Johannes Brahms

Many believe that even if Johannes Brahms had not composed his German Requiem, the Song of Destiny would still have placed him among the first rank of composers for Orchestra and Chorus. Shorter than...

Gemischter Chor (SATB)

Bläserquintette

Brahms' Sextet In B Flat from Opus 18 arranged here for double Wind Quintet by Mark Popkin.

for Wind Quintet. This work consists of 25 variations and a fugue, allowing each instrument ample opportunity for virtuosity. A major addition to the woodwind quintet library, this piece would be exce...

The Fourth Movement consists of two charming Minuets scored principally for winds. This work, Brahms' first orchestral publication which was arranged by the composer for eight string and wind instrume...

Originally published in 1873 when Brahms was 40. He reputedly had destroyed twenty prior quartets as being unworthy of an heir to Beethoven's throne. ('You have no idea how a man like myself feels whe...

for Double Wind Quintet and Bass. As described by Clara Schumann: 'I cannot find words to express the joy it gives me; it is miraculously beautiful.' A major work for this unique ensemble. Five moveme...

Originally published in 1865 for strings. A dedicatory phrase appears in the first movement - A-G-A-D-B-E - referring to a woman with whom Brahms fell in love named Agathe von Seebolt. The composer re...

The third and last of Brahms' string quartets is his most light-hearted, beginning with a bouncing, jovial hunting theme, and concluding in the fourth movement with a gently melodic theme and variatio...

For eleven winds. An arrangement from the original for solo piano which follows Brahms's techniques of orchestration so as to capture as much as possible his idiomatic wind sound.

An arrangement for woodwind quintet of the third movement from Brahm's 2nd Symphony.

Bärenreiters wissenschaftlich-kritische Ausgabe von Brahms' beliebtem Quintett in f für Klavier und Streicher beinhaltet alles, was eine moderne Urtext-Ausgabe bieten sollte: einen soliden, verlässlic...

Brahms' bedeutendes Horntrio op. 40 aus dem Jahre 1865 ist ursprünglich vom Komponisten für das ventillose Naturhorn gedacht gewesen und nimmt in seinem Schaffen eine Sonderstellung ein. Das Werk soll...

Die vorliegende wissenschaftlich-kritische Neuausgabe des ersten Brahms'schen Klaviertrios, herausgegeben von Christopher Hogwood, basiert auf der Partitur und den Stimmen der Erstausgabe; im Zweifels...