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Recollections of Johannes Brahms
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Recollections of Johannes Brahms

Albert Hermann Dietrich, Joseph Victor Widmann

1899

4h 15m
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Personal recollections of Johannes Brahms from two friends who knew him well, offering warm, close glimpses of the great composer at work and among his circle. Their memories reveal the man behind the towering music. A treasured portrait for anyone who loves Brahms and the world of nineteenth-century German Romanticism.

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9 chapters

  1. 1Translator's Preface2m
  2. 2Albert Dietrich's Recollections. Chapter I Brahms and Schumann35m
  3. 3Albert Dietrich's Recollections. Chapter II Labor Omnia Vincit25m
  4. 4Albert Dietrich's Recollections. Chapter III Vienna and Fame37m
  5. 5J.V. Widmann's Recollections. Chapter I First Impressions20m
  6. 6J.V. Widmann's Recollections. Chapter II An Opera?17m
  7. 7J.V. Widmann's Recollections. Chapter III Three Summers in Thun34m
  8. 8J.V. Widmann's Recollections. Chapter IV In Italy48m
  9. 9J.V. Widmann's Recollections. Chapter V The Last Years37m
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