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This biography or documentary study follows Johannes Brahms through the personal, professional and cultural circumstances in which the music was created. The dossier links chronology with works, correspondence, institutions, patrons, performers and reception so that the volume can be used both as a narrative biography and as an…

This dossier covers Johannes Brahms: A Research and Information Guide, a significant bibliographic resource associated with Heather Platt. The volume is useful because it helps place its subject within a wider historical, analytical or documentary context and complements the rest of the Library catalogue with a clearly identified…

This curated dossier identifies The Life of Johannes Brahms, Volume 1 by Florence May as a distinct Library resource and makes it discoverable through normalized title and author forms. The work is valuable as a historical source, critical study or documentary witness and belongs to the core literature…

This curated dossier identifies The Life of Johannes Brahms, Volume 2 by Florence May as a distinct Library resource and makes it discoverable through normalized title and author forms. The work is valuable as a historical source, critical study or documentary witness and belongs to the core literature…

Hadow combines theoretical chapters on appreciation, style, structure and function with substantial studies of Chopin, Dvořák and Brahms, linking biography, musical form, national character and aesthetics.