Max Kalbeck reported that Brahms wrote and then destroyed more than 20 quartets before submitting these two for publication, and that he insisted on hearing a secret performance of the first drafts, after which he made heavy revisions.
Brahms also insisted on hearing a secret performance of the first drafts, after which he made heavy revisions. Max Kalbeck reported that Brahms wrote and then destroyed more than 20 quartets before submitting these two for publication.
Max Kalbeck reported that Brahms wrote and then destroyed more than 20 quartets before submitting these two for publication. Brahms also insisted on hearing a secret performance of the first drafts, after which he made heavy revisions.
Max Kalbeck reported that Brahms wrote and then destroyed more than 20 quartets before submitting these two for publication. Brahms also insisted on hearing a secret performance of the first drafts, after which he made heavy revisions.