Paul Hindemith - Piano Sonata No. 2(1936)(with full score)

Mov.1: Mäßig schnell 00:10
Mov.2: Lebhaft 02:35
Mov.3: Sehr langsam - Rondo: Bewegt 04:18
Pf. Elly Kassman
The Piano Sonata No. 2 in G major by Paul Hindemith was composed in 1936. A typical performance lasts 13 minutes. The shortest of his three piano sonatas, Hindemith thought of this sonata as a sonatina, and its writing is considered to be accessible even to amateurs.
The sonata is in three movements:
Mäßig schnell
Lebhaft
Sehr langsam - Rondo: Bewegt

[@burkhardstackelberg1203]

While the first sonata comes with a sense of seriousness and intimacy, a sense of nostalgia, the second one is more playful and easy-minded. Again a beautiful piece from Hindemith.

[@ivanmamede]

I'll try this one. It has a lovable theme.

[@alexisdanielvaneskeheian2127]

Otra maravilla de Hindemith. Gran composición: bellísima. Me matan esos acordes arpegiados en detención (me fascinan). Muchas gracias por compartir desde Buenos Aires, Argentina.

[@emanuel_soundtrack]

absolutely insane. I guess it sounds cool on harpsichord, with 8’ 4’

[@rondoin7225]

Great themes in the 1st mov.

[@ruyfaco]

The beginning of the theme of the third movement sounds like Franck's Preludé, aria et final

[@MontoyaMatrix]

Please, someone--who is the performer? I'm guessing "Professor Elly Kassman?" Sounds like it was taken from a vinyl record.

[@handler-]

Frank Montoya it is kassman

[@Pianist46]

“Pf” stands for pianoforte, not professor

[@adzh1baev]

2:35