FTP, name this group of works by Robert Schumann, intended to evoke memories of youth.
It is filled with delicate musical touches, perhaps most evident in the section entitled "Total Satisfaction."  In its final piece, "The Poet Speaks," we are returned to the same key of G major that starts this work.  It begins with "From Strange Lands and People," though the seventh piece, "Dreaming" is the most famous.  Almost all of the thirteen sections are miniature ternary, A-B-A, forms in this collection of compositions for keyboard.  FTP, name this group of works by Robert Schumann, intended to evoke memories of youth.
It is filled with delicate musical touches, perhaps most evident in the section entitled "Total Satisfaction."  
Scenes from Childhood or Kinderscenen