Clara & Robert

Perhaps one of the most iconic couples in the realm of classical music, Robert and Clara Schumann were both celebrated musicians in their own right – admired in their lifetime and revered in the present. Clara’s public career was more as a pianist and Robert’s a composer but within the privacy of their relationship these roles developed to a companionship where the two stimulated and sparred each other endlessly. Their long-lasting influence extends into today where their works are well-known and extensively performed.ANAM musicians bring together Schumann and Schumann in a dedicated performance at the Good Shepherd Chapel. A mixture of both accompanied and chamber works, this program celebrates the Schumanns’ contributions to the Romantic canon, and pays tribute to them as individual composers.Clara SCHUMANN Piano Trio in G Minor, op. 17C SCHUMANN Three Romances for violin and piano, op. 22Robert SCHUMANN Märchenerzählungen, op. 132R SCHUMANN Three Romances for oboe and piano, op. 94ANAM MusiciansDuration: approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes (no interval) BECOME AN ANAMATE AND GET MATES RATES ANAMates members receive a complimentary ticket each year (subject to terms and conditions), plus a 10% discount to ANAM ticketed concerts and free access to ANAM Masterclasses, Recitals and Soundbites. LEARN MORE For this event, tickets booked in advance are offered on a "pay what you wish" basis. In addition to a Standard price, we offer the option of paying A Little Extra for those who would like to contribute a little more, as well as the option of paying A Little Less. Read more about why here. If you are booking over the phone, simply tell us your preferred ticket price. Tickets purchased at the door will be available at the Standard price and are subject to availability. PLAN YOUR VISIT Read more on how to get to our venues, accessibility and our ticketing policy – including refund and exchange information. VENUE INFORMATION TICKETING POLICY Image credit: Josef Kriehuber, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons