This recreation of the final concert that the composer attended – only weeks before his death aged 63 – featured his fourth symphony, Dvorak’s Cello Concerto and Haydn’s symphony no 73.

John Eliot Gardiner and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra deliver fresh, beautifully detailed Brahms symphonies on CD.

Our new series continues with Brahms - for some a reactionary, for others a radical, the highly wrought dramas of his symphonies and concertos and the quiet distinction of his chamber works have ...

Boston last week had six days of music by great Johannes Brahms. The first program began rather pompously with the Academic Festival Overture, a symphonic composite of German student songs written by ...

Symphony of the Americas’ Artistic Director Pablo Mielgo welcomes special guest Armenian-American pianist, Sergei Babayan, to the stage for the Symphony’s 2022/2023 Season Finale, Schumann and Brahms ...

In the first of a three-part series, Rob Cowan talks to leading conductors and musicians about the special appeal of Brahms's orchestral works To talk of Johannes Brahms is to enter a world where ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Listen as Carlos Santana, Branford Marsalis and others pick their favorites of the moody master of 19th-century music. See more of our coverage in ...

HE BECAME immortal in his own lifetime. In 1895 a German festival featured his works beside those of Bach and Beethoven, and classical music's familiar “three B's” were born. His death 18 months later ...

An interesting program of “Brahms and Beyond” by Musical Offerings opened the musical portion of the Brahms Festival in San Antonio Sunday afternoon (the first official event was a film at SAMA, as ...

The Neave Trio’s first three albums for Chandos Records have been of uncommon interest, often retrieving music from the dusty corners of the classical repertoire for piano, violin and cello. That was ...

Macmillan plus Adès plus Brahms: it sounds like a recipe for a mishmash. But this programme had its own curiously satisfying balance and sense of progression. James Macmillan's Britannia is an ...