Paul Hindemith - Kammermusik No. 1, Op. 24 No. 1

[@reinhardgroer7457]

Hindemith ist ein bestes Beispiel für interessante musikalische Überraschungen und plötzlich auftretende Wendungen. Das macht seine Kompositionen so unglaublich interessant.

[@yagiz885]

13:04 I LOVE THIS THEME SO GOOFY

[@Dodecatone]

Never really took the time to appreciate Hindemith. This opened my eyes. Energetic and vibrant. Thanks for the upload!

[@bravulo]

Same here!

[@cadenzalien4554]

nice, I was actually planning to upload this a long time ago lol (though I was planning to use the Christoph Eschenbach recording). Glad to finally see a score video of it! Thanks!

[@toddlevin]

Wow. This piece from 1922 sounds like a very clear mash-up of Stravinsky's "Petrouchka" (1911) and his "L'Histoire du soldat" (1918) - "Petrouchka and a Soldier have a Love Child" perhaps?

[@Alix777.]

Yes pretty much

[@vitomuzevic6422]

Rehearsal marks 12:00 14:37

[@martinogrosa2323]

Probably my favourite Hindemith piece. I actually have a hard time listening to his other pieces, even though I'd be curious to try more. Any suggestions, anybody?

[@agiegnoj]

Viola Sonata Nr. 1 op. 25, 2 Stücke für Orgel, In einer Nacht für Klavier op. 15, Trio for Heckelphone, Viola and Piano op. 47 and Mathis der Maler Sinfonie would come to mind

[@rossanopinelli5150]

I agree, probably my favourite Hindemith piece too, it's a masterpiece. Anyway I suggest other masterpieces: Symphonia Serena, Ludus Tonalis for piano, Harmonie der welt, Symphonic metamorphosis.

[@rolandmeyer3729]

Trauermusik

[@SuonoReale]

0:22 Sounds like Zappa

[@ali848trans]

The whole thing is pretty Zappaesque

[@perlman-t2g]

Chronologically speaking, Zappa sounds like Hindemith.

[@maranisha.]

EYY HINDEMITH

[@Qazwdx111]

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