following Bread and Puppet Theater director Peter Schumann from grinding rye grain to baking in wood-fired ovens to feeding the appreciative crowds th
On the stage of the Salle des Combins in Verbier, Denis Matsuev, nicknamed the "Siberian Bear", astonished his audience with a programme dedicated to Schumann and Rachmaninov. Greatly acclaimed for his interpretations, M
As part of ‘Europiano’, ARTE’s day dedicated to piano concertos, Schumann’s Piano Concerto in A minor – one of the most important works of German Romanticism – comes to life under the fingers of the great Martha Argerich
Clara Schumann led an almost cinematic life as the daughter of a strict and ambitious father, as an internationally extremely successful pianist, as the wife of a famous composer and as the mother of seven children.
For the young pianist, performing is something close to a miracle: intense, lyrical and passionate. Yuja Wang's interpretation of Schubert's lieder by Liszt exacerbates its drama and violence. Nearing insanity, her visio
Music historian Wulf Konold reveals the story behind Robert Schumann's Piano Concerto in A minor, op. 54, in this program, which also features a performance of the piece by pianist Martha Argerich and the Gewandhausorche
Sir Simon Rattle, Berliner Philharmoniker – Schumann – Symphonien 1-4
A car drives through Schumann street from its beginning to its end. The drive was filmed in one take, end and beginning of the film being identical with the end and the beginning of the street. The length of the street a
1967, Hans Scheugl shot his first independent work, a phantom ride of barely three minutes in which the beginning and end of the street also mark the beginning and end of the film. In January 2020, Karl Wratschko produce
The film tells the story of Robert Schuman, his life and creative work. He could have been a talented pianist. But he invented the device to prop up his fingers while practicing. The idea was to strengthen them and devel
It was during one of the rare happy periods of his life that Schumann composed his third symphony and a palpable joy can be heard in this masterpiece. In contrast Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 24 is, like many of the compo