Part of Brahms' final set of piano works showcasing autumnal introspection, combining lyrical melancholy with intricate contrapuntal writing that foreshadows 20th-century modernism.
Intermezzo in E major, Op. 116 No. 4, is part of Brahms' final set of piano works composed in 1892. Characterized by its lyrical melody, rich harmonies, and introspective nature, it exemplifies Brahms' late Romantic style. The piece balances tenderness with underlying tension, featuring intricate counterpoint and a contemplative middle section.
