Frighteningly dark piano music video dedicated to Robert Schumann's "Album for the young" inspired in "The wild horseman" Op.68 No 8 🕸🕷💀 Read Schumann's terrifying life story below!
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This dark, scary, and gloomy music is perfect for Halloween or any other spooky occasion. You can use it in your video content to create a feeling of horror and terror, without having to use scary visuals. Thanks for checking out this music, and I hope you enjoy it!
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This video is a creepy and terrifying tribute to one of the most famous composers of all time!
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0:00 Welcome to the Haunted House
0:58 Time of ghosts
1:47 Bells at midnight
2:12 To be continued...
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Creativity and suffering in the life of Robert Schumann:
🕸Crises, depression, suicide attempts, and periods of complete confinement were frequent in Schumann's life; they were accentuated from 1844 and continued to increase until death.
But Schumann's great creative intensity was concentrated in periods of lucidity, admirably. As soon as he recovered from a period of illness, he frantically indulged in composition, working tirelessly. Not only did he compose the main melodies nor was he limited to piano works, but despite being in a very degraded physical and mental state, he took charge of the complete symphonic instrumentation of all his works, to the point of exhaustion.
🕸On February 27, 1854, Schumann threw himself into the Rhine and was rescued there in time, but his mind had already been lost forever. He was interned in a private sanatorium in Endenich, near Bonn, where he remained until his death on July 29, 1856. He was only 46 years old.
🕸They say that the ghost of Robert Schumann still wanders in that house 😱
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