JOHANNES BRAHMS (arr. SCHOENBERG)

Grand Romanticism From Provincial Eastern Sweden

Jens F. Laurson

The world of classical music is divided into those who find Arnold Schoenberg’s liberally late-romantic orchestration of the Brahms Piano Quartet an ingenious work of

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Reference Recording: Craft’s Chicago Brahms/Schoenberg Piano Quartet

David Hurwitz

It’s common to poke fun at Schoenberg’s opulent orchestration of

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Schoenberg Craft Brahms/Koch C

David Hurwitz

Robert Craft’s successful survey of Schoenberg’s orchestral and chamber works continues with this important disc, which couples Schoenberg’s (recently) popular orchestration of the Brahms G

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