Symphony No. 3 by Johannes Brahms is a four-movement orchestral work composed in 1883. It is known for its lyrical melodies and rich harmonies, showcasing Brahms's mastery of orchestration. The symphony is often regarded as one of his most popular and accessible compositions. The first movement opens with a powerful introduction, followed by a flowing main theme. The second movement features a beautiful, melancholic melody played by the cellos. The symphony concludes with a lively finale, blending energy and elegance, reflecting Brahms's unique style and emotional depth.