Paul Hindemith - Viola Sonata in F op. 11 No. 4 (1919)(with full score)

[@AhrkFinTey]

dang they really went hard on that vibrato in the early 1900s huh

[@MiguelEspinozaFlamencoFusion]

Gorgeous interpretation, beautiful playing. I wish I knew who these incredible musicians are.

[@emmaaxelson7821]

It says in the description. The violist is William Primrose.

[@wsv123wsv]

Unbelievable!

[@kelamuni]

what year was this recorded?

[@lethargy0_035]

2

[@jasonyang9653]

What is that weird key signature at 6:45?

[@KonradCichoszewski]

For a few bars there are F# and G# by the clef. Normally a player seeing two sharps by the clef would automatically read those as F# and C#, but Hindemith on purpose wants F# and G# in these few bars.

[@KonradCichoszewski]

Oh and if you mean the asterisk sign, it just sends to the explanation at the bottom of the page, see the bottom at e.g. 6:58. It's explained in German

[@connorcmusician]

nice

[@thebabscast5154]

V Hmm

[@PhilipDaniel]

A Babylonian Hebrew comment on a Paul Hindemith piece ... what a world ...

[@littlewishy6432]

This recording’s rather staticky…

[@emmaaxelson7821]

It's old

[@kelamuni]

piano doesn't sound totally in tune