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Index to Brahms’s Works
Abend, Der (op. 64, no. 2)
Abenddämmerung (op. 49, no. 5)
Abendregen (op. 70, n. 4)
Abendständchen (op. 42, no. 1)
Academic Festival Overture (op. 80)
Alte Liebe (op. 72, no. 1)
Alto Rhapsody for Alto, Male Chorus and Orchestra (op. 53)
Am Meeresstrande
Am Sonntag Morgen (op. 49, no. 1)
An den Mond (op. 71, no. 2)
An die Heimat (op. 64, no. 1)
An die Nachtigall (op. 46, no. 4)
An ein Veilchen (op. 49, no. 2)
Blinde Kuh (op. 58, no. 1)
Botschaft (op. 47, no. 1)
Concerto for Piano no. 1 in D Minor (op. 15)
Concerto for Piano no. 2 in B-flat Major (op. 83)
Concerto for Violin in D Major (op. 77)
Concerto for Violin and Cello in A Minor (Double Concerto) (op. 102)
Dämmrung senkte sich von oben (op. 59, no. 1)
Eleven Chorale Preludes for Organ (op. 122)
Es ist das Heil uns kommen her (op. 29, no. 1)
Fantasies for Piano (op. 116)
Feldeinsamkeit (op. 86, no. 2)
Fest-und Gedenksprüche (op. 109)
Four Serious Songs for Bass Voice and Piano (op. 121)
Frühlingstrost (opus 63, no. 1)
German Requiem (op. 45)
Gesang der Parzen (op. 89)
Gestillte Sehnsucht (op. 91, no. 1)
Heimweh (lieder) (op. 63, nos.)
Hungarian Dances (WoO 1)
Ich schell mein Horn (op. 43, no. 3)
Im Herbst (op. 104, no. 5)
In stiller Nacht for Chorus (WoO 34, no. 8)
In stiller Nacht for Solo Voice (WoO 33, no. 42)
Intermezzi for Piano (op. 117)
Intermezzo in B Minor (op. 119, no. 1)
Intermezzo in E-flat Minor (op. 118)
Intermezzo in E Major (op. 116, no. 4)
Intermezzo in E Minor (op. 116, no. 5)
Kein Haus, keine Heimat (op. 94, no. 5)
Kränze, Die (op. 46, no. 1)
Letztes Glück (op. 104, no. 3)
Liebeslieder Waltzes (op. 52)
Lied vom Herrn von Falkenstein, Das (op. 43, no. 4)
Lullaby, see Wiegenlied
Magelonelieder (op. 33)
Maienkätzchen (op. 107, no. 4)
Mainacht, Die (op. 43, no. 2)
Marienlieder (op. 22)
Meine Liebe ist grün (op. 63, no. 5)
Minnelied (opus 44, no. 1)
Mondenschein (op. 85, no. 2)
Mondnacht (WoO 21)
Nachtigallen schwingen (op. 6, no. 6)
Nachtwache I (op. 104, no. 1)
Nachtwache II (op. 104, no. 2)
Nachtwandler (op. 86, no. 3)
Ophelia songs (WoO 22)
O schöne Nacht! (op. 92, no. 1)
Quartet for Piano and Strings no. 1 in G Minor (op. 25)
Quartet for Piano and Strings no. 2 in A Major (op. 26)
Quartet for Piano and Strings no. 3 in C Minor (op. 60)
Quartet for Strings no. 2 in A Minor (op. 51, no. 2)
Quartet for Strings no. 3 in B-flat Major (op. 67)
Quintet for Clarinet and Strings in B Minor (op. 115)
Quintet for Piano and Strings in F Minor (op. 34)
Quintet for Strings no. 1 in F Major (op. 88)
Quintet for Strings no. 2 in G Major (op. 111)
Regenlied (op. 59, no. 3)
Rhapsodies for Piano (op. 79)
Rinaldo (op. 50)
Scherzo in E-flat Minor for Piano (op. 4)
Schicksalslied for Chorus and Orchestra (op. 54)
Sehnsucht (op. 49, no. 3)
Serenade (op. 58, no. 8 or op. 70, no. 3)
Serenade no. 1 in D major (op. 11)
Sextet for Strings no. 1 in B-flat Major (op. 18)
Sextet for Strings no. 2 in G Major (op. 36)
Sommerabend (op. 85, no. 1)
Sonata for Cello and Piano no. 1 in E Minor (op. 38)
Sonata for Cello and Piano no. 2 in F Major (op. 99)
Sonata for Piano no. 1 in C Major (op. 1)
Sonata for Piano no. 2 in F-sharp Minor (op. 2)
Sonata for Piano no. 3 in F Minor (op. 5)
Sonata for Two Pianos in F Minor (op. 34b)
Sonata for Violin and Piano (F.A.E.) (collaboration with Schumann and Dietrich)
Sonata for Violin and Piano no. 1 in G Major (op. 78)
Sonata for Violin and Piano no. 2 in A Major (op. 100)
Sonata for Violin and Piano no. 3 in D Minor (op. 108)
Sonatas for Clarinet and Piano in F Minor and E-flat Major (op. 120)
Songs for Contralto, Viola and Piano (op. 91)
Ständchen (op. 106, no. 1)
Symphony no. 1 in C Minor (op. 68)
Symphony no. 2 in D Major (op. 73)
Symphony no. 3 in F Major (op. 90)
Symphony no. 4 in E Minor (op. 98)
Tafellied (op. 93b)
Three Motets for Chorus (op. 110)
Todessehnen (op. 86, no. 6)
Trio for Clarinet, Cello, and Piano in A Minor (op. 114)
Trio for Horn, Violin, and Piano in E-flat Major (op. 40)
Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano no. 1 in B Major (op. 8),
Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano no. 2 in C Major (op. 87)
Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano no. 3 in C Minor (op. 101)
Triumphlied for Chorus and Orchestra (op. 55),
Übungen (51 Übungen, WoO 6)
Unüberwindlich (op, no. 5)
Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Handel (op. 24)
Variations on a Hungarian Song (op. 21)
Variations for Orchestra on a Theme of Haydn (op. 56a)
Variations on an Original Theme (op. 21)
Variations for Piano Four Hands on a Theme by Robert Schumann (op. 23)
Variations on a Theme of Paganini (op. 35)
Variations on a Theme of Robert Schumann (op. 9)
Vergebliches Ständchen (op 84, no. 4)
Verlorene Jugend (op. 104, no. 4)
Verzagen (op. 72, no. 4)
Volks-Kinderlieder (WoO 31)
Von alten Liebesliedern (op. 62, no. 2)
Von waldbekräntzer Höhe (op. 57, no. 1)
Waltzes for Four Hands (op. 39)
Wechsellied zum Tanze (op. 31, no. 1)
Wie bist du, meine Königin (op. 32, no. 9)
Wiegenlied (op. 49, n. 4)
Wie Melodien zieht es mir (op. 105, no. 1)
Subject and Name Index
Page numbers followed by n indicate notes; italicized page numbers indicate material in tables, figures, or musical examples. Also see separate Index to List of Works.
Adorno, Theodor
Aelst, Pieter van
Aeschylus; Prometheus Unbound
Albert, Eugen d’ String Quartet
Albert clarinets
Allgemeine musikalische Zeitungn
Allgemeine Musik-Zeitung
Allgemeiner Deutsche Cäcilien-Verein
Allgemeiner Deutsche Musikverein, Tonkünstler-Versammlung of
Allgeyer, Julius
Allmers, Hermann
Anacreontic ideas
anti-Semitism
Anzengruber, Ludwig, G’wissenswurm
Anzoletti, Marco, Variations on a Theme of Brahms
Apthorp, William Foster
Ashton, Algernon B. L., Englische Tänze
Assmann, Adele
Atlantic Monthly
Augustine
Austrian Ministry of Culture and Education
Avins, Styra
Ax, Emanuel
Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel
Bach, Johann Sebastian; Clara Schumann’s performances of works by; death of; influence on Brahms of; Jenner on; performances by Brahms of works by; Zurich Tonhalle ceiling painting of
works: Brandenburg Concerto no. 6; Cantata for Double Chorus (BWV 50); Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue (BWV 903); Fantasy and Fugue in G Minor (BWV 542); Fantasy in G Major (BWV 572); Mass in B Minor; Passions; Prelude and Fugue in A Minor (BWV 543); St. Matthew Passion; Toccata in D Minor (BWV 565); Toccata in F Major (BWV 540); Trauer-Ode (BWV 198)
Bachmann pianos
Balassa, Lilie
Balassa, Ottilie Ebner
Barbi, Alice
Barblan, Otto, Passacaglia
Barenboim, Daniel
Bargiel, Woldemar; Fantasy No. 1; Fantasy no. 3; Introduction to the Trio; Suite
Baroque music and art
Barth, Richard; Partita
Barthes, Roland
Baumgardten & Heins pianosn
Bechstein Hall (Berlin)
Bechstein pianos
Beckerath, Alwin von
Beckerath, Heinz von; Brahms and His Krefeld Friends
Beckerath, Laura von
Beckerath, Marie von
Beckerath, Rudolf von
Beckerath, Willy von
Beecham, Thomas
Beethoven, Ludwig van; comparisons of Brahms to; Bonn monument to; Brahms’s advice on playing; Clara Schumann’s performances of works by; Hanslick on; influence on Brahms; Jenner on; Klinger’s statue of; lifestyle and personal characteristics of; Liszt and; New German School and; pianos played by; spiritual music of; tonal structures of; upbringing of; Zurich Tonhalle ceiling painting of
works: Cantata on the Accession of Emperor Leopold II; Cantata on the Death of Emperor Joseph II; Coriolan Overture; Diabelli Variations (op. 120); Egmont Overture; Eroica Variations (op. 35); Festmesse; Fidelio318; Hammerklavier Sonata (op. 106); Kreutzer Sonata (op. 47); Leonore Overture; Missa Solemnis; Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major; Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat Major (Emperor)211; Piano Sonata (op. 111); Serenade for String Instruments (op. 8); Sonata for Violin and Piano in C Minor (op. 30, no. 2); String Quartet in B-flat Major (op. 130); String Quartet in C Major (op. 59, no. 3); String Quartet in C-sharp Minor (op. 131); String Quartet in E-flat (Harp) (op. 95); String Quartet in F Minor (op. 95); Symphony no. 2; Symphony no. 3 (Eroica); Symphony no. 5; Symphony no. 6 (Pastoral); Symphony no. 7; Symphony no. 8; Symphony no. 9; Three Piano Trios; Trio in B-flat (Archduke) (op. 97); Variations on “Bei Männern welche Liebe fühlen” (WoO 46); Violin Concerto
Beller-McKenna, Daniel
Bendl, Karel, Rosenlieder
Bennett, Sterndale, The Naiads
Berger, Francesco
Berlin Conservatory
Berlin Hochschule
Berliner Musik-Zeitung Echo
Berlioz, Hector
Bernsdorf, Eduard
Bernuth, Julius von
Berry, Paul
Bibl, Rudolf, Klavierstücke in Romanzenton
Biblen; Corinthians; Ecclesiastes; Job; Kings; Matthew; Revelation; Sirach (Ecclesiasticus)
Billroth, Theodor; Brahms’s upbringing criticized by; correspondence of Brahms and; death of; Hanslick on
Biret, Idil
Bismarck, Otto von
“Blau, blau Blümchen” (German Minnelied)
Blüthner (Julius Blüthner) pianos
Blysma, Anner
Bödecker, Louis, Variations on a Theme by Schubert
Borchard, Beatrice
Boriskin, Michael
Bösendorfer Hall (Vienna)
Bösendorfer pianos,
Boston Courier
Boston Daily Advertiser
Boston Evening Transcript
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Botstein, Leon
Boucicault, Dion
Bozarth, George S.
Brady, Stephen H.
Brahms, Caroline (mother)
Brahms, Johannes: American critics and; Bach’s influence on; bachelorhood of; biographies of, (see also specific biographies); cellists and; character traits of; childhood of; Clara Schumann’s relationship with; compositional approach of; concerts conducted by; correspondence of; death of; declining health of; fiftieth birthday celebration of; friendships of; generosity of; influence on late-nineteenth-century composers; Klinger’s illustrations for vocal works of; literary interests of; musical education supported by; narrative agency of; New German School protested by Joachim and; parents’ relationship with; pedagogical work with young composers of 381; pianism of 156; pianos of; printed musical texts of; psychological conflicts of; recording of; and scientific inquiry into music; sexuality of; solitude of; technological progress embraced by; time-experience in music of; unkempt appearance of; and Viennese musical culture; women and; works dedicated to
Brahms, Johann Jakob (father)
Braus, Ira
Breitkopf & Härtel (music publisher)
Brendel, Franz
Bretschneider & Steinweg’s Nachfolger pianos
Broadwood, John, & Sons pianos
Brodbeck, David
Bruch, Max, Odysseus; Symphony no.
Bruckner, Anton
Brüll, Ignaz
Bruns, Peter
Brünsing, L.
Bülow, Hans von; Beethoven House dedication concert of; correspondence of Brahms and; death of; and Meiningen orchestran
Bülow, Marie von
Bürgel, Constantin, Variations on an Original Theme
Burgtheater (Karlsbad)
Burkholder, J. Peter
Burnett, Richard
Busch, Moritz
Busch, Wilhelm
Busoni, Ferruccio, Etude: Tema e Variazioni; Six Etudes
Buxtehude, Dietrich
Candidus, Karl
Carlin, Seth
Cecilia Society, see Allgemeiner Deutsche Cäcilien-Verein
Chase, Stephanie
Cherubini, Luigi; Anakreon Overture; The Water-Carrier Overture
Chickering pianos
Chomsky, Noam
Chopin, Frédéric; Nocturne in F sharp
Christiane Eberhardine, Queen of Poland and Electress of Saxony
Chrysander, Carl Franz Friedrich
Clapp, Henry Austin
Clarke, Jennifer Ward
Classicism
Clement, Edward Henry
Clementi, Muzio
Comini, Alessandra
Commission for the Conferring of Artists’ Scholarships (Vienna)
Cossel, Johanna
Cossel, Marie
Court Opera (Vienna)
Cranz, August
Czerny, Carl
Dahlhaus, Carl
Daily Evening Traveler
Daly, Peter M.
Damrosch, Leopold
Dante
Daumer, Georg Friedrich
Daverio, John
Davies, Fanny
Delaborde, Elie-Miriam, Morceau romantique
Demus, Jörg
Deppe, Ludwig
Dessoff, Otto; String Quartet
Deutsche Rundschau, Die
Deutsches Landtheater (Prague)
Dietrich, Albert; F.A.E. Sonata for Violin and Piano (collaboration with Schumann and Brahms); Symphony in D Minor
Dobjansky, Anna von, Nocturnes
Door, Anton
du Pré, Jacqueline
Dürer, Albrecht
Düsseldorf Music Society
Dustmann-Meyer, Luise
Dvorák, Antonín; String Quartet in D Minor (op. 34)
Dwight, John Sullivan
Dwight’s Journal of Music
Ebner, Ottilie, see Balassa, Ottilie Ebner
Edison, Thomas Alva
Edwards, Lynn
Ehrbar, Friedrich
Ehrbar Hall (Vienna)
Ehrlich, Heinrich; Die Musik-Aesthetik in ihrer Entwickelung von Kant bis auf die Gegenwart: Ein Grundriss
Eibenschütz, Ilona
Einstein, Albert
Eitelberger, Rudolf
Eldering, Bram,
Elson, Louis C.
Engelmann, Emma Brandes
Engelmann, Theodor
Epstein, Julius
Erard pianos n
Eschmann, J. Carl, Licht und Schatten
Esser, Heinrich
Eyrich, Franz
Faber, Arthur
Faber, Bertha (née Porubsky)
Fazioli pianos
Fellinger, Maria,
Fellinger, Richard
Fielding, Henry
Fillunger, Maria
Finchcocks Collection (Goudhurst, Kent)
Fink, Gottfried Wilhelmn
Finson, Jon
Fischer, Georgn
Fischer von Erlach, Johann Bernard
Flotow, Friedrich von
Franck, Ernst
Franco-Prussian War
Frankfurt Museum Orchestra
Frankfurt Opera
Franz, Ellen, see Heldberg, Helene, Freifrau von
Franz Ferdinand I, Emperor of Austria
Franz, Robert
Frederick, Edmund Michael
Frederick Collection (Ashburnham, Massachusetts)
Fremden-Blatt (Vienna)
Frescobaldi, Girolamo
Freud, Sigmund
Friese, Hermann
Frisch, Walter
Fuchs, Johann Nepomuk
Fuchs, Robert; Piano Trio
Furtwängler, Wilhelm
Gade, Niels; Symphony no.
Gál, Hans
Gänsbacher, Josef
Gautsch, Paul von
Gegenbauer, J. C., Transcription des mélodies hongroises
Geiringer, Karl
Geissmar, Berta
Georg II, Duke of Meiningen
Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde (Vienna)
Gewandhaus (Leipzig), see Leipzig Gewandhaus
Girzik, Rosa
Giulio, E. A. Alary, String Sextet
Gluck, Christoph Willibald von
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von; Grenzen der Menschheit; “Harzreise im Winter,” Iphigenie; “Nähe des Geliebten,” “Prometheus,”; Trilogie der Leidenschaft
Goetz, Hermann: Francesca da Rimini; Piano Quartet; The Taming of the Shrew
Goldmark, Karl; Frühlingshymne; Das Heimchen am Herd
Gotthardt, Johann Peter: Ave Maria; 10 Pieces in Dance Form
Grädener, Carl G. P.; Piano Trio no.
Graf pianos
Graz Singverein
Greer, Lowell
Grétry, André Ernest Modeste
Grieg, Edward, Piano Concerto in A Minor
Grillparzer, Franz
Grimes, Nicole
Grimm, Julius Otto; Suite no. 2 in Canonic Form
Groth, Klaus; “Wenn ein milder Leib begraben,”
Grotrian, Wilhelm
Grotrian (Th. Steinweg Nachfolger) pianos
Grünberger, Dr.
Grünwald-Zerkowitz-Koloktroni, Sidonie; Gretchen von Heute; Songs of a Mormon Woman
Grüters, August
Guarnerius, Joseph
Guarnerius, Petrus
Gürzenich Orchestra (Cologne)
Gutmann, Albertn Hacker, Alan
Hahn, Jenny
Halm, Friedrich
Hamburg Frauenchor
Hamburg Music Festival
Hamburg Philharmonic
Handel, George Frideric; Concerto Grosso in D Minor (HWV 328); Enzio; Fugue in E Minor (HWV 429); Messiah (“Hallelujah” Chorus); Six Duets (HWV 179); Sonata for Piano and Two Violins
Hanslick, Eduard,; critique of Brahms’s piano performances; on German Requiem; on Schicksalslied; on Serenade no. 1 in D Major; on Sextet no. 2 in G Major; on transcendent realm of music; on Triumphlied
works: Am Ende des Jahrhunderts; Aus dem Concertsaal; Billroth Recollections; Concerte, Componisten und Virtuosen der letzten fünfzehn Jahre; The Last Days; Memories and Letters; Vom Musikalisch-Schönen (On the Musically Beautiful)307; Musikalisches Skizzenbuch
Harvard University
Harvard Musical Association Orchestra
Hatten, Robert S.
Hauf, Wilhelm, “Treue Liebe,”
Hausmann, Robert,
Haydn, Franz Joseph; complete editions of; influence on Brahms’s early works; Zurich Tonhalle ceiling painting of
works: String Quartet in E-flat (op. 71); Symphony No.
Hayes, Gregory
Hegar, Friedrich
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
Heimat, Die
Heldberg, Helene, Freifrau von
Hellmesberger, Joseph
Hellmesberger Quartet
Helm, Theodor
Helmholtz, Hermann; On the Sensations of Tone
Hemman, Charles
Henschel, George; Serbisches Liederspiel
Henselt, Adolf von
Herbartian aesthetics
Herbeck, Johann von
Herrburger-Schwander piano actions
Hertel (cellist)
Herzogenberg, Elisabeth von,
Herzogenberg, Heinrich von; Piano Quartet no. 2; Three String Quartets
Heuberger, Richard; Erinnerungen an Johannes Brahms; “My Early Acquaintance with Brahms,”; Orchestral Variations on a Theme of Schubert; Der Opernball
Heyse, Paul
Hiller, Ferdinand
Hinton, Arthur, Weisse Rosen
Hirschfeld, Robert
Historisches Museum der Stadt Wien
History of Psychiatry (journal)
Hitschmann, Eduard; “Johannes Brahms and Women,”
Hoffmann, Heinrich, Hungarian Suite
Hofmann, Kurt
Hofmannsthal, Hugo von
Hofoper (Vienna Imperial Opera)
Hoftheater (Hannover Royal Theatre)n
Hohenschild, Auguste
Hölderlin, Friedrich
Huber, Hans, Waltzes
Humboldt, Alexander von
Hummel, Ferdinand, Suite
Hungar, Ernst
Hüni (Heinrich Hüni) pianos
Husserl, Edmund
Ibach (Rud. Ibach) Söhne pianos
Italian Piano Quartet
Jacobi pianos
Jaëll, Alfred
Jaëll, Marie
Janetschek, Alois
Janik, Allan
Japha, Louise
Jenner, Gustav
Jensen, Adolf: Fantasiestück; Piano Sonata in F-sharp Minor
Joachim, Amalie
Joachim, Joseph; break in relationship of Brahms and; Clara Schumann and; concert performances of Brahms and; correspondence of Brahms and; Manifesto by Brahms and; pathological jealousy of
works: Overture to Henry IV; Hungarian Concerto
Joachim Quartet
Jones, Ernest
Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor
Kahnt, C. F.
Kalbeck, Max; on Four Serious Songs; on Klinger’s Brahms-Phantasie; at Red Hedgehog gatherings
Kant, Immanuel
Karlsruhe Gymnasium
Karnes, Kevin C.
Kauffmann, Fritz, String Quartet
Keiler, Allan
Keller, Gottfried; “Nixe im Grundquell,”
Kersten, Ursula
Keudell, Robert von
Kiesenkamp, Hedwig, Ebbe und Fluth
Kirchner, Theodor; Waltzes
Klems (J. B. Klems) pianos
Klimt, Gustav, Beethoven Frieze
Klinger, Max 172; Amor und Psyche; Brahms-Phantasie; Eve and the Future; A Glove; A Life; A Love; New Salome; Painting and Drawing; Raumkunst theory of
Knabe & Company pianos
Knake (Gebrüder Knake) pianos
Knapp, Raymond, n n
Knee, Pauline
Knotte, C.
Koessler, Hans
Koestlin, H. A.; Die Tonkunst: Einführung in die Aesthetik der Musik
Kogel, Gustav
Komen, Paul
Kraepelin, Emil
Krauß, Johann Ulrich, Heilige Augenund Gemüths-Lust
Krefeld Concert Society
Krefeld Singverein
Krefeld String Quartet
Kretzschmar, Clara
Kretzschmar, Hermann; Führer durch den Konzertsaal
Kreuz, Emil, Lieder
Kross, Siegfried
Kubler, George
Kufferath, Ferdinand
Kufferath-Speyer, Antonia
Kunsthistorisches Museum (Vienna)
Kupfer, William
Kupferschmied, Adalbert, Linguistisch-kulturhistorische Skizzen und Bilder aus der deutschen Steiermark
Lachner, Franz; 12 Ländler
Lallemant, Avé
Lange, Samuel de, Organ Sonata
Lange-Eichbaum, W.
Laube, Ferdinand
Laurens, J. B.,
Leichtentritt, Hugo
Leipzig, University of
Leipzig Conservatory
Leipzig Gewandhaus
Lenehan, Michael
Leonhardt, E.
Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor
Lessman, Otto
Levi, Hermann
Lewinsky, Josef
Leyen, Rudolf von der; Brahms als Mensch und Freund
Lindeman, Marie von
Lindner, Adalbert
Lipiner, Siegfried
Lipsius, Ida Marie
Liszt, Franz; Clara Schumann and; death of; influence on Third Symphony of Brahms; and New German School; pianos played by; virtuosity of; and Wagner’s death
works: Dante; Études d’exécution transcendante d’après Paganini; Missa solennis zur Einweihung der Basilika in Gran; Piano Concerto no. 1 in E-flat; Sonata in B Minor (S. 178); Technische Studien
Litzmann, Berthold
Loewe, Johann
Lorango, Thomas
Louis, Rudolf
Lower Rhine Music Festival
Lubin, Steven
Lumpe, Nelly
Ma, Yo-Yo
Maasen, Rector
Mach, Ernst
Mahler, Alma (née Schindler)
Mahler, Gustav; Symphony no. 2 (Resurrection) in C Minor
Mand (Carl Mand) pianos
Mandyczewski, Eusebius
Marburg, University of
Marmoriot, Count
Marxsen, Eduard; 100 Variations on a Folk Song
Maximilian Medal
May, Florence
McClary, Susan
Meden, Hermann von der
Méhul, Étienne Nicolas
Meiningen Orchestran n
Mendelssohn, Felix; comparisons of Brahms to; Clara Schumann and; pianos played by
works: “Am Himmelfahrtstage,” Entflieh mit mir und sei mein Weib; The Garland (Der Blumenkranz) (WoO 7); Trio in C Minor (op. 66)
Menzel, Adolf
Metropolitan Opera (New York)
Meyerbeer, Giacomo, Struensee Overture
Michelangelo
Miksch, Aloys
Miller-Aichholz, Victor vonn
Miller zu Aichholz, Eugen von,
modernism
Molenaar, Alfred
Morton, Marsha
Moseley, Roger
Moser, Andreas
Mozart, Constanze (née Weber)
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus; comparisons of Brahms to; tonal structure of; pianos played by; Zurich Tonhalle ceiling painting of
works: Abduction from the Seraglio; Don Giovanni295; Marriage of Figaro; Masonic Funeral Music; Piano Concerto in D Minor (K. 466); Piano Sonata in C Major (K. 545); Violin Sonata in G Major (K. 379)
Mühlen, Raimond von zur
Mühlfeld, Richard,
Munzinger, Edgar
musica universalis
Musik, Die
Musikalisches Wochenblatt (Leipzig)
Musikblätter des Anbruch
Musikverein (Vienna)
National Socialism
Nauber (horn player)
Nawratil, Karl, Piano Trio
Nazism, see National Socialism Neuda-Bernstein, Rosa
Neue freie Presse
Neues Wiener Tagblatt
Neue Zeitschrift für Musik
New Brandenburg Collegium
New German School n Newman, Anthony
New York World
Nicodé, Jean Louis, Symphonic Variations
Niemann, Walter,
Nietzsche, Friedrich; The Birth of Tragedy
Nordau, Max, Degeneration
Notley, Margaret
Nottebohm, Gustav
Novák, Vitezslav, Eclogen
Ofterdinger (violinist)
Oncken, Wilhelm
Ophüls, Gustav; Brahms-Texte; Erinnerungen an Johannes Brahms
Orkis, Lambert
Oser, Josefine Wittgenstein
Oser, Nepomuk
Ostwald, Peter F.
Otten, Georg
Pachelbel, Wilhelm
Paderewski, Ignaz
Paganini, Niccolò Caprice in A Minor
Paine, John Knowles
Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da
Pancera, Ella
pan-Germanism
Paris Exhibition (1867)
Paul, Jean
Peining, Karl
Perger, Richard von, String Quartet
Philharmonische Gesellschaft
Philips, Eugen, Piano Trio no.
Piano Quarterly, The
Plato
Pleyel pianos
Pohl, Ferdinand
Pollans, Stewart
Prague, University of
Prohaska, Karl
Prometheus myth
Rabl, Walter; Piano Quartet
Radecke, Rudolf
Radeke, Robert
Raff, Joseph Joachim; Leonore Symphony
Raphael
Regeneration (anonymous)
Reger, Max; Piano Quintet (op. 64); Resignation (op. 26, no. 5); Rhapsodie (op. 24, no. 6); Suite for Organ (op. 17)
Reich, Nancy B.
Reinecke, Karl, Sonata no. 3 for Cello and Piano
Reinthaler, Karl; In der Wüste
Renaissance art
Rheinberger, Josef Claviervorträge
Richarz, Franz
Riedel, Josef
Riemann, Hugo; Katechismus der Kompositionslehre
Rieter-Biedermann, Ida
Rieter-Biedermann, Melchior
Rietz, Julius
Rodenberg, Julius
Romanticism,419; in German literature; Schleiermacher’s influence on
Rosen, Charles
Rösing, Elisabeth
Rostock Konzertverein und Singakademie
Rottenberg, Ludwig
Royal Academy of Art (Berlin)
Rubinstein, Anton
Rückert, Friedrich; Trauerlieder
Rückauf, Anton, Piano Quintet
Rudorff, Ernst, Fantasie
Russell, Daniel S.
Saal der Ressource (Graz)
St. Thomas Church (Leipzig)
Sapellnikoff, Vassily
Saturday Evening Gazette
Scarlatti, Domenico, Pastorale and Presto
Scharwenka, Xaver, Romanzero
Schauffler, Robert Haven
Schenker, Heinrich
Schiller, Friedrich von; Wallenstein’s Lagern
Schladebach, Julius
Schlegel, Friedrich; “Die Gebüsche,”
Schlegel, Leander, Ballades
Schleiermacher, Friedrich
Schmidt, Aloys
Schmitt, Hans, Brilliant Piano Etudes
Schnitzler, Arthur
Schnitzler, Johann
Schnitzler, Viktor
Schoenberg, Arnold,; Mädchenlied; String Quartet in D Major (1897); Three Piano Pieces (1894)
Schoenberg, Mathilde (née Zemlinsky)
Scholz, Bernhard106; String Quartet
Schopenhauer, Arthur; The World as Will and Representation
Schrempel, Max
Schubert, Franz; comparisons of Brahms to; songs of; pianos played by
works: March; Memnon; Rastlose Liebe; String Quintet in C (D. 956); Symphony no. 6 in C Major; Trio in B-flat Major (D. 898); Winterreise
Schubring, Adolf; “Schumanniana: Johannes Brahms,”
Schumann, Clara; and Brahms’s pianism; and Brahms’s relationships with women; childhood of; children of; compositions of; concert career of 62; correspondence of Brahms and; death of; Joachim and; and memorial ceremony for Robert; pianos of; relationship of Robert and; Robert’s complete works edited by; during Robert’s hospitalization; and Wagner’s music; works dedicated to
Schumann, Elise
Schumann, Eugenie
Schumann, Felix
Schumann, Ferdinand
Schumann, Julie
Schumann, Ludwig
Schumann, Marie
Schumann, Robert; comparisons of Brahms to; Bach’s influence on; Brahms’s performances and publication of works by; critical writings of; death ofn; hospitalization of; influence on Brahms of; memorial ceremony for; New German School and; pianos of; relationship of Clara and; suicide attempt of
works: An Anna; Canon in A-flat Major (op. 56, no. 4); Capriccio; Concert-Allegro mit Introduction (op. 134); Études pour le pianoforte d’après les caprices de Paganini (op. 3); F.A.E. Sonata for Violin and Piano (collaboration with Brahms and Dietrich); Fantasie (op. 17); Fantasiestücke for Clarinet and Piano (op. 73); Fughettas (op. 126); Fünf Stücke im Volkston (op. 102); Genovevan; Der Hidalgo (op. 30, no. 3); Humoresque (op. 20); Ihre Stimme (op. 96, no. 3); Lehn deine Wang an meine Wang (op. 142, no. 2); Manfred (op. 115); Mignonlieder (op. 98a); “Neue Bahnen,” Nußbaum; Paradies und Peri; Piano Concerto in A Minor (op. 54); Piano Quartet (op. 47); Piano Quintet (op. 44); Piano Sonata in F Minor; Piano Sonata in F-sharp Minor (op. 14); Des Sängers Fluch; Sängers Trost (op. 127, no. 1); String Quartet in A Major (op. 41, no. 3); Symphony No. 2; Symphony No. 3 (Rhenish); Symphony No. 4; Violin Sonata in D Minor (op. 121)
Schumann Memorial Fund
Schwarz, Boris
Schweida Piano Pieces
Schwormstädt (cellist)
Seling, Emil
Sembrich, Marcella
Seyffardt, Ernst, Schickalsgesang
Shakespeare, William; Hamlet
Sherwood, William H.
Siebold, Agathe von
Simrock, Clara
Simrock, Fritz August; Beckerath and; correspondence of Brahms andn; and cover illustrations; Zemlinsky’s works published by
Sistermans, Anton
Smithsonian Institution
Smolian, Arthur
Smyth, Ethel
Soldat, Marie
Solomon, Maynard
Sommerhoff, Louis
Sophiensaal (Vienna)
Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonos
Specht, Richard
Speidel, Ludwig
Spengel, Julius
Speyer, Edward
Spies, Hermine
Spinoza, Baruch
Spitta, Philipp
Spitzer, Daniel
Spohr, Ludwig; Notturno; Violin Concerto no.
Spontini, Gaspare
Stägemann, Maxn Stanford, Charles Villiers; Songs of Old Ireland
Staniek, H.
Stehle, J. Gustav Eduard, Five Motets
Stein, Johann Andreas
Steinbach, Fritz
Steinway, C. F. Theodore (Carl Friedrich Theodor Steinweg)
Steinway pianos 79, n
Steinweg, Heinrich Engelhard
Steinweg (Th. Steinweg Nachfolger or Grotrian) pianos
Stenzel, Hans-Peter
Stenzel, Volker
Stephan, Rudolf
Stephenson, Kurt
Sternau, C. O.
Stockhardt, Reinhold, Three Piano Pieces
Stockhausen, Julius; Four Songs
Storm, Theodor
Strauss, Adele
Strauss, Johann; The Blue Danube; The Goddess of Reason; Seid umschlungen Millionen; Waldmeister
Strauss, Richard
Streicher pianos,
Suk, Josef, Piano Quintet
Swift, Jonathan
Sybel, Heinrich von
Symbolist movement
Taaffe, Eduard von
Tappert, Wilhelm
Tausig, Carl; arr., Chorale Preludes by Bach
Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich; Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat Minor
Thalberg, Sigismond
Theater an der Wien
Thierot, Ferdinand, Trio in F Minor
Thomas, Theodore
Tononi, Carlo
Tovey, Donald Francis
transitional objects, theory of
Treitschke, Heinrich von
Tuerskay, Olga
Urspruch, Anton, Ave maris stella
van Lipp pianos
van Trau pianos
Varnedoe, J. Kirk T.
Vetter, Ellen
Viardot, Pauline
Vienna, University of
Vienna Academy of Fine Arts
Vienna Conservatoryn
Vienna Philharmonic
Vienna Secession
Vienna Singakademie
Vienna World Exhibition (1873)
Viennese School of Art History
Viennese Society of Composers
Vilhar, Fran Serafin, Albumblätter
Viole, Rudolfn
Volkan, Vamik
Volkmann, Robert; Serenade no.
Wagner, Richard; Clara Schumann and; death of; Gesamtkunstwerk theory of; Prometheus imagery of; influence on Third Symphony of Brahms; Zurich Tonhalle ceiling painting of
works: Art and Revolution; The Artwork of the Future; Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg; Parsifal; “Religion and Art,” Das Rheingold; The Ring of the Nibelung; Tannhäuser; Tristan und Isolde; Die Walküre
Wallaschek, Richard
Wallnöfer, Adolf, Grenzen der Menschheit
Walter, Anton
Walter, Gustav
Walzel, Oskar
Weber, Carl Maria von; Euryanthe; Der Freischütz
Wegschaider, Leopold
Weigl, Karl,
Weitzmann, Carl Friedrich
Wendt, Gustav; Lebenserinnerungen eines Schulmanns; Sophocles’s Tragödien
Westerhout, Niccolò van, Piano Sonata
Westfield Center for Early Keyboard Studies
Weyermann, Emmy
Weyermann, Walter
White, William Braid
Widmann, Joseph Viktor
Wieck, Friedrich
Wieck, Marianne (née Tromlitz)
Wiener Academischer Gesangverein
Wiener Tagblatt
Wiener Tonkünstlerverein
Wilhelm II, Emperor of Germany
Wilkie, Alfred
Wilt, Marie
Winderstein, Hans Wilhelm Gustav
Winnicott, D. W.
Winterthur Musik-Collegium
Wispelwey, Pieter
Witte, Georg Heinrich, Waltzes
Wittgenstein family
Wolf, Hugo
Wolff, Benjamin Edward
Wolff, Leonhardt
Wolfrum, Philipp, Organ Sonata no.
Woolf, Virginia
World War I
World War II
Wüllner, Franz; Misere
Wüllner, Ludwig
Wurmbrand, Stefanie Gräfin, Three Piano Pieces
Zehrahn, Carl
Zellner, L. A.
Zemlinsky, Alexander; Clarinet Trio in D Minor (op. 3); Heilige Nacht (op. 2, no. 1); Orchestral Suite; String Quartet no. 1 in A Major (op. 4)
Zuckerkandl, Viktor
Zurich Tonhalle; Orchestra