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Black Wings in Two Symphonies: Brahms's Second and Shostakovich's Tenth
Shostakovich research has focused mainly on the discovery of models and musical codes with political import. Other influences have remained undetected. This article argues for a reconsideration of Shostakovich's use of Brahms as a model through an intertextual reading of the first movements of Brahms's Second and Shostakovich's Tenth symphonies.