by Pedro Beltrán Gámir · Independently published · tapa blanda · ISBN 9798333807625
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«Hindemith de Berlín a Nueva York» is the biographical essay by Pedro Beltrán Gámir, published by Independently published in paperback (195 pages).
Fourth volume in the series on composers banned by the Nazis. It follows Paul Hindemith (1895-1963), a non-Jewish German whose music was declared degenerate. It covers his expressionist phase (Sancta Susanna), the neoclassical turn, exile in Turkey and the United States, and his teaching at Yale, championing Cardillac.
The author previously published the series volumes devoted to Zemlinsky, Korngold and Schreker.
Work for fans of music history and composer biographies, with particular interest in the Nazis' cultural repression.
