Helmut Nisters
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Dear Art,
 
you can learn much of Johannes Brahms by my mother,
Dr. Irmgard Nisters, 86 years. We both we don't collect
only shells and are working at the museums collection, we like
 music and Johannes Brahms is a composer we love very much.
I can tell you about his most important works in very
good interpretations, if you are really interested. My mother
also played piano in her youth too, only for private purpose,
but she liked playing Brahms with her friends acc. with
violin.
Let me hear what you want to know about Brahms, maybe
some new for you.
 
Helmut
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> Hey out there; This isn't about shells or flying pigs either. So
> delete now. What it is about is Johannes Brahms. I love Brahms. He
> never wrote a "Bad" piece of music. But my impression of him is that
> he was an old man----Papa Brahms. You've seen his picture. Long Beard,
>  all that. And now I find that when he died, he was five years
> YOUNGER than me.
>     What I am going to do about it, is give up tennis and play golf.
>           Art
>   (another question: why do they put braile on drive-through bank
> machines?)
>