The research presented here was undertaken with the aim of providing today’s musical practitioners (anyone from a scholar, performer, composer, or even listener) with a framework to begin understanding how aesthetic movements and performance practices interact with the socio-pro…
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Though scholars, performers, and classical enthusiasts alike recognized and praised the many facets of his compositional craft, Johannes Brahms's treatment of poetry in his Lieder has led to much conflicting assessments. The negative critiques exist partially because the majorit…
Brahms's cantata Rinaldo, Op. 50 is the most significant example of his dramatic music. Yet Rinaldo historically has been viewed only in the shadow of Ein deutsches Requiem, Op. 45, published a few months earlier; often it is completely disregarded in favour of more "popular" vo…