Johannes Brahms

The volume includes popular as well as yet to be discovered choral works or versions by Johannes Brahms. In addition to the 'Liebeslieder-Walzern' op. 52 in the original four-hand version with voice a...

Brahms' celebrated setting of a text by W. G. Rothery is arranged here by John E. West for men's voices.

Brahms's Academic Festival Overture was composed in the summer of 1880 for the conferment of his own honorary doctorate of philosophy degree by Breslau University. The piece is based on a number of st...

Brahms's Academic Festival Overture was composed in the summer of 1880 for the conferment of his own honorary doctorate of philosophy degree by Breslau University. The piece is based on a number of st...

Although conceived as a comical academic musical representation by its renowned composer, this overture is lyrical and exciting. There are opportunities for your students to present sudden stylistic c...

Although conceived as a comical academic musical representation by its renowned composer, this overture is lyrical and exciting. There are opportunities for your students to present sudden stylistic c...

Although conceived as a comical academic musical representation by its renowned composer, this overture is lyrical and exciting. There are opportunities for your students to present sudden stylistic c...

National and state standards for music education have re-emphasized the need for more high-quality transcription pieces for the concert band. Every musician should develop a familiarity with each of h...

The German composer Johannes Brahms (1833 - 1897) wrote his Academic Fesival Overture in the summer of 1880, together with the Tragic Overture. The occasion was the honorary degree which Brahms had re...

Der Komponist Johannes Brahms entstammt einer Musikerfamilie aus Hamburg. Sein Vater war ein einfacher Wirtshausmusikant, der sich durch großen Fleiß zu einem geachteten Kontrabassisten am Stadttheate...

German Romanticism includes selected works from some of the most important composers of the style, to whom-in terms of musical history-the Austrian Franz Schubert also belongs. Besides Carl Maria von...