Table of Contents

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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This book is a collection of essays on various aspects of the life and work of Brahms.