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Saturday Morning Car Tunes: Johannes Brahms

Brahms the pop star? His melodies show up in movies, cartoons, even pop songs, because he loved popular music too! Tune in this week for a lullaby, a Hungarian dance, student drinking songs, and Frank Sinatra.

08/22/2026

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