Clara Shumann 5 Inch Composer Bust

Clara Shumann 5 Inch Composer Bust

The white porcelain Composer Clara Shumann 5 Inch Bust is a beautifully crafted miniature sculpture of the renowned composer Antonio Vivaldi. This bust is made from high-quality white porcelain, which gives it a classic and timeless look. The front of the bust features Shumann's name and dates of birth and death, making it a great educational tool for anyone interested in the composer's life and work. 

The bust also comes with a felt bottom to protect surfaces from scratches. Measuring 5 inches in height, this bust is the perfect size for display on a bookshelf, desk, or anywhere else in your home or office. It makes a great gift for musicians, music teachers, or anyone who appreciates classical music and wants to add a touch of elegance to their space. Statue measures: 12.7cm. 

Who was Clara Shumann? Clara Schumann, born Clara Wieck, was a renowned German pianist and composer of the Romantic era. She was born on September 13, 1819, in Leipzig, Germany, and passed away on May 20, 1896, in Frankfurt. Clara Schumann was one of the most celebrated pianists of her time and made significant contributions to the development of piano repertoire.

Clara Schumann's musical talent was evident from a young age, and she received extensive training as a pianist under the guidance of her father Friedrich Wieck. She gained recognition as a virtuoso pianist and performed extensively throughout Europe. Her performances were highly acclaimed for their technical brilliance and emotional depth.

In addition to her successful career as a performer, Clara Schumann also composed music. Her compositions, including piano works, chamber music, and lieder (art songs), showcase her expressive and sensitive musical style. Despite facing societal barriers as a female composer, she persevered and left a lasting impact on the music world.

Clara Schumann's personal life was intertwined with her professional career. She was married to the composer Robert Schumann, and their relationship had a profound influence on their musical endeavours. After Robert's death, Clara continued to champion his music and devoted herself to raising their children while also pursuing her own musical career.

Clara Schumann's legacy as a pianist and composer continues to be celebrated today. Her contributions to the piano repertoire, her virtuosic performances, and her determination as a female artist have left an indelible mark on the history of music. She is recognised as a trailblazer for women in the field of classical music and remains an inspiration for aspiring musicians around the world.