Paul Hindemith Sonata for trombone and piano, Massimo La Rosa trombonist

Paul Hindemith's trombone and piano Sonata was composed in 1941. Originally written in three movements, Hindemith added the fourth as a return to origin, mostly mirroring the first movement and giving the sonata a very imponent ending.
In this sonata, the musical challenge involves both trombone and piano. Once again, a big thanks goes to the great pianist Elizabeth DeMio for her superb playing.
Rigid rhythms, rapid changes, and extreme dynamics changes are keeping both me and Elizabeth, glued to the tracks of extreme musical complicity.
Massimo La Rosa
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