Hasche-Mann

E736553

Hasche-Mann is a brief, playful piano piece by Robert Schumann from his Kinderszenen (Scenes from Childhood), often interpreted as depicting a lively game of tag.

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Hasche-Mann canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character piece
piano piece
belongsToCategory works for solo piano by Robert Schumann
composer Robert Schumann
countryOfOrigin Germany
cyclePosition one of the movements of Kinderszenen
dedicatedWorkCycleTo Clara Wieck
linked to: Clara Schumann
firstPublicationYear 1838
genre Romantic piano music
hasApproximateDuration short piece
hasCharacter lively
playful
hasForm miniature character piece
hasMovementType short
hasStylePeriod Romantic period
linked to: Romanticism
hasTempoIndication fast
instrumentation solo piano
isEducationalRepertoireFor intermediate piano students
isFrequentlyPerformedWith Träumerei
Von fremden Ländern und Menschen
linked to: Schöne Fremde
isProgrammatic true
languageOfTitle German
opusNumberOfParentWork Op. 15
partOf Kinderszenen
Scenes from Childhood
titleTranslation Blindman’s Buff
Catch-me
typicalInterpretation depicts a lively game of tag

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Kinderszenen, Op. 15 movement Hasche-Mann
Bittendes Kind cycleBySameComposer Hasche-Mann
Scenes from Childhood movement Hasche-Mann