Hindemith: Violinkonzert, Symphonic Metamorphosis, Konzertmusik

Eschenbach, Christoph, Midori, NDR Sinfonieorchester

ODE 1214-2

From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himselfFrom Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.From Paul Hindemith's essay "Problems of a Contemporary Composer": Since the composer should not merely entertain the listener with his work, but give him something, make him better, he must above all constantly work on himself.

CD

28.08.2013

761195121429

Grammy Award: 'Best Classical Compendium' (2013)