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Background: Brahms himself made a piano transcription of the orchestral parts of his magnificent Requiem, a piece never intended for church performance. The arrangement for two players allows a degree of intimacy, precision and contrapuntal clarity that cannot be achieved in the orchestral version. At times one is reminded of the Liebeslieder-Walzer op.52. In 1871 this version was given its English première conducted by Brahms's friend Julius Stockhausen. It is thus appropriate that the piano used on this recording is a Bösendorfer of 1872. |
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COMPOSER: Johannes Brahms |
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- Dec-2007 5 star BBC Music Mag. |
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