Study afternoons
SCHUMANN’S SONG CYCLE: DICHTERLIEBE OP 48
A product of Schumann’s annus mirabilis
Monday 1st & Tuesday 2nd February 2027, 2.00-4.00 pm

August 26th, 2026

Study afternoons ||| SCHUMANN'S SONG CYCLE: DICHTERLIEBE OP 48 | A product of Schumann's annus mirabilis || Monday 1st & Tuesday 2nd February 2027, 2.00-4.00 pm

Despite writing many largescale works, including four symphonies, a piano concerto and some monumental choral pieces, Robert Schumann (1810-56) was, arguably, never more at home than when composing for the intimacy of the salon.  This is particularly the case with his 16 vocal settings of Heinrich Heine’s Lyrisches Intermezzo, better known as the song cycle Dichterliebe, of 1840.

The insightedness of Schumann’s music and the depth of feeling and expression in every phrase, is a marvel of Romantic expression, and the two linked study afternoons will allow time to savour the nuances of this truly great masterpiece.

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Important information

The study afternoons will not be recorded, but must be attended live, online.

Part 1 – 1st February 2027, Monday 2.00-4.00 pm

Part 2 – 2nd February 2027, Tuesday 2.00-4.00 pm

 

 

Zoom help

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  1. If you are going to use a computer to attend the lecture/study event, then in the web browser type in or click here: https://zoom.us/download.  This will take you directly to Zoom and to a page which allows you to download the Zoom app. Make sure that only this address is seen in the web browser. Alternatively, you can download the app by going to Zoom.us and looking in its menu for the downloadable app.
  1. Press Download the Zoom Client for Meetings app. Follow installation instructions. Create an account by typing in your email address and by creating a password.
  1. If you are installing the Zoom app on a smart phone, tablet or iPad, then download the app from your App Store. Make an account by giving your email address and creating a password.
  1. Once installed you will have everything that you will need to join Zoom lecture meetings online.
  1. After you have purchased your lecture/study event(s) on the Peter Medhurst website, you will receive immediate confirmation that the transaction was successful.
  1. 24 hours before the lecture/study event is to take place, you will receive an invitation email from Peter Medhurst inviting you to join the event. If you do not see this in your inbox, check your spam folder.
  1. At least 5 minutes before the online event takes place, go to your email and click the blue “Click here to Join” link and follow the simple online instructions.
  1. Test your sound settings, making sure that your speakers are receiving audio.
  1. Peter Medhurst will be online 10 minutes beforehand to check that all is ok.
  1. When all is ready, Peter will mute all microphones until the end of the meeting, at which point he will switch them on again for a brief question and answer session.

Conditions

It is the sole responsibility of the event attendee to make sure that Zoom functions properly on their equipment ie: computer, iPad, smart phone etc

It is also the responsibility of attendees to make sure that their equipment works properly and is able to connect and receive online events

Please allow a little more time at the end of an event, just in case the lecture needs to runs a little longer.