A lullaby, more than other forms of music, implies a specific performer and a specific audience. From Middle English “to lull,” the archetypical lullaby is sung gently by a mother or caretaker to a ...

Everyone knows the melody of Brahms' Lullaby. Even if you've never sung it, or had it sung to you, you recognize it as the quintessential going-to-sleep tune. It's everywhere, including Tom and Jerry, ...

Whether you know it as ‘Wiegenlied’, ‘Cradle Song’, or just simply ‘Lullaby’, Brahms’ beautiful lullaby is one of the most popular and timeless pieces of classical music. And for many, it’s the first ...

Johannes Brahms was a renowned German composer and pianist, born in 1833. He is celebrated for his symphonic works, chamber music, and piano compositions, with his Lullaby being one of his most ...

As Brahms never married, we have no spousal description of habitual snoring. However, with the following account by baritone George Henschel (1850 -1934), we don't need one. Henschel's humorous and ...

Cellist Julian Lloyd Webber and pianist John Lenehan play the famous Lullaby by Brahms.

Mitchell L. Margolis, MD, FCCP, From the Pulmonary Section, Philadelphia VA Medical Center and Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, University & Woodland Ave, Philadelphia, PA.

Cellist Mischa Maisky and pianist Pavel Gililov play the "Lullaby," by Johannes Brahms.