Review by Allen Anderson

Hin Und Zurück Nuschi Nuschi Tänze Der Dämon is an impressive album featuring the compositions of Paul Hindemith, performed by the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, Stuttgart Solisten, and conducted by Arthur Grüber. The album showcases the unique and experimental style of Hindemith's music, which blends elements of classical and modern music.

The album is a collection of six pieces, each with its distinct sound and feel. The opening track, "Hin Und Zurück," is a lively and whimsical piece, while "Nuschi Nuschi" is a more subdued and contemplative work. The final piece, "Tänze Der Dämon," is a haunting and intense composition that showcases the orchestra's technical prowess.

Throughout the album, the Berlin Symphony Orchestra and Stuttgart Solisten deliver outstanding performances, perfectly capturing the nuances and complexities of Hindemith's music. Arthur Grüber's conducting is also noteworthy, as he expertly guides the orchestra through the intricate and challenging pieces.

Summary by Allen Anderson

Hin Und Zurück Nuschi Nuschi Tänze Der Dämon is a must-have album for fans of contemporary classical music. It's a beautiful and thought-provoking collection of works that showcases Hindemith's incredible talent and the skill of the musicians who bring his music to life.