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1. Waltz in A-flat Major, Op. 39, No. 15 by Johannes Brahms is a solo piano piece composed in 1892 and is one of the most important works of the German composer. It has been praised for its strong melody and noteworthy harmonic progressions.
- Symphony No.1
- Symphony No.4
- Piano Concerto No.1
- Violin Concerto
- Piano Quintet in F Minor
- Ein Deutsches Requiem
- Hungarian Dances
- Variations on A Theme by Haydn
- Klavierstücke Op. 116-119
- Four Serious Songs
From the time of his Symphony No. 1 (completed in 1876) Brahms’ place in musical life was assured. Brahms felt so intimidated by Schumann‘s prediction that he was the man destined to “take over the mantle of Beethoven” that he was 43 before finally going public with his first symphony. Liszt, Wagner, and their supporters felt Beethoven had already ...
Brahms’s final symphony combines intellectual rigor with an affectionate warmth that featured increasingly in his late music, climaxing in a valedictory set of variations on a Bachtheme. This symphony contains some of the darkest and deepest music in the 19th century, and the journey from Brahms’s first symphony to his fourth is from optimism to pe...
Brahms composed his first piano concerto in 1858 and the work was premiered in Hannover the following year. The Piano Concerto No. 1was unbelievably booed and hissed at by early audiences but has since established itself as one of the greatest and most frequently performed piano concertos in the world.
Brahms’s solo Violin Concertowas written in 1878 for the composer’s close friend Joseph Joachim – known in his day as “the king of violinists”. A work exemplifying Brahms’s customary perfectionism, it is poised midway between the emotional storminess of his early works and the autumnal beauty and generosity of his later ones. Its challenges are vas...
One of Brahms’s finest works in any genre, the Piano Quintetbegan life as a two-cello string quintet, then became a 2-piano sonata before evolving into a quintet for piano and string quartet. When conductor Hermann Levi heard the work he wrote to Brahms, “The quintet is beautiful beyond measure … a masterpiece of chamber music”.
Brahms was deeply affected by his mother’s death in 1865 and his major choral work Ein Deutsches Requiem (‘A German Requiem‘), an epic meditation on life and the after-life, was written partly in her memory and partly in memory of his most devoted supporter Robert Schumann. First performed in Bremen in 1868, and soon heard throughout Europe, the Ge...
Even the imperiously intellectual Brahms liked to relax from time to time, most memorably in the form of an attractively varied series of 21 Hungarian Dancescomposed between 1852 and 1869. They are among Brahms’s most popular works and are based mostly on Hungarian themes.
Based on a theme (‘Chorale St. Antoni’) Brahms discovered in Haydn’s ‘Divertimento In B Flat’, this endlessly resourceful and highly attractive work is rounded off by a majestic passacaglia. It is often said to be the first independent set of variations for orchestra in the history of music, although there is at least one earlier piece in the same ...
The Klavierstücke, dedicated to Clara Schumann, are some of the most beloved compositions that Brahms wrote for solo piano. The piano was the instrument through which Brahms often revealed his most intimate and revealing musical thoughts. His crowning achievement is enshrined in the pages of his last four sets of piano miniatures, all composed in 1...
Brahms was unquestionably one of the finest of all lieder composers, although rarely did he achieve such emotional poignancy and mesmerizing eloquence as in the Four Serious Songs. Discover more of our articles collecting the best works of composers through the ages.
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1 de ene. de 2023 · Here are 71 minutes of the finest Brahms piano music, played by one of the outstanding Brahms exponents of our day.
- Sonata para piano No.3 en F menor, Op.5 (1853) Es la última sonata para piano de Brahms, compuesta cuando tenía 20 años en agradecimiento a la condesa Ida von Hohenthai, quién le consiguió trabajo como profesor de música a su hermano Fritz Brahms.
- Cuarteto para piano No.2, Op.26 (1861) Escrito para piano, violín, viola y violoncello. Esta obra es una amalgama entre concierto para piano y música de cámara, del cual resalta en genialidad el movimiento de tempo lento.
- Trío para trompa (1865) Compuesto para trompa (corno francés), violín y piano. Se considera una de las mejores obras escrita para trompa, haciendo uso magistral de las cualidades de la trompa, en donde Brahms demuestra su entendimiento profundo por el instrumento.
- Die Mainacht (1868) Otra de las mejores obras de Brahms es esta pieza que es traducida como “noche de mayo”. Es un lieder (canción alemana) que posee una temática inspirada en la luna en una noche de mayo.
1. Waltz in A-flat Major, Op. 39, No. 15. Vals en la bemol mayor, op. 39, n.º 15 de Johannes Brahms es una pieza para piano solo compuesta en 1892 y es una de las obras más importantes del compositor alemán. Ha sido elogiado por su fuerte melodía y notables progresiones armónicas.
19 de dic. de 2023 · Piano Quintet In F Minor, Op. 34 makes the list, and this is without a question one of his masterpieces because it’s beautiful and perfect for both the string and piano. Regardless of what genre this is, it’ll remain one of his best works because it’s just perfection.
20 de feb. de 2017 · Watch Maurizio Pollini perform Brahms' Piano Concerto No.1 in D minor, a masterpiece of lyrical and dramatic expression. Pollini is a legendary pianist who has mastered Beethoven, Bartók, Chopin ...
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