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• Johannes Brahms
  '''Johannes Brahms''' (May 7, 1833 in Hamburg - April 3, 1897 in Vienna) was a German composer ...ang Dömling, ""Tönend bewegte Formen": III. Symphonie F-Dur, op. 90," in ''Johannes Brahms: Das Symphonische Werk,'' 230-39, here 235.</ref> It is also the third move
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• Johannes Brahms/Approval
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• Johannes Brahms/Definition
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• Johannes Brahms/Bibliography
  *Swafford, Jan. ''Johannes Brahms: A Biography.'' New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1997. *Floros, Constantin. ''Johannes Brahms: "Frei, aber einsam": Ein Leben für eine poetische Musik.'' Zürich: Arche
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• Johannes Brahms/Related Articles
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• Johannes Brahms/External Links
  *[http://www.brahms-hamburg.de/ Johannes Brahms Gesellschaft und Museum Hamburg]
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• Johannes Brahms/External Links
  *[http://www.brahms-hamburg.de/ Johannes Brahms Gesellschaft und Museum Hamburg]
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• Johannes Brahms/Bibliography
  *Swafford, Jan. ''Johannes Brahms: A Biography.'' New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1997. *Floros, Constantin. ''Johannes Brahms: "Frei, aber einsam": Ein Leben für eine poetische Musik.'' Zürich: Arche
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• Symphony/External Links
  * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cuo/S2001-6.mp3 Johannes Brahms's ''Symphony No. 1 in C minor'', Op. 68 (Andante sostenuto)]
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• Requiem/Related Articles
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• Johannes Brahms
  '''Johannes Brahms''' (May 7, 1833 in Hamburg - April 3, 1897 in Vienna) was a German composer ...ang Dömling, ""Tönend bewegte Formen": III. Symphonie F-Dur, op. 90," in ''Johannes Brahms: Das Symphonische Werk,'' 230-39, here 235.</ref> It is also the third move
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• Sinfonia characteristica
  ...most prominent adherent of absolute music in the nineteenth century was [[Johannes Brahms]].
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• Concerto
  ...disappeared. One notable exception occurs in the four concerted works of [[Johannes Brahms]]—two piano concerti, a violin concerto and a "Double Concerto" for violi
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• Symphony/Catalogs/Symphonic Composers
  *[[Johannes Brahms]] (Germany), four symphonies
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• Symphony/Catalogs/Symphonies
  ==[[Johannes Brahms]]==
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• Requiem
  ...d inspiration for the mighty [[Ein deutsches Requiem|German Requiem]] by [[Johannes Brahms|Brahms]]. A rather exhaustive list of requiem composers can be found on [ht * [[Johannes Brahms|Brahms]]' [[Ein deutsches Requiem]], based on passages from [[Martin Luther
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• Symphony/Citable Version
  ...s “that giant whose steps I always hear behind me.”<ref>Harrison, Julius, “Johannes Brahms” in Simpson, p. 318.</ref> Brahms's symphonies wed the compositional comp
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• Symphony
  ...s “that giant whose steps I always hear behind me.”<ref>Harrison, Julius, “Johannes Brahms” in Simpson, p. 318.</ref> Brahms's symphonies wed the compositional comp
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• God Save the Queen
  ...merous composers have used the tune, including [[Carl Maria von Weber]], [[Johannes Brahms]], [[Niccolò Paganini]], [[Giuseppe Verdi]], and [[Gaetano Donizetti]]. Co
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