The story of Brahms and Clara, what kind of emotional experience did Brahms have?

In 1853, Johannes Brahms as Hungary.

Violinist Eduard Reményi's entourage made a gig trip to Hanover.

He met Joseph Joachim, a famous Hungarian violinist and composer.

Yao Axing gave Brahms a letter introducing him to Schumann, and Brahms went to Düsseldorf.

Go and meet Schumann and be welcomed by Schumann. While studying with Schumann, he secretly fell in love with Schumann's wife, Clara.

After Schumann fell ill and was hospitalized, Brahms assisted Clara in caring for Schumann and his children, and after Schumann's death, Brahmsk restrained his feelings and left Clara. He never married, leaving his love to Clara, who was 14 years his senior.

His first lovers, the daughter of a university professor named Agassi, walked in the countryside and serenaded amidst the foliage. Agassi has charming black eyes and soft black hair. "How I love to have my fingers run between my hair!

He said to her. He also wrote a string sextet, in which the first and second violins repeated the sound of her name: "A-Ga-Si".

However, Brahms was always a celibate, and every time he fell in love with someone, a new immortal fragment was added to his music. Brahms always sublimated the passion of love into songs. He and Agassi broke up, but they became good friends.

There were a few other acquaintances who were friends in love, and all of them became Brahms's lifelong friends, and they brought solace to his celibacy in his later years. When Brahms was teaching in the aristocratic family of Vienna, he had a young woman, Elisabeth, with whom she also had a love affair, and later Elizabeth married and became one of his most loyal friends. When Elizabeth died, she left him a large inheritance.

She had a box of sheet music given to Brahms, and the money was hidden in it. Brahms returned the money, saying that someone must have misplaced it.

In 1896, Brahms was 63 years old, and Schumann's widow Clara died in Frankfurt. When Brahms heard the news, he rushed to the station, but in his hurry he took the train in the opposite direction, and when he found out, he immediately changed the train, and Clara's death had a great impact on Brahms's physical and mental health, and when he was buried, Brahms was unable to move due to excessive grief. From then on, he never recovered, and the exhausted Brahms never wrote any more.

Unfortunately, he also developed cancer, which severely damaged Brahms's health. April 3, 1897 - Brahms dies at the age of 64 after a year of burying Clara.