Brahms's Lullaby

Brahms's Lullaby, also known as "Wiegenlied," is a soothing lullaby composed by Johannes Brahms in 1868. Its gentle melody and calm rhythm aim to comfort and lull infants to sleep. The music features soft, flowing lines that evoke warmth and safety, often paired with simple, tender lyrics. Originally inspired by a poem, the lullaby's harmonies and tempo create a peaceful atmosphere, making it one of the most recognizable and beloved pieces for calming babies worldwide. It exemplifies Brahms’s mastery in blending melody and emotion to evoke universal feelings of care and tranquility.