Johannes Brahms Books
May 7, 1833 – April 3, 1897
Johannes Brahms was a composer whose music stemmed from a deep humanism and agnosticism. He drew inspiration from nature, literature, and philosophy, with his works characterized by intricate construction and depth. Brahms opposed anti-Semitism and was known for his generosity and approachability. His music, often grouped with masters like Bach and Beethoven, influenced a generation of composers.
Brahms. Symphony No.1
Cminor/c-Moll/Ut mineur Op. 68
Volume 2 of the Edition Peters Brahms Organ Works contains the eleven Chorale Preludes Op. 122 composed in 1896 at the end of his life. Volume
Two Songs Op. 91 (Gestillte Sehnsucht / Geistliches Wiegenlied) for Alto Voice with Viola (or Cello) and Piano. Contains a Piano Score with separate Viola and Cello parts
