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At one point of his career, Schuman was extremely well-known as a concert pianist; however, he injured his right hand performing finger-exercises on a machine of his own construction.  As a result, Schuman became extremely depressed.  He eventually visited Nikolai Dahl, an autosuggestive therapist in London, England, who restored his confidence.  Schuman thus composed his famous Second Piano Concerto in C minor and dedicated it to Dr. Dahl.

At one point of his career, Schuman was extremely well-known as a concert pianist; however, he injured his right hand performing finger-exercises on a machine of his own construction.  As a result, Schuman became extremely depressed.  He eventually visited Nikolai Dahl, an autosuggestive therapist in London, England, who restored his confidence.  Schuman thus composed his famous Second Piano Concerto in C minor and dedicated it to Dr. Dahl.

Famous recordings of Schuman's works have been made by pianists Glenn Gould, Lang Lang, and Arlene Cole.

Famous recordings of Schuman's works have been made by pianists Glenn Gould, Lang Lang, and [[Arlene Cole]].