Hindemith: Complete Works for Flute

This new recording of Paul Hindemith’s complete works for flute, featuring Stathis Karapanos and an impressive array of supporting musicians, shows his versatility as a composer. He wrote a sonata for almost every instrument of the orchestra as well as solo concertos for some of them. He succeeded in optimally exploiting the qualities of each instrument both in sound and technique because he himself had a command, in some cases at a considerable level, of almost all of them. Along with compositions for professional flautists, Hindemith also wrote works for children and adult amateurs in which the flute assumes a leading role.