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Geistliches Lied

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to unexpectedly find her playing his music on the instrument. However, Swafford described the rest of the music's tone as "lamenting", and the choral text to be "consoling the sorrowful with submission to fate". The musicologist Misha Donat believed that Brahms possibly addressed the work to Clara to
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texture, that you rarely consider the voices just in their mutual clashing—because for you the proper and complementary is always associated right away. But you cannot ask that of the listener, even the most musical; and since all art is meant to inspire collective delight, since that is its holiest
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Joachim approved of Brahms's work, describing it as "On the whole very beautiful..." However, Joachim criticized the music's lack of harmony: "But there are many harsh places! For example, in the Amen in question, the tenor, which is beautiful in and of itself, clashes all too harshly with the alto
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and soprano at the place marked!" The violinist proceeded to accuse Brahms of being more concerned over counterpoint than beauty: "Your ear is so used to rough harmonies, of such
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anticipation of the first canon, which evolves by the sixth bar into a quotation of the main theme from the finale of
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Ultimately, the only one of these contrapuntal exercises Brahms considered for publishing was the
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in 1864 as Brahms's Op. 30. The work was first performed on July 2, 1865 at St. James's Church,
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dated the piece's composition to April 1856). Brahms himself wrote to Joachim: "No doubt the
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cited the work as an example of "Brahms's astounding mastery of contrapuntal writing".
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does not especially please you? The interludes are quite terrible? The '
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Swafford suggested the music's organ opening references a fantasy of
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The Compleat Brahms: A Guide to the Musical Works of Johannes Brahms
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studies. Among the works Brahms composed during this exchange was
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Johannes Brahms, "Free but Alone": A Life for a Poetic Music
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console her while she dealt with her husband's illness.
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The text is the ninth of the 17th-century German writer
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There are a few spelling and punctuation variants in
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Index

Choral composition
Johannes Brahms

Opus
Paul Flemming
Op
Johannes Brahms
chorus
organ
piano
double canon
Paul Flemming
contrapuntal
Joseph Joachim
Joseph Joachim
contrapuntal
Jan Swafford
canon
Amen
polyphonic
Breitkopf & Härtel
Chemnitz
Paul Flemming
chorus
organ
piano
ninth
Karl Geiringer
inverted
Schumann's Fourth Symphony

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