How did Robert Schumann introduce Johannes Brahms to the public?

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Robert Schumann introduced Johannes Brahms to the public by writing an enthusiastic article about him in the periodical Neue Zeitschrift für Musik in 1853.12

After being recommended to Schumann by the violinist Joseph Joachim, who had recognized the young composer's talent, Schumann praised Brahms’s compositions in his publication. This article created a sensation and immediately established Brahms as a significant force in the world of music.12