Johannes Brahms was an angsty fellow—but between being endlessly compared to Beethoven and lusting after his mentor’s wife, who can blame him? Brahms’ intense inner struggles come to light through much of his music, but it’s in his Third Symphony that it seems Brahms has a bit of a breakthrough, finally asserting his true self after years of feeling like he was living in the shadows of greater artists. Discover this hidden gem of a symphony and be prepared to experience music that is both exquisitely beautiful and emotionally empowering.
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Johannes Brahms was an angsty fellow—but between being endlessly compared to Beethoven and lusting after his mentor’s wife, who can blame him? Brahms’ intense inner struggles come to light through much of his music, but it’s in his Third Symphony that it seems Brahms has a bit of a breakthrough, finally asserting his true self after years of feeling like he was living in the shadows of greater artists. Discover this hidden gem of a symphony and be prepared to experience music that is both exquisitely beautiful and emotionally empowering.
Johannes Brahms was an angsty fellow—but between being endlessly compared to Beethoven and lusting after his mentor’s wife, who can blame him? Brahms’ intense inner struggles come to light through much of his music, but it’s in his Third Symphony that it seems Brahms has a bit of a breakthrough, finally asserting his true self after years of feeling like he was living in the shadows of greater artists. Discover this hidden gem of a symphony and be prepared to experience music that is both exquisitely beautiful and emotionally empowering.
