Johannes Brahms –
Hungarian Dance No. 5

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Johannes Brahms
(1833 – 1897) was
a German composer,
pianist, and conductor
of the Romantic
period.

Born in Hamburg into
a Lutheran family, Brahms spent
much of his professional life
in Vienna, Austria.

His reputation
and status as a composer
are such that he is
sometimes
grouped
with

Johann Sebastian Bach
and Ludwig van Beethoven
as one of the “Three Bs”
of music,

a comment
originally made by
the nineteenth-century
conductor Hans von Bülow.

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