On the 20th, at the Miyang Small Library in Yangji-ri, Miyang-myeon, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do, one side of the library suddenly went dark. From the darkness, Johannes Brahms’s ‘String Sextet No. 1, 2nd Movement’ flowed out. Premiered in Hanover, Germany in 1860, this piece was composed by 27-year-old Brahms for the forty-first birthday of Clara Schumann, whom he loved.
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On the 20th, at the Miyang Small Library in Yangji-ri, Miyang-myeon, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do, one side of the library suddenly went dark. From the darkness, Johannes Brahms’s ‘String Sextet No. 1, 2nd Movement’ flowed out. Premiered in Hanover, Germany in 1860, this piece was composed by 27-year-old Brahms for the forty-first birthday of Clara Schumann, whom he loved.