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Topic - Brahms - fstein 16:31:01 08/5/19 (18)

RE: Brahms - fstein 09:40:29 08/24/19 (1)

Glad you're still with us - that seems to be a testament to the healing power of music [nt] - Chris from Lafayette 00:22:29 08/25/19 (0)

RE: Brahms - Inmate51 12:10:39 08/16/19 (12)

That description fits Mahler 4. {NT} - sisterray 16:17:33 08/18/19 (8)

I'd humbly say that Brahms is the most logically-"tight" composer since Bach. - jdaniel@jps.net 18:35:21 08/19/19 (2)

Logically tight isn't everything though - Chris from Lafayette 23:31:32 08/19/19 (1)

Ha! I was going to mention Reger. It's just odd to think of Brahms as rambling. nt - jdaniel@jps.net 07:31:34 08/20/19 (0)

Dunno - Second movement of M4 beats the third movement of B2 IMHO [nt] ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 00:28:07 08/19/19 (4)

RE: Dunno - Second movement of M4 beats the third movement of B2 IMHO [nt] ;-) - sisterray 03:43:05 08/19/19 (3)

I still like the second movement of the M4 - it's compact and striking - Chris from Lafayette 07:51:18 08/19/19 (2)

You have to hear Walter do the 2nd mov't, (with the NYPO). nt - jdaniel@jps.net 07:33:56 08/20/19 (1)

I'll check Qobuz - thanks! [nt] - Chris from Lafayette 00:16:10 08/21/19 (0)

I wouldn't necessarily call it "aimlessly wandering", but. . . - Chris from Lafayette 11:06:08 08/18/19 (2)

RE: I wouldn't necessarily call it "aimlessly wandering", but. . . - Inmate51 15:17:59 08/19/19 (1)

But sometimes, I like to have the sense that I'm adrift. . . - Chris from Lafayette 23:35:03 08/19/19 (0)

Yes! He was a cutie... - kuma 17:28:36 08/5/19 (0)

...and grew wieck in the knees. -nt - Jim Treanor 16:55:02 08/5/19 (1)

Now stop it! [nt] ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 00:50:40 08/6/19 (0)

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