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Who wrote brahms' violin concerto in D major?
Brahms's violin concerto was written by Brahms. The clue is in its name: the 'Brahms' violin concerto.
When was Miss Brahms created?
Miss Brahms was created in 1972.
When was Brahms guitar created?
Brahms guitar was created in 1994.
Was brahms father part Jewish?
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.
Was Johannes brahms french?
No, Johannes Brahms was German, born in Hamburg.
Who wrote brahms' violin concerto in D major?
Brahms's violin concerto was written by Brahms. The clue is in its name: the 'Brahms' violin concerto.
Who did Brahms marry?
Brahms never married.
How many symphony Brahms wrote?
Brahms completed four symphonies.
What actors and actresses appeared in But for Women... Dr. Brahms. Johannes Brahms - 1997?
The cast of But for Women... Dr. Brahms. Johannes Brahms - 1997 includes: Matthias Ponnier as Johannes Brahms Friedrich von Thun as Narrator
What was Johannes Brahms famous for?
Brahms was famous for his romantic symphonies
What is the proper adjective for Brahms?
Brahmsian is the proper adjective for Brahms.
When was Miss Brahms created?
Miss Brahms was created in 1972.
When was Brahms's Lullaby created?
Brahms's Lullaby was created in 1868.
When was Leah Brahms created?
Leah Brahms was created in 1989.
When was Brahms guitar created?
Brahms guitar was created in 1994.
Was brahms father part Jewish?
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.
Did Johannes brahms have kids?
Johannes Brahms had no children.He didn't marry.
