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*http://www.kellydeanhansen.com/ – listening guides to many of Brahms’ works
*http://www.kellydeanhansen.com/ – listening guides to many of Brahms’ works
*[http://www.brahms-institut.de/web/bihl_digital/erstdrucke_start.html Digitized collection] of first and early prints from Brahms Institute at the University of Music Lübeck (Germany)
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[[Category:1833 births|Brahms, Johannes]]
[[Category:1833 births|Brahms, Johannes]]

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Johannes Brahms (about 1853)
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Life

Born: May 7th 1833 in Hamburg

Died: April 3rd 1897 in Vienna

Biography

View the Wikipedia article on Johannes Brahms.


List of choral works

For Brahms works

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Entries in normal type list complete works or compilations.
Entries in italics mark parts, extracts, or incomplete settings of a larger work.

  • Gaudeamus igitur   from "Akademische Festouvertüre" [Academic Festival Ouverture], Op. 80      (2 editions available)
  • Missa Canonica, WoO 18   for mixed choir and continuo (organ)
    1. Kyrie   
    2. Sanctus   
    3. Benedictus      (2 editions available)
    4. Agnus Dei   
  • Psalm 13, Op. 27   (Herr, wie lange willst du)   [How long wilt thou forget me, o Lord]   ( Network.png )

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