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'''Brahms''', one of the great composers of all time, was born in [[Hamburg]] in 1833. His father was a musician and double-bass player. Johannes had an older sister, Elise, and a younger brother, Friedrich. He had a gift for music and taught himself [[violin]] 'cello and french horn. His [[piano]] tutor from age 7 was Otto Cossel and he studied composition and piano under Eduard Marxsen from age 13, | '''Brahms''', one of the great composers of all time, was born in [[Hamburg]] in 1833. His father was a musician and double-bass player. Johannes had an older sister, Elise, and a younger brother, Friedrich. He had a gift for music and taught himself [[violin]] 'cello and french horn. His [[piano]] tutor from age 7 was Otto Cossel and he studied composition and piano under Eduard Marxsen from age 13, dedicating his second piano concerto to Marxsen, his "dear friend and teacher" in 1882. | ||
He settled in [[Vienna]], where he came to assume the status of [[Beethoven]]'s successor. | |||
Revision as of 12:24, 22 September 2007
Brahms, one of the great composers of all time, was born in Hamburg in 1833. His father was a musician and double-bass player. Johannes had an older sister, Elise, and a younger brother, Friedrich. He had a gift for music and taught himself violin 'cello and french horn. His piano tutor from age 7 was Otto Cossel and he studied composition and piano under Eduard Marxsen from age 13, dedicating his second piano concerto to Marxsen, his "dear friend and teacher" in 1882.
He settled in Vienna, where he came to assume the status of Beethoven's successor.