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==== Teaching ==== [[File:Frankfurt Saalhof um 1900.jpg|thumb|alt=Black-and-white photograph of a large city building on the corner of a block, with conical towers on that corner|Saalhof, the first location of [[Hoch Conservatory|Dr. Hoch's Konservatorium]]]] In 1878, Schumann was appointed the first piano teacher of the new [[Hoch Conservatory|Dr. Hoch's Konservatorium]] in Frankfurt.{{sfn|Riebsamen|2019}}{{sfn|Negwer|2002}} She had chosen Frankfurt among offers from Stuttgart, Hannover, and Berlin, because the director, [[Joachim Raff]], had accepted her conditions: she could not teach more than 1-1/2 hours per day, was free to teach at her home, and had four months of vacation and time off for short tours in winter. She demanded two assistants, with her daughters Marie and Eugenie in mind.{{sfn|Klassen|2011}}{{sfn|Riebsamen|2019}}{{sfn|Allihn|2019}} She was the only woman on the faculty.{{sfn|Riebsamen|2019}} Her fame attracted students from abroad, including Britain and the United States.{{sfn|Reich Book|2001}} She trained only advanced pupils, mostly young women, while her two daughters gave lessons to beginners. Among her 68 known students who made a musical career were [[Leonard Borwick]], [[Fanny Davies]], [[John Arthur St. Oswald Dykes]], [[Ilona Eibenschütz]], Nanette Falk (1835-1928), [[Carl Friedberg]], [[Amina Goodwin]], [[Natalia Janotha]], [[Adelina de Lara]], Marie Olson (1867-1916), [[Jane Roeckel]], [[Franklin Taylor]] and [[Mary Wurm]].{{sfn|Klassen|2011}}{{sfn|Riebsamen|2019}}{{sfn|Allihn|2019}}<ref>{{Cite book |last=Cohen |first=Aaron I. |title=International encyclopedia of women composers |date=1987 |publisher=Books & Music USA |isbn=978-0-9617485-2-4 |edition=2nd ed., rev and enl |location=New York |page=593}}</ref><ref name=":0" /> The Konservatorium held events to celebrate her 50th year on stage in 1878 and her 60th career anniversary ten years later.{{sfn|Klassen|2011}}{{sfn|Allihn|2019}} She held the teaching post until 1892 and contributed greatly to the improvement of modern piano playing technique.{{sfn|Klassen|2011}}{{sfn|Riebsamen|2019}}
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