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FULL Frühlingssinfonie The Clara & Robert Schumann Story Movie Germany 1983 Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
Information on the Performance
- Work Title: Frühlingssinfonie  
- Composer: Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann  
- Libretto:
- Venue & Opera Company: Studio and on location  
- Recorded: 1983
- Type: Movie
- Singers: N/A
- Conductor: various  
- Orchestra:
- Stage Director: Peter Schamoni  
- Costume Designer:   
Information about the Recording
- TV Director: Peter Schamoni  
- Date Published: 1983  
- Format: DVD
- Quality Video: 4 Audio:4
- Subtitles: yessubs, desubs, gensubs  
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS PERFORMANCE
Spring Symphony is a German feature film from 1983, which primarily portrays the couple Clara and Robert Schumann . The title takes up the nickname of Robert Schumann’s 1st Symphony .
Clara Wieck lives with her father Friedrich Wieck , who is a piano teacher, in Leipzig . Wieck is convinced of his daughter’s talent for playing the piano and does everything he can to make the young girl a big star. He relentlessly forces the child prodigy to rehearsals and concerts. The girl’s success and her father’s methods as a piano teacher attract other young pianists. The young pianist and composer Robert Schumann also becomes Wieck’s student. At this time Clara is eleven and Robert twenty. Years later, Clara falls in love with Robert, who is talented but still an unsuccessful composer. Father Wieck is against the relationship and sends his daughter to Dresden for singing lessons to separate the two. The young lovers do not give up, however. Robert travels to Clara and they decide to get married. To do this, however, they need her father’s permission. In 1840 they sue for this in a court in Leipzig and are granted permission. This leads to a rift between daughter and father and student and teacher.
CAST
Nastassja Kinski: Clara Wieck
Herbert Grönemeyer: Robert Schumann
Rolf Hoppe: Friedrich Wieck
Anja-Christine Preussler: Clara Wieck (als Kind)
Edda Seippel: Mutter Schumann
André Heller: Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Gidon Kremer: Niccolò Paganini
Inge Marschall: Clemenza Wieck
Bernhard Wicki: Baron von Fricken
Gisela Rimpler: Baronin von Fricken
Sonja Tuchmann: Ernestine von Fricken
Margit Geissler: Christel
Wolfgang Greese: Gerichtspräsident
Kitty Mattern: Fürstin Starnitz
Peter Schamoni: Verleger Härtel(Visited 550 times, 1 visits today)