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* SignatureSong: "Brahms' Lullaby" is perhaps one of, if not ''the'' most, popular piece of classical musical in the west, presumably because it's the very first piece many of us heard, usually under the more familiar name of "Lullaby and Goodnight."
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* SignatureSong: "Brahms' Lullaby" is perhaps one of, if not ''the'' most, popular piece of classical musical in the west, presumably because it's the very first piece many of us heard, usually under the more familiar name of "Lullaby and Goodnight."
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Brahms' Symphony No. 1 in C minor has been compared to Beethoven's symphonies and was often considered "Beethoven's Tenth". Such comparisons annoyed Brahms, and he remarked "Any ass can see that".
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* LoveItOrHateIt: Brahms was the subject of a huge FlameWar during his lifetime between the supporters of his more traditional approach and the innovation of Music/RichardWagner (and to a lesser extent, Music/FranzLiszt and Music/AntonBruckner). His music was either celebrated for its beauty or condemned for being antiquated and boring, depending on the side. Brahms and Wagner weren't personally enemies; they didn't quite understand one-another, but [[WorthyOpponent each respected the other's talent]]. Nowadays the whole thing comes across as rather silly, with many people enjoying both composers.
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* LoveItOrHateIt: Brahms was the subject of a huge FlameWar during his lifetime between the supporters of his more traditional approach and the innovation of Music/RichardWagner (and to a lesser extent, Music/FranzLiszt and Music/AntonBruckner). His music was either celebrated for its beauty or condemned for being antiquated and boring, depending on the side. Brahms and Wagner weren't personally enemies; they didn't quite understand one-another, but [[WorthyOpponent each respected the other's talent]]. Nowadays the whole thing comes across as rather silly, with many people enjoying both composers.
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* SignatureSong: "Brahms' Lullaby" is perhaps one of, if not ''the'' most, popular piece of classical musical in the west, presumably because it's the very first piece many of us heard, usually under the more familiar name of "Lullaby and Goodnight.""
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