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Book Condition: Acceptable Dust Jacket Grade: No jacket Format: Paperback Year: 1951 Publisher: A Voyager Book Edition: 1st Additional Condition Info: Cover contains heavy shelf wear
Binding is loose in one or more places
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Brahms Stephanie Wada Book Condition: Acceptable Dust JacketBrahms by Walter Niemann is a focused study of the life and work of Johannes Brahms, one of the towering figures of 19th century music. Written by noted music scholar Walter Niemann, the book explores Brahmss development as a composer, his musical philosophy, stylistic evolution, and his place within the Romantic tradition. Niemanns approach combines biographical narrative with musical analysis, offering insight into both the man and his masterpieces.