Clara Schumann

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This collection features a range of scholarly contributions exploring the life and influence of Clara Schumann. Annekatrin Babbe examines the formation of traditions surrounding her legacy, while Beatrix Borchard delves into aesthetic discussions reflected in her correspondence. Gunther Braam presents a rediscovered photograph of Clara and Robert Schumann, and Anselm Eber shares insights into Clara's connections with the Fellinger family in Vienna. Timo Evers analyzes their joint studies in counterpoint, and Valerie Goertzen highlights Clara's role as a Bach interpreter. Michael Heinemann discusses her Jucunde settings, and Jelena Josic explores her relationship with Julius Stockhausen. Klaus Martin Kopitz advocates for a complete edition of Clara's works, while Jonathan Kregor investigates her representation in American media. Julia Lajta-Novak considers her portrayal in film, and Gili Loftus reflects on the Schumann-Piatti circle. Carlos Lozano Fernandez discusses Clara Wieck's ties to the Kaskel family in Dresden, and Kazuko Ozawa focuses on Clara's mentorship of Ilona Eibenschütz. Annegret Rosenmueller addresses Clara's memorial legacy, Ekaterina Smyka examines her relationship with Carl Gottlieb Reißiger, Thomas Synofzik investigates her pianistic style, and Matthias Wendt presents a diary from C. Wieck in Dresden.