German Music of the mid 1800s

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Brahms and Wagner. German Music of the mid 1800s. Johannes Brahms. Composed 4 symphonies The first in 1876. Richard Wagner. Wrote operas and music-dramas Die Meistersinger Walther must win a song writing contest to be able to marry his love, Eva.

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German Music of the mid 1800s

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Brahms and Wagner German Music of the mid 1800s
Johannes Brahms • Composed 4 symphonies • The first in 1876
Richard Wagner • Wrote operas and music-dramas • Die Meistersinger • Walther must win a song writing contest to be able to marry his love, Eva. • He is successful, even though he does not follow the rules.

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