The World's Great Men of Music
The World's Great Men of Music
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Schumannarranged a musical party at which the Trio was played. Besidesstudents and friends, Wieck was invited and given the seat of honor.
This musical evening was the forerunner of many others. Weeklymeetings were held in Robert's room, where much music was playedand discussed. The talk often turned to grand old Bach and his"Well-tempered Clavichord, " to which in those early days, he gaveardent study.
With all this music study and intercourse with musical friends therewas very little time lef...t for the study of law. Yet he still keptup appearances by attending the lectures, and had intended for somemonths to enter the Heidelberg University. This decision was put intoexecution in May 1829, when he started by coach for Heidelberg.
We find Robert Schumann at nineteen domiciled in the beautiful city ofHeidelberg, and surrounded by a few musical friends, who were kindredspirits. With a good piano in his room, the "life of flowers, " ashe called it, began. Almost daily they made delightful trips in aone-horse carriage into the suburbs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Schumannarranged a musical party at which the Trio was played. Besidesstudents and friends, Wieck was invited and given the seat of honor.
This musical evening was the forerunner of many others. Weeklymeetings were held in Robert's room, where much music was playedand discussed. The talk often turned to grand old Bach and his"Well-tempered Clavichord, " to which in those early days, he gaveardent study.
With all this music study and intercourse with musical friends therewas very little time lef...t for the study of law. Yet he still keptup appearances by attending the lectures, and had intended for somemonths to enter the Heidelberg University. This decision was put intoexecution in May 1829, when he started by coach for Heidelberg.
We find Robert Schumann at nineteen domiciled in the beautiful city ofHeidelberg, and surrounded by a few musical friends, who were kindredspirits. With a good piano in his room, the "life of flowers, " ashe called it, began. Almost daily they made delightful trips in aone-horse carriage into the suburbs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brower Harriette to read onlineMoreLess
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