Author: Johannes Brahms

Cited by

• Curtis White (1)
  • IN: Requiem (2001) Fiction, American
    EPIGRAPH: Life takes more from one than death does.
    FROM: Letter to Clara Schumann, (1856), Letter, Germany
• Anya Allyn (1)
  • IN: Dollhouse (2012) Fiction, Young Adult Fiction, Australian
    EPIGRAPH: Good evening, good night, With rose adorned, With carnations covered, Slip under the covers. Tomorrow morning, if God wants so, you will wake once again.
    FROM: Cradle Song, (1868), Song, Germany
• Charles Baxter (1)
  • IN: Saul and Patsy (2003) Fiction, American
    EPIGRAPH: I very much wanted to manage in that first movement without using trombones, and tried to. . But. . I must confess to you that I am a profoundly melancholy man, that black wings flap incessantly above us. . no — I must have my trombones.
    FROM: Johannes Brahms, in a letter to Vincenz Lachner, (1879), Letter, Germany