Though Mr Swafford (unlike Mr Carr) gives a few musical examples, he writes mostly about Brahms's life.
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Jan Swafford's slablike life of Brahms is more discursive than Mr Carr's book but just as readable.
Mr Swafford is good on the social and political context of Brahms's life.
He has survived because he was just progressive enough to be fresh, and because, as Mr Swafford stresses, he was a superlative craftsman.
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