Robert Schumann - Scenes from Childhood in 432 Hz tuning (relaxing piano music)

Robert Alexander Schumman wrote his Scenes From Childhood (Kinderszenen in its original German), in 1838. These are thirteen pieces for solo piano, which Schumman grouped in a single set for publishing. Though they are usually considered to evoke reminiscences of childhood through the music, it is known that Schumman had initially titled them Easy Pieces (Leichte Stücke), and that the added the now-popular titles after completing the music, describing them as 'nothing more than delicate hints for interpretation'. Enjoy this complete set in natural 432 Hz tuning.

Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15:
I. Of Foreign Lands And Peoples
II. A Curious Story
III. Blind Man's Buff
IV. Pleading Child
V. Happiness
VI. An Important Event
VII. Dreaming/Reverie (Träumerei)
VIII. At The Fireside
IX. Knight Of The Hobbyhorse
X. Almost Too Serious
XI. Frightening
XII. Child Falling Asleep
XIII. The Poet Speaks

All music used in this video is opensource and is originally from https://musopen.org/music. I just tuned it to 432 Hz for everybody, who feels it differently as I do.

Let me know, if there is any classical music you want me to edit for you. I'll do my best!

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