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Unless you were an archivist for the Third Reich, there is no such thing as "part Jewish". A person is either is or is not. In Jewish law, if Brahms' father's mother was Jewish, then Brahms' father was Jewish. And if Brahms' father was Jewish but his mother was not, then Brahms himself was not.
His father was his very first musical teacher. But as Brahms' talent increased, his father realized he needed other instruction which his father secured with Friedrich Cossel and Eduard Marxen. Neither charged for Brahms' lessons.
His father was his very first musical teacher. But as Brahms' talent increased, his father realized he needed other instruction which his father secured with Friedrich Cossel and Eduard Marxen. Neither charged for Brahms' lessons.
He had no wife. He was in love with Clara but they never got married
Brahms was a virtuoso Pianist. Like his father, he also played the horn. In his early years, Brahms found employment as a third horn player, as well as piano. Although the valve horn was around at the time, Brahms favored the timbre of the natural horn.
Unless you were an archivist for the Third Reich, there is no such thing as "part Jewish". A person is either is or is not. In Jewish law, if Brahms' father's mother was Jewish, then Brahms' father was Jewish. And if Brahms' father was Jewish but his mother was not, then Brahms himself was not.
His father was his very first musical teacher. But as Brahms' talent increased, his father realized he needed other instruction which his father secured with Friedrich Cossel and Eduard Marxen. Neither charged for Brahms' lessons.
His father was his very first musical teacher. But as Brahms' talent increased, his father realized he needed other instruction which his father secured with Friedrich Cossel and Eduard Marxen. Neither charged for Brahms' lessons.
His father was his very first musical teacher. But as Brahms' talent increased, his father realized he needed other instruction which his father secured with Friedrich Cossel and Eduard Marxen. Neither charged for Brahms' lessons.
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No, not really - Brahms wrote a substantial amount of music in his life.
No, not really - Brahms wrote a substantial amount of music in his life.
He had no wife. He was in love with Clara but they never got married
brahms was pushed by his father to play the piano for money. so he pretty much just played the piano with a lot of talent:]
Brahms was a virtuoso Pianist. Like his father, he also played the horn. In his early years, Brahms found employment as a third horn player, as well as piano. Although the valve horn was around at the time, Brahms favored the timbre of the natural horn.
19th century composer Johannes Brahms' father, Johann, lived from 1806 to 1872, mostly making his living playing the French horn and double-bass. Brahms' wife, Johanna Henrika Christiane Brahms née Nissen was born in 1789 and died in 1865.Composer Brahms himself lived from 1833 to 1897.