The third “B” of classical music (he took Berlioz’s spot to join Beethoven and Bach), Johannes Brahms was a popular compose and pianist during the Romantic period.  He spent most of his career in Vienna, Austria and was known for his traditional music roots and eventually challenging notions of tonal music.  He composed over 120 Opuses and other works.

Amongst non-classical music buffs he is probably best known for his Lullaby  -  which now goes by the name Brahms’ Lullaby.  Give a listen below: