CLASSICAL MUSIC OFTEN is typecast as mired in the past, and with good reason-just consider the repertoire of the vast majority of CDs and concert hall programs. Yet the composers of the past we most admire were not the conservatives of their eras but rather those who were at the forefront of innovation and who rarely looked back to their roots.
Johannes Brahms 1833-1897 was different. He unabashedly turned to the past for contemporary relevance.
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