Johannes Brahms’ Symphony No. 3 caused quite a stir when it debuted in 1884 — on the one hand, a critic at the time called it “nearly perfect,” but on the other hand, some fanboys of Brahms’ archrival Richard Wagner tried to disrupt the premiere and started a commotion that nearly ended in a duel. But don’t worry: there won’t be any fights when the San Francisco Symphony tackles Symphony No. 3, so you can focus on Brahms’ perfection in peace.