Augustin Hadelich's latest album spotlights violin concertos by Johannes Brahms and György Ligeti. Patrick Long/Warner Classics hide caption
Johannes Brahms
Jeremy Denk's c.1300-c.2000 comes out Feb. 8 on Nonesuch. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Víkingur Ólafsson's album was a fitting tribute to the 80th birthday of composer Philip Glass. Ari Magg/Deutsche Grammophon hide caption
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Brazilian Pianist Nelson Freire Brings An Uncannily Delicate Touch To 'Brahms'
Arcadi Volodos devotes his new album to the music of Brahms. Marco Borggreve/Sony Classical hide caption
Tiny Desk Concert with Joshua Bell and Jeremy Denk. Bob Boilen/NPR hide caption
Alessio Bax with his daughter at the Tiny Desk. Brandon Chew/NPR hide caption
Jonathan Carney is the concertmaster of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. James Bartolomeo/Baltimore Symphony Orchestra hide caption
Lisa Batiashvili plays the Stradivarius used to help birth Brahms' great Violin Concerto in D. Anja Frers/DG hide caption
Glenn Gould would have turned 80 years old on Sept. 25. His legacy includes much more than the music of J.S. Bach. Don Hunstein/Sony Classical hide caption
What happens when musicians slow the music way down? iStockphoto.com hide caption
The new album by The Knights, A Second of Silence, celebrates Schubert and more modern but like-minded composers. Ancalagon Records hide caption
Fireworks From Cuba, And Schubert That Grooves: New Classical Albums
German Composer Johannes Brahms. Hulton Archive/Getty Images hide caption
Vocal duets by Brahms took pianist Jonathan Biss by surprise. J. Katz hide caption
In the final movement of his Fourth Symphony, Johannes Brahms releases a pent-up tide of emotion. Getty Images hide caption
Ted Libbey And Fred Child Recommend Brahms' Fourth Symphony
Pianist Alessio Bax has a passion for Bach and Rachmaninoff. Lisa-Marie Mazzucco hide caption