Hindemith · Sonata for viola

HINDEMITH | Sonata for viola

Hindemith · Sonata for viola

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Watch Lise Berthaud plays the 4th movement from the Sonata for viola solo by Paul Hindemith

Paul Hindemith 1895 – 1963
Sonata for viola solo, opus 25 No. 1 (4th movement)
Lise Berthaud, viola

written and directed by Stéphan Aubé
Jacob Marlow · director of photography
Björn Blixt · ligthing consultant
Allan O Lückow · 1st assistant camera
Morten V Berg · onset previsualisation
sound recorded by Preben Iwan | TimbreMusic
Johanne Dalshøj · styling

produced by Allan O Lückow | Augmentum
Lars Fenger · executive producer
Jon Angelo Gjetting · compositing
André Kronsted Holberg · architectural and compositing artist
Niels Valentin · matte artist
Kim Hansen · background pictures
Hervé Champeaux · snow balls graphic designer
Torben Rohde · still photographer

a special thanks to
Tabea Keil
Ron Fischer
Henrik Jongdahl and the students of KTS

equipment and facilities provided by MoCopenhagen

© Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

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