🇩🇪Johannes Brahms ： Symphony No.4 for Two Pianos in e-moll Op.98

This arrangement for two pianos offers an opportunity to experience Brahms’s final symphony. It comprises four movements: the first presents a tightly developed sonata form, while the second leaves a strong impression with its introspective melody and restrained expression. The third movement has a particularly energetic character within the symphony as a whole, and the finale powerfully gathers the music into the form of a passacaglia. Performers should make full use of the two pianos’ registers and tone colors, clearly preserving the roles of the melody, inner voices, and bass while seeking breath and transparency within the work’s weighty sound.