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1997

6. International Schumann Symposium

June 5 - 6, 1997, Düsseldorf, Germany
Topic: Robert Schumann and his musical contemporaries. The web site describes the program of the symposium which was organized by the Robert-Schumann-Gesellschaft Düsseldorf (Robert Schumann Society Düsseldorf). Focus on Robert Schumann, but also contributions to Clara Schumann.

2. International Clara Schumann Piano Competition

May 28, 1997, Düsseldorf, Germany
The winners of the competition, which is held every three years.

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1996

A summary of the Clara Schumann Commemoration 1996

To commemorate the centennial of the death of Clara Schumann on May 20, 1896, festivals, concerts, symposia, and press discussions were held in Austria, Australia, Great Britain, and Germany. Nancy B. Reich, noted scholar, teacher, lecturer, and author of the book Clara Schumann, the artist and the woman, reports about the events she attended between April 20 and June 9, 1996. Nancy B. Reich was awarded the 1996 Robert Schumann Prize by the city of Zwickau on June 8.

Internationales Symposium zum 100. Todestag von Clara Schumann

22. bis 24. April 1996, Wien (Vienna, Austria), Institut für Musiksoziologie, Hochschule für Musik und darstellende Kunst, Wien.
The program of the International Symposium in Vienna to commemorate the centennial of Clara Schumann's death.

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1995

Ninth International Congress on Women in Music

April 27-30, 1995, Vienna, Austria
This congress is the 9th in its series of International Congresses for the International Alliance for Women in Music (IAWM). Two workshops have been planned for the Congress in which women in the most diverse musical careers are given the chance to broaden their understanding of feminist musicology through intensive interactive discussions with each other. In comparison with other disciplines, feminist approaches in musicology are relatively new. The first step was the rediscovery of historical women composers, whose works were found in archives and performed again. First successes can be seen in that more and more compositions by, for example, Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel or Clara Wieck-Schumann, are taught in the conservatories and are becoming part of concert repertoires.

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