🇩🇪Paul Hindemith ： Ludus Tonalis Interlude March

Placed within the flow of Ludus Tonalis, the “Interlude March” is driven by the clear meter and forward momentum characteristic of a march, while writing for several interacting voices unfolds across the piano. Its concise motives seem to pass from one voice to another, making its incisive rhythmic character and intellectual sense of structure especially compelling. In performance, it is important to clarify the volume and role of each voice so that the melodic line does not become obscured. Maintaining a steady tempo while avoiding overly emphatic accents and keeping the overlapping sonorities clear can create momentum without sounding mechanical. It is a piece that calls for independent fingers and precise articulation.