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Robert & Clara Schumann.Coloring Book
 
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Code: LK011
Price: $4.95

Shipping Weight: 3.90 Ounces
 
 
 
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From Composer Highlights, an educational coloring book series, by Leonice Thompson Kidd. The pictures and text on each page of this interesting series tell the stories of twelve famous composers and their families-their lifestyles, travels, difficulties, accomplishments, compositions, and maps of significant places in their lives, as well as customs, clothing fashions, cities, buildings, instruments of their times. At the beginning of each book there is a page "Understanding These Words". By choosing the colors to complete the pictures, students invest some imagination and effort into the completed stories, aided by a few lines of narrative on each page.

Age 6 up. Good for studio, home school, classroom, camps, gifts or awards. (For class projects, different pages can be assigned to various students and then reassembled to complete a study of a selected composer.) Coloring Books are 8 ½ X 11 inches, 32 pages.

LK011 Robert & Clara Schumann. Drawings by Kevin R. Murphy
From an early age, Robert composed and wrote, and his later law studies gave way to his love of piano. Lessons with Friedrich Wieck began in Leipzig, where little Clara was getting rave reviews for her concerts. Their romance and marriage, dual careers, and family life are illustrated. After Robert's mental illness and death separated the couple, Clara's life with her children and her music continued.

p. 31 ". . . .She never visited America although numerous American students studied with her in Frankfurt. At least thirty of her compositions were published, including her piano concerto. At the age of 71 Clara gave her last formal public concert. Her diary reveals that she worried for eight long days that she might perform badly. Nevertheless she "played well, perhaps never better.". .


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