Schumann's Op. 15 is a collection of piano pieces titled "Kinderszenen" or "Scenes from Childhood." Composed in 1838, this set of 13 short pieces reflects Robert Schumann's deep connection to childhood memories and his imaginative, introspective nature. Each piece within Op. 15 captures a distinct mood or scene, providing a glimpse into the emotional landscape of a child's world.
Renowned pianist Alessandro Deljavan brings these enchanting musical vignettes to life in a remarkable performance. As known for his expressive and nuanced playing, Deljavan adds a layer of sensitivity to Schumann's composition: his interpretation captures the whimsical, nostalgic, and sometimes poignant essence of each piece, allowing listeners to experience the rich tapestry of emotions embedded in Schumann's Kinderszenen.