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Brahms: Biographical, Documentary, and Analytical Studies

Claudio Spies, Robert Pascall

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1. The cultural world of Brahms Michael Musgrave 2. The growth of Brahms's interest in early choral music, and its effect on his own choral compositions Virginia L. Hancock 3. Brahms's view of Mozart Imogen Fellinger 4. Brahms and the definitive text Robert Pascall 5. Synthesizing word and tone: Brahms's setting of Hebbel's 'Voruber' George S. Bozarth 6. Brahms's Tragic Overture: the form of tragedy James Webster 7. Brahms the symphonist Siegfried Kross 8. The retreat from dynamism: a study of Brahms's Fourth Symphony David Osmond-Smith 9. The multi-piece in Brahms: Fantasien Op. 116 Jonathan Dunsby 10. The Vier ernste Gesange Op. 121: enrichment and uniformity Arnold Whitall.

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1. The cultural world of Brahms Michael Musgrave 2. The growth of Brahms's interest in early choral music, and its effect on his own choral compositions Virginia L. Hancock 3. Brahms's view of Mozart Imogen Fellinger 4. Brahms and the definitive text Robert Pascall 5. Synthesizing word and tone: Brahms's setting of Hebbel's 'Voruber' George S. Bozarth 6. Brahms's Tragic Overture: the form of tragedy James Webster 7. Brahms the symphonist Siegfried Kross 8. The retreat from dynamism: a study of Brahms's Fourth Symphony David Osmond-Smith 9. The multi-piece in Brahms: Fantasien Op. 116 Jonathan Dunsby 10. The Vier ernste Gesange Op. 121: enrichment and uniformity Arnold Whitall.

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1. The cultural world of Brahms Michael Musgrave 2. The growth of Brahms's interest in early choral music, and its effect on his own choral compositions Virginia L. Hancock 3. Brahms's view of Mozart Imogen Fellinger 4. Brahms and the definitive text Robert Pascall 5. Synthesizing word and tone: Brahms's setting of Hebbel's 'Voruber' George S. Bozarth 6. Brahms's Tragic Overture: the form of tragedy James Webster 7. Brahms the symphonist Siegfried Kross 8. The retreat from dynamism: a study of Brahms's Fourth Symphony David Osmond-Smith 9. The multi-piece in Brahms: Fantasien Op. 116 Jonathan Dunsby 10. The Vier ernste Gesange Op. 121: enrichment and uniformity Arnold Whitall.

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