Schott
Schott — Ludus Tonalis (1942)
The cycle of fugues is introduced and concluded by a Praeludium and Postludium, the second formed by turning the Praeludium upside down and reading it backwards. In solving technical problems he posed himself, Hindemith created a work of considerable imagination. Intellectual achievement and sheer delight in playing are shown not to be mutually exclusive. The Ludus is a graphic example of the composer's delight in the fantastic. He illustrated the work with colored pencil, drawing a lion for each entry of the subject of the fugues. And for each of the twelve, a different kind of lion according to the character of the music, providing an instructive formal analysis of the music.
Product details
- Series: Schott
- Pages: 62
- Dimensions: 12.0 × 9.2 × 0.3 in
- Weight: 10 oz
Schott — historic German music publisher since 1770, home of Hindemith and Carl Orff.
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