Brahms Johannes

Johannes Brahms, 7 May 1833 – 3 April 1897)

was a German composer and pianist of the Romantic period.[1] Born in Hamburg into a Lutheran family, Brahms spent much of his professional life in Vienna, Austria. His reputation and status as a composer is such that he is sometimes grouped with Johann Sebastian Bach and Ludwig van Beethoven as one of the "Three Bs" of music, a comment originally made by the nineteenth-century conductor Hans von Bülow.

I)- introduction

Brahms health began to decline in May 1896. Shocked by the death of his beloved Clara Schumann on May 20, he was further upset by missing the funeral when he took the wrong train in error. He caught a chill at the cemetery from which he never quite recovered, though it was cancer of the liver that ultimately caused his death.

[Sy Scholfield quotes the catalogue "Johannes Brahms: The Man and His Work" (Kurt Hofmann et al, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, 1980), p. 7: "Excerpt from the baptismal records of St. Michaelis in Hamburg from the year 1833 PHOTOGRAPH The birth of Johannes Brahms on May 7th at 3:30 am is recorded under number 494. Astrodienst]

• ASC ARIES ; ruler MARS
• MC CAPRI ; ruler SATURN
• # Ma-LU and # ME-SA
• SUN house I, ruler VENUS

fixed stars

• FACIES conj MC

ALMUTEN JUPITER (Morinus)

• HYLEG MERCURY
• ALCHOCODEN JUPITER 
• ANAERETE MARS

Note that Mars is falling into Cancer while Jupiter, of which Mars is the ruler, is particularly highlighted. Moreover, the Sun is in house I. It seemed interesting to me to calculate the direction Mars conj Soleil. On the technical level, a word from the Brahms theme: it face us with the proximity of certain planets to the axes, in particular, Mercury, possessing a strong latitude: this can lead to aberrant results according to the method used. In principle, I choose in these studies to retain the latitude of the promissor and to leave the significator without latitude. Obviously, in the case of a switch method, you have to remember ...

II)- Directions

1)- So conj opp Mars

- parameters

- results

Important note: AR = conversion key in right ascension of the sun - EQU = conversion key on the equator of the sun - 1 / AR or 1 / EQU = inverse - PTO = Ptolemy key - Naib = Naibod key - Dir = - Z = zodiacal - M = mundane - D = direct direction - C = converse meaning (in the sense of ancient astrology) - D - AR = direction in right ascension - AO = direction in oblique ascension - Gold Regio = direction Goldmayer, Variety Placid = direction Goldmayer, variety Placidus - Symb = symbolic direction - X - 1: table of "fictitious" directions with arc x key factor - X - 2 = table of "fictitious" directions with date x key factor

We find 3 directions +, agreeing with the key of conversion in AR (0.919) or in EQU (0.966).
 The following table gives the results of all direction arcs:

There are actually four arcs of direction. The fictitious methods give two arcs in D-AR. There are actually four arcs of direction. The fictitious methods give two arcs in D-AR. For detailed explanations, refer to the Albert de Saxe-Coburg theme.

2)  opp. Sa conj Lu conv.

It is an important direction, frequent in case of illness according to my research. In the case of Brahms, we know that he presented liver cancer, like his father elsewhere ... The direction is D = 64.3 ° in converse Placidus semi-arc.

 - parameters

 - results

 Note this direction at the bottom of the table. Note another D Regio-Campa on the same date. The following table gives all directions. Please note that the two converse mundane and zodical Placidus arcs give roughly the same results -orb - 0.30); In this case, I retain only one aspect (in statistics, this is called the maximal bias hypothesis).

So, results are :

D – Z	2
D – M	1
X – 1	0
X – 2	0