Brahms: Liebeslieder-Walzer, Opp. 52 & 65 Brindley & Foster when he was already well-known

when he was already well-known in Vienna as a remarkable and ambitious composer

blending introspective reflection with exuberant energy

are joined by friends and colleagues in this survey of her work

and her promises of love

Brahms: Liebeslieder-Walzer, Opp. 52 & 65 Brindley & Foster when he was already well-knownMary Bevan (soprano) Fleur Barron (mezzo soprano) Nicky Spence (tenor) William Thomas (bass) Dylan Perez (piano) Joseph Middleton (piano) Johannes Brahms LiebesliederWalzer (1869 & 1875), Op. 52 and Op. 65, are a cheerful, short, witty set of songs full of anger, joy and rejection. These part songs are accompanied by one piano, with four hands and any number of voices can perform any selection. These enchanting works are performed as part of Barbara