Brahms Op. 38

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Brahms Op. 38 is Johannes Brahms’s first cello sonata, a Romantic-era chamber work in E minor noted for its rich interplay between cello and piano and its contrapuntal writing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Romantic-era composition
cello sonata
chamber music work
alsoKnownAs Cello Sonata in E minor, Op. 38 NERFINISHED
associatedWith Romantic chamber music repertoire
catalogueNumber Op. 38
composer Johannes Brahms NERFINISHED
compositionEndYear 1865
compositionStartYear 1862
countryOfOrigin Germany
dedicatedTo Josef Gänsbacher NERFINISHED
era Romantic era NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceCentury 19th century
formOfFirstMovement sonata form
formOfSecondMovement minuet-like
formOfThirdMovement fugue-like
genre cello sonata
sonata
hasPart cello part
piano part
inspiredBy Johann Sebastian Bach NERFINISHED
The Art of Fugue NERFINISHED
instrumentation cello
piano
key E minor
keyOfFirstMovement E minor
keyOfSecondMovement A minor
keyOfThirdMovement E minor
languageOfTitle German
movement Allegretto quasi Menuetto
Allegro
Allegro non troppo
notableCharacteristic dense motivic development
prominent use of fugal techniques
notableFeature contrapuntal writing
rich interplay between cello and piano
numberOfMovements 3
opusNumber Op. 38
period Romantic
placeOfComposition Vienna NERFINISHED
publicationDecade 1860s
publisher Fritz Simrock NERFINISHED
scoring cello and piano
texture predominantly contrapuntal
title Cello Sonata No. 1 in E minor, Op. 38 NERFINISHED
typicalPerformanceDuration about 25 minutes
workNumberInComposerOutput first cello sonata by Johannes Brahms

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