Paul Hindemith - Sonate für Bratsche(Viola) Solo op. 25 No. 1 (1922)(with full score)

[@verybratsche9467]

ah yes i love playing at 600+ bpm thx hindemith keep up the great work

[@ninjacoughdrop]

He's kind enough to note that the tonal beauty is incidental. So, just play FAST.

[@prepcoin_nl4362]

@@ninjacoughdrop In this case, "Nebensache" is better translated as "secondary", as in not a priority.

[@withpianochannel]

Hindemith is not my favorite but I really appreciate his genius. His language is unique and it will last forever.

[@2rbzero]

Love this piece. Reminds me in many ways of Kodaly’s sonata for solo cello.

[@PentameronSV]

That tempo indication in the fourth movement tho

[@PRohFullscoremusic]

lol

[@TopsAR]

What means in english??

[@S.Lijmerd]

@@TopsAR Frantic tempo. Wild. Tone beauty is of lesser importance.

[@dacoconutnut9503]

A diabolic scherzo!!!!!!!!!

[@maxwang4294]

Choo choo hop on the chaos train

[@intelligencesofanultradime1947]

Thank you for posting!

[@JaviCubanSpy]

Hindemith was probably too lazy to write down sixteenth notes in the fourth movement so he just used quarter notes and sped up the tempo

[@eawviolin]

I think the idea is, that with how common the meter changes are, quarter notes are just clearer to write than having sixteenth notes and having to constantly beam them differently.

[@JaviCubanSpy]

@@eawviolin Very true

[@비뜨-c9j]

9:33

[@rafaelmiranda2562]

9:33 = Casa de Lava (1994)

[@gaelhernandezpalmer3154]

At 10:15 did he insert a motif from one of the Bloch sonatas?? Sounds familiar.

[@juliusseizure591]

This was composed before

[@hannesheinz720]

Hindemith's intention was to perform these sonata without any vibrato!

[@dhowellbassist]

Why do you say that?

[@zalba5710]

I don’t know what his ‚intention’ was, but he certainly used a lot of vibrato and stuff himself recording that sonata.

[@uhmidkbruh]

9:34