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The 15 pages that link to Clara Schumann, each with the reason it gives.

• Johannes BrahmsRelated: Her friendship and artistic judgment remained central to Brahms throughout their lives.

• LeipzigRelated: She was born in Leipzig and began her celebrated musical career there.

• Robert SchumannRelated: She championed Robert’s music, advised him, and continued performing it after his death.

• ConcertoRelated: Her career exemplifies the virtuoso performer’s role in bringing concertos to public audiences.

• Art songRelated: Her compositions and performances connect art song with the nineteenth-century concert and salon.

• Felix MendelssohnRelated: She performed Mendelssohn’s works and belonged to the same close-knit German musical circles.

• CadenzaRelated: Her work as a pianist-composer illuminates the performer’s creative authority in concerto performance.

• Hans von BülowRelated: Bülow’s advocacy of Brahms belonged to the musical circle in which Clara Schumann was a leading interpreter.

• Piano performanceRelated: Her career shows how performers shaped the public reception of piano works and composers.

• Leipzig ConservatoryRelated: She joined the conservatory faculty in 1878, extending its tradition of prominent performers as teachers.

• DüsseldorfRelated: Her time in the city connects Düsseldorf to 19th-century musical life.

• Brahms piano concertosRelated: Her performances and musical counsel were closely connected to the First Concerto’s early history.

• Alicia de LarrochaCompared with: Her earlier career offers a historical comparison for de Larrocha's life as a woman concert pianist.

• Ethel SmythCompared with: Smyth’s pursuit of composition followed a path opened, under different conditions, by Schumann.

• Music of GermanyRelated: Her career illuminates women’s work and performance culture in German Romantic music.