Johannes Brahm's Last Concert

The last concert I attended is an incredible piece composed by Johannes Brahms, Symphony N0. 3. 3rd Movement in F Minor, Op. 90. It was originally written among the Romantic Era in 1883. The instrumentation in the Symphony, timpani, strings, two flutes, two oboes, two clarinets, two bassoons, a contrabassoon, two trumpets, three trombones, and four horns. However, the format is written in ternary forming three themes A-B-A’. Theme A, opens with a cello, Theme B has an offbeat pattern, involving two themes, and Theme A’, opens with a horn. However, the form contains a theme A, which is repeated after an interrupted theme B, in a connected key. However in 19th century symphony, normal tempo is fast scherzo. But, Brahms created his own unique
style, poco allegretto. Thus, this makes the movement moderately quick, and deeply lyrical. When placing it on a range, it follows between allegro and andante. However, it additionally features a rubato tempo. The rubato tempo temporary removes the strict temp, while maintaining the overall piece. The measure is moderate quick, with beats of 3/8. This unity of in the work lies deeply in the mood, and tempo. Creating the volumes, crescendo and decrescendo from the increase and decrease in sound. The harmony contained dissonant sounds, and frequent departs. An example would be when the middle theme, harmony changes to a waltz like style, while containing no words. Also, another examples come from the melodies emotional energy produced in the symphony.