Paul Hindemith - Sonata for Viola and Piano in F major, Op. 11 No. 4

[@WolfyGreen]

The opening theme of this Sonata is worth a million dollars. Love at first sight, in sound.

[@stefandreus8711]

Beautiful...i love the viola sound, and Hindemith's music.

[@pwoody1958]

I just accompanied a student last night for his Senior Recital in this piece. It was a lot of work! But very much worth it. It's a fairly early piece for Hindemith, and I think it's interesting that it has so many unique textures and approaches. A lot of his later music, especially the sonatas, tends to sound very similar, but this piece really stands out. Wolfy says that the opening theme is worth a million bucks. I couldn't agree more -- it is so warm and gorgious, and Tertial, lol! I'm grateful for having learned and performed such an outstanding composition!

[@edyao5452]

the best interpretation so far.

[@vartush]

Love love love love love love

[@efun1234]

36 years away from the Tuba Sonata... interesting how one person's style can change so much...

[@gabykappscomposermariagabr749]

I'm glad Hindemith came along and restored the true meaning of music, after the atonalists' chasm with the very meaning of music. This is complex, interesting, experimental...but NEVER ugly.

[@connorcmusician]

which is ironic because most of hindemith's music is ugly af, much more ugly than the serialists

[@ТатьянаВерещагина-ц8т]

Wonderful playing!

[@altopark8372]

2-var3 6:12 Var.4 6:55 Var.6 11:22

[@shouldidankmeme1413]

for a moment i read kim kardashian oh dear

[@bmort1313]

I doubt that it's her. For her, "Hindemith" means "myths about having a huge hind".

[@Nettkin]

😅😅😅

[@efun1234]

closest i came crying to a piece