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Recollections of Johannes Brahms

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Albert Dietrich, the German composer and conductor, was a friend of Johannes Brahms and the first part of this book includes vivid recollections of his relationship with the composer as well as charming letters between them. J.V. Widmann, a Swiss writer and editor, first met Brahms when the composer was 33 and he provides an intimate portrait of Brahms in the latter part of his life. They became good friends and traveled often to Italy together and were in contact until the end of the composer's life. - Summary by mkirkpat (4 hr 15 min)

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Translator's Preface

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Albert Dietrich's Recollections. Chapter I Brahms and Schumann

35:12

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Albert Dietrich's Recollections. Chapter II Labor Omnia Vincit

25:02

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Albert Dietrich's Recollections. Chapter III Vienna and Fame

37:24

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J.V. Widmann's Recollections. Chapter I First Impressions

19:30

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J.V. Widmann's Recollections. Chapter II An Opera?

16:54

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J.V. Widmann's Recollections. Chapter III Three Summers in Thun

34:18

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J.V. Widmann's Recollections. Chapter IV In Italy

48:10

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J.V. Widmann's Recollections. Chapter V The Last Years

36:43

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