Lives & Memoirs
Personal Recollections of Johannes Brahms
George Henschel
1907
1h 31m
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The conductor and singer George Henschel knew Johannes Brahms as a friend and shares intimate recollections of the composer at work and at leisure. Through diary entries and remembered talk, the gruff, generous genius of nineteenth-century Vienna comes alive. A warm, personal portrait for music lovers who want Brahms the man behind the symphonies.
Inside this audiobook
4 chapters
- 1Preface; Johannes Brahms10m
- 2The Journal: Part A31m
- 3The Journal: Part B25m
- 4Some Letters from Johannes Brahms to George Henschel24m
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