They confined themselves generally to the strictly classic, but were beginning to play a little Schumann that year.

It is astonishing to see how little children learn in this way to care for music by Schumann, Mendelssohn, Grieg, Dvorák, Brahms, Chopin, and Beethoven.

The two women went into the house, and Maxime, tired of sitting down, ran about the garden with his little dog, while through the open windows floated out an air of Schumann's, which Rosine, full of timid emotion, was playing on the piano.

That German lyric verse of the last hundred years should have been distinguished by beauty of structure, depth of feeling, and wealth of melody, is not to be wondered at if we remember that this was the century of the revival of folk-song, and that it produced such song-composers as Schubert and Schumann and Robert Franz and Hugo Wolf and Richard Strauss.

R104088, 18Dec52, Elmer Schuyler (A) SCHUMANN, EDWARD A. Gynecological and obstetrical monographs.

Robert Schumann, his life and work.

SEE Humiston, William H. Schumann.

R108483, 10Mar53, Breitkopf Publications, inc. (PWH) Schumann.

SEE Schumann, Robert.

SEE Schumann, Robert.

Judith E. Kranes (W); 17Oct67; R419989. SCHUCKMAN, THERESA SCHUMANN.

Christmas songs, by Theresa Schumann.

Theresa Schumann Schuckman; 1Aug67; R415060. SCHUHMANN, REINHARDT.

SCHUMANN, ROBERT.

SCHUMANN, THERESA. SEE Schuckman, Theresa Schumann.

SCHUMANN, THERESA. SEE Schuckman, Theresa Schumann.

By Robert Schumann, translator: Paul Rosenfeld, editor: Konrad Wolff.

Translation of Schumann's Gesammelte Schriften ueber Musik und Musiker.

Robert Schumann and mascot Ziff.

Warum and Grillen, op.12, nos.3 and 4. SEE Schumann, Robert. ARTHUR, ROBERT.

SEE ROMANTIC ORCHESTRAL WORKS (SCHUBERT, WEBER AND SCHUMANN) <pb id='241.png' n='1972h1/A/1757' /> WEBER, ROSE.

WIER, ALBERT E. SEE ROMANTIC ORCHESTRAL WORKS (SCHUBERT, WEBER AND SCHUMANN) WIERS, PAUL.

BVC band Show (containing marching instructions to Grieg's Concerto march, Rachmaninoff's Concerto march, Schumann's Concerto march and Waves of the Danube arranged by Dick Jacobs)

Poor Schumann, you know, died insane because he fancied he always heard one note droning in his ears.

Numerous examples might be cited of men who were almost equally gifted in expressing themselves in either words or musical soundsnotably von Weber, E.T.A. Hoffmann, Spohr, Schumann, and Mendelssohn, this dual activity reaching a remarkable climax in Richard Wagner, who was both a great dramatic poet and an equally supreme musician.