Brahms - His Life and Music - TTC Video & Audio lectures

      In both his life and his music, Johannes Brahms (1833–1897) was a man of contrasts. He composed serious Teutonic music and joyful dance music. He was miserly with himself and exceedingly generous with family and associates. He was kind to working people and known for his biting, malicious wit in artistic and aristocratic social circles. Not an easy man to know, Brahms destroyed a good deal of his own work and almost all of his lifetime's correspondence, in later years even collecting his letters from friends so that he could consign them to the flames.

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J.B., We Hardly Knew You!
The Brothels of Hamburg
The Schumanns
The Vagabond Years
Maturity
Mastery
The Tramp of Giants
Farewells