Clara Schumann

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Musical biographies often face criticism for their lack of excitement, as musicians typically follow a predictable path of early challenges, achievements, and eventual recognition. Composers experience a journey marked by struggles and posthumous acclaim, while virtuosos enjoy a series of victories with little variation. The intense focus required for their art often isolates them from the chaos of public life, allowing them to thrive in a personal, idealized world away from external pressures.