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Entries from opposite pages of the Miller zu Aichholz childrens guestbook, 9 August 1891
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Entries from opposite pages of the Miller zu Aichholz childrens guestbook, 9 August 1891
Entries from opposite pages of the Miller zu Aichholz childrens guestbook, 9 August 1891. On left Carl Goldmark (1830-1915) has written opening theme of Brahms G Major string quartet, signing it C. Goldmark. On right Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) exaggeratedly punctuated, underlined and scrawled riposte beginning Leave the room
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1833 1897 1891 August Beginning Brahms Carl Children Johannes Leave Left Major Miller Music Musician Opening Opposite Room Signing String Written Entries Goldmark Pages Quartet Scrawled Theme Underlined
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This print captures a fascinating moment in musical history, as it showcases entries from opposite pages of the Miller zu Aichholz children's guestbook on 9th August 1891. On the left side, we see the elegant handwriting of Carl Goldmark (1830-1915), a renowned musician and composer. He has inscribed the opening theme of Brahms G Major string quartet, signing it with his initials C. Goldmark. The meticulousness and precision in his writing reflect his dedication to music. On the right side, we witness Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) leaving an indelible mark on this page. With exaggerated punctuation marks and underlining, he scrawls a riposte that begins with an emphatic "Leave the room". This playful exchange between two great musicians reveals their camaraderie and sense of humor. The contrasting styles of these entries add depth to this photograph, symbolizing both their individuality as composers and their shared passion for music. It is intriguing to imagine what led them to interact in such a manner within this guestbook. Preserved through time, this image offers us a glimpse into an intimate moment between two musical giants who have shaped classical music history. Their presence on these pages serves as a reminder of their immense talent and enduring influence even today.
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