The following is a list of compositions by Johannes Brahms, classified by genre and type of work. The table is sortable (click on header of " # " column) by opus numbers (Op.), works without opus numbers (W.), appendix works (A.), and uncatalogued works (A. deest).

Both albums contain all of Brahms' works for a cappella choir or chorus with keyboard accompaniment as well as all of the pieces originally conceived for vocal quartet, including the two sets of "Liebeslieder Waltzes" (Op. 52 and 65), and the "Zigeunerlieder" (Gypsy Songs) Op. & b/5(8).

Choral Works by Johannes Brahms; Choral Works with Orchestra. Some of these are for solo voice(s) and chorus with orchestra. Ave Maria, Op Begräbnisgesang, Op Ein deutsches Requiem, Op Rinaldo, Op Alto Rhapsody, Op Schicksalslied, Op Triumphlied, Op Nänie, Op Gesang der Parzen, Op Ellens Zweiter Gesang, Anh 17Composer: Brahms, Johannes.

Johannes Brahms Directed by Stefan Parkman The German-born Brahms () is considered one of the greatest Romantic composers, while the Danish National Radio Choir (Stefan Parkman, Chief Conductor) is one of the most respected European Choirs performing today.

Sieben Marienlieder - Seven Songs of the Virgin for mixed Chorus a cappella. Der englische Gru 14 German Folksongs for mixed Chorus; The following Tables include information on arrangements of Brahms's works made in his lifetime. Brahms made many arrangements himself, but no fewer than 65 other arrangers were also at work.

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Brahms’s choral music ranges from the severe magnificence of the Fest- und Gedenk-sprüche to the ravishing opulence of the Op Songs for female voices, horns and harp.

The tables below gives the following information for works by Johannes Brahms (where applicable). Op. — opus numbers, supplemented by: WoO (Werke ohne Opus) — for works without opus numbers, and Anh. (Anhang) — additional numbers, used in M. L. McCorkle (ed.), Johannes asositmekangkorz.achquehydwiquacomicsaqatesampgnan.coisches-Bibliographisches Werkeverzeichnis (Munich ). ISBN