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Autograph musical quotation signed (‘Johannes Brahms’), the opening four bars of the Violin Concerto, Op.77, n.p. [Vienna], 29 January [18]96.
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BRAHMS, Johannes (1833-1897)
Autograph musical quotation signed (‘Johannes Brahms’), the opening four bars of the Violin Concerto, Op.77, n.p. [Vienna], 29 January [18]96.
One page, 190 x 123mm, inscribed [to Bronislaw Huberman] ‘In freundlicher Erinnerung an Ihren vergnügten u. dankbaren Zuhörer’ [‘A friendly memento of your delighted and grateful listener…’], (browned where previously framed, two instances of staining from adhesive applied to verso, two creases, traces of mount on verso). Provenance: By descent through the family of Bronislaw Huberman (1882-1947) – Sotheby’s, 20 May 2005, lot 30.
Brahms praises a peformance of his Violin Concert by the young virtuoso Bronislaw Huberman. The Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 77, one of Brahms’ mature orchestral works, was composed in 1878 for and in close collaboration with his friend, the violinist Joseph Joachim: it was premiered in Leipzig on 1 January 1879 by Joachim, with Brahms conducting, and published by Simrock later that year. On 29 January 1896, the thirteen-year-old Polish violin prodigy Bronislaw Huberman, an erstwhile student of Joachim’s, performed the Violin Concerto at a Vienna Musikverein concert in the presence of Brahms, impressing the sixty-two-year-old composer with his talent. The present manuscript bears charming witness to the meeting between the two following the concert.
Autograph musical quotation signed (‘Johannes Brahms’), the opening four bars of the Violin Concerto, Op.77, n.p. [Vienna], 29 January [18]96.
One page, 190 x 123mm, inscribed [to Bronislaw Huberman] ‘In freundlicher Erinnerung an Ihren vergnügten u. dankbaren Zuhörer’ [‘A friendly memento of your delighted and grateful listener…’], (browned where previously framed, two instances of staining from adhesive applied to verso, two creases, traces of mount on verso). Provenance: By descent through the family of Bronislaw Huberman (1882-1947) – Sotheby’s, 20 May 2005, lot 30.
Brahms praises a peformance of his Violin Concert by the young virtuoso Bronislaw Huberman. The Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 77, one of Brahms’ mature orchestral works, was composed in 1878 for and in close collaboration with his friend, the violinist Joseph Joachim: it was premiered in Leipzig on 1 January 1879 by Joachim, with Brahms conducting, and published by Simrock later that year. On 29 January 1896, the thirteen-year-old Polish violin prodigy Bronislaw Huberman, an erstwhile student of Joachim’s, performed the Violin Concerto at a Vienna Musikverein concert in the presence of Brahms, impressing the sixty-two-year-old composer with his talent. The present manuscript bears charming witness to the meeting between the two following the concert.
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