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I don't know Brahms' lieder at all, a good thing because at least something new to explore

Posted by jdaniel@jps.net on December 5, 2021 at 07:57:38:
I love Brahms' piano music, especially the popular and often autumnal Op. 118 and 119.

Any greatest hits from the lieder you'd recommend for a newbie that are similar?

Some of Brahms works for chorus and orchestra are exquisitely beautiful at times but the Motets seemed a bit cold, though I'll try them again someday.