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Brahms, Johannes: Symphony No. 2. Opus 73. Pocket Score.
Partytura kieszonkowa
Instrument: Orkiestra
Język: rosyjski, angielski
Zasięg: 80 stron
Pierwsze wydanie: 2004
Wydawca: Compozitor
Numer katalogowy: 9785061530857
ISMN: 9785061530857
145 mm x 205 mm
The four symphonies by Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) belong to the highest achievements of the world classical music. All of them were composed during the period of maturity in Brahms' creative work. When being fourty-three years old the composer completed his First symphony, meanwhile such masterpieces as the German Requiem and the First piano concerto already existed then.
The Second symphony D-major, ??. 73 was composed one year later after the First symphony completion. It was in 1877, when Brahms stayed at the village Portschach on the bank of Werter Lake. The premiere was held on December 30, 1877 in Vienna, conducted by Hans Richter. The publication dates 1878.
The four symphonies by Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) belong to the highest achievements of the world classical music. All of them were composed during the period of maturity in Brahms' creative work. When being fourty-three years old the composer completed his First symphony, meanwhile such masterpieces as the German Requiem and the First piano concerto already existed then.
The Second symphony D-major, ??. 73 was composed one year later after the First symphony completion. It was in 1877, when Brahms stayed at the village Portschach on the bank of Werter Lake. The premiere was held on December 30, 1877 in Vienna, conducted by Hans Richter. The publication dates 1878.
