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the composer was". But do we need to do this? Is there any other "Elegy for Brahms"? I'm sure policy is that we disambiguate only when there is actual...

readers. Let me give you another example. In 2011 I created the article Elegy for Brahms, a work by Hubert Parry. I figured that, because this is the only work...

What does elegiac mean when referred to in music. For example, Rachmaninoff's "Trio Elegiac," or Brahms' "E minor Sonata," which is described in the liner...

tends to be a collection of thematically organized songs. I question "Elegy for for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens" because it seems to divide up more...

the columns short. On the other hand: it is not ideal either. See for example Brahms which has Op., WoO and Anh. numbers. This you could all have in one...

included: 1. Strauss was later embarrassed by its stylistic similarity to Brahms 2. The piece won a competition when Strauss submitted it the year it was...

In the Shadowless Light, Elegy for My Aunt, Palms, Life with Unkie, (Un)Extinguished Lamp/Lampara Anapagada, and A Brahms Card Ballad, which was published...

includes works which are not concertante, such as Faure's Elegy and Kol Nidrei. Is there a reason for this? It looks to me as if the sections would be more...

music for the stage, melodies, an elegy and a piece for trombone. If he'd been making shell-cases instead it might have been all the better for music...

pious respect for the indicated rate of movement would be as intolerably monotonous, as absurdly pedantic, as to recite Gray's famous Elegy to the beating...

the set of 19 for piano, was composed in 1853 and dedicated to the young virtuoso violinist Joseph Joachim, who that year had brought Brahms to visit him...

music for the stage, melodies, an elegy and a piece for trombone. If he'd been making shell-cases instead it might have been all the better for music...