Anyone who champions Brahms’s gloriously eccentric, lyrical and capacious Serenades – No 1 in D with six movements, No 2 in A with five – deserves full attention. Here they get it. Jaime Martín was ...

Do you like the opening of Brahms’s Third Symphony to be played with gutsy thrust and blaze and bite? If so, there’s a fair chance that you may find this new account by Iván Fischer and his Budapest ...

Serenade No. 1 Jaime Martin, Conductor Gävle Symphony Orchestra Johannes Brahms, Composer Serenade No. 2 Gävle Symphony Orchestra Jaime Martin, Conductor Johannes Brahms, Composer Jaime Martín is not ...

The Third Symphony’s germinal F-A-F motif is grandly stated at the outset, yet also sprung with a momentum to sweep us into the main argument, which itself is elucidated by strongly divided violins ...

Particularly when it comes to the Romantic era of the arts, literature and music, it’s easy to consider yesteryear through nostalgia’s amber glass and evoke a kinder, gentler era of serene and genteel ...

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra, with guest conductor Roderick Cox, takes on Brahms’ “Serenade No. 2,” virtually, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 19 from Orchestra Hall. Tickets are $12. Visit dso.org or ...

You know within seconds that this release is going to be good: droning string fifths introducing the catchiest of horn solos, the tune echoed in some style by a winningly perky clarinet. This is ...