🇩🇪Johannes Brahms ： Symphony No.1 for Four Hands in c-moll Op.68

This arrangement allows Brahms’s Symphony No. 1 to be experienced as a piano duet. It unfolds in four movements: a tense first movement, a calm and lyrical second movement, a light-hearted third movement, and a finale with a broad range of expression. Since the arrangement entrusts two pianists with the richness of the original orchestral writing, it is important to clarify the roles of the melody, inner voices, and bass, while shaping the sonority of each register rather than relying on volume alone. By observing the distinct tempo and character of each movement, coordinating the breath in passages between the players, and sharing the direction of the phrases and harmonic changes, the symphonic flow can emerge vividly. The pedal should support the resonance while being used carefully to avoid excessive overlap.