Schumann - 'Träumerei' (Dreaming)

Robert Schumann - "Träumerei" from the Kinderszenen Op. 15
("Scenes from Childhood")

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[kjcs_]

The tragedy of Schumann is that he lived a tragic life, ending tragically in a mental asylum after attempting to drown himself. In his music, beyond the beautiful melodies, one could hear the pain of his emotions, the struggles with himself and with life. That is what makes Schumann such an endearing and a composer who will be forever remembered.

[elli_emmgon]

I'm here cause of a korean drama "do you like Brahms?" I fell in love with this song..

[stephenjackson]

I haven’t listened to hardly any Schumann ever but I’m starting to like him a lot! Beautiful playing!

[raesour]

My dad used to play this on piano when my mom was pregnant with my older sister. My sister passed away at 8 days old (heart issues) but he still sometimes plays it I think to remember her

[hanginnik]

No one:
Schumann: Imma add some chill passing chords.

Accidentally invents the first fundamental of jazz harmony.

[revalinarahmat]

Schumann always had that innocence of a child in his music.

[y.d]

People are nagging in the comments "I allready knew this song omg those people are from a kdrama" be happy more people enjoy this master piece.

Not everyone grew up with parents listening to piano or playing piano.
It is a good thing a show mentioned this type of music and more people can enjoy it now!

[khunagueroagnis]

SIU has brought us here today to listen to this beautiful piece

[BlueSunflower]

That korean drama "Do you like Brahms?" bring me here. I feel something when i listen to this. Its something that is hard to explain.

[sosiehtsdochaus]

Still one of the most beautiful pieces ever written. Heart-touching.

[nitinjaiswal]

I know this from the 90s my childhood. This piece used to get played in Raymond's suiting advertisement

[anniejk]

I played this piece in my dad funeral and I played it with the same tempo just like you. He has always loved me playing piano but as I grew up, I didn’t play much anymore. If only I knew he would pass away so early, I would have played as much as I could for him.

[Nuggypeeep]

This song is so special... Something nostalgic about it.

[nfaisyaa]

I fall in love with traumerei after watching kdrama entitled "Do You Like Brahms?"

[ulicesgonzalez]

I'm here because of my good taste in music.

[emmabach]

"Traumerei" was the focal point of "Do you like Brahms in my opinion. Since it follows somehow the tragic love story of the real musicians, the kdrama series of course, put their own spin but nevertheless, this "first love" kind of tone, really hits home.

[rl_Unai]

When Traum plays a classic piece, it's not boring...




It's meta🔆

[anthonyjackalone]

Every great composer has one thing that I associate them with. To me, Schumann is the master of nostalgia.

[bananacar]

"you are forgiven. And neither of them know exactly what he meant but the old man starts to cry and they will never see each other again."

[CattoFence]

99% of the comments: [insert kdrama]
1% of the comments just chilling