1–3 Sonata “27. April 1945”
4–5 Jazz-Toccata und -Fuge
6 Sonatina for piano
7–9 1st Sonata for piano
10–14 Kleine Suite I for piano
15–18 Kleine Suite II for piano
1–5 Kleine Suite I for piano (Karl Amadeus Hartmann) // 6:38
6–9 Kleine Suite II for piano (Karl Amadeus Hartmann) // 8:18
10–11 Jazz-Toccata und Fuge (Karl Amadeus Hartmann) // 8:05
12 Sonatina for piano (Karl Amadeus Hartmann) // 7:03
13–15 1st Sonata I for piano (Karl Amadeus Hartmann) // 11:40
16–20 Sonata “27. April 1945” (Karl Amadeus Hartmann) // 29:57
1–5 7. Klaviersonate (Viktor Ullmann)
💿 6–8 Sonate „27. April 1945“ (Karl Amadeus Hartmann) // 19:24
9 Ricorda cosa ti hanno fatto in Auschwitz (Luigi Nono)
1 Klaviersonate op. 1 (Alban Berg)
2–4 Klaviersonate Nr. 2 (Paul Hindemith)
5–7 Drei Klavierstücke op. 11 (Arnold Schönberg)
💿 8–12 Sonate „27. April 1945“ (Karl Amadeus Hartmann) // 31:14
1–3 Sonate “27. April 1945” (Karl Amadeus Hartmann) // 19:24
4–7 Concerto funebre (Karl Amadeus Hartmann) // 22:07
8–10 II. Streichquartett (Karl Amadeus Hartmann) // 27:41
for piano solo
Am 27. und 28. April 1945 schleppte sich ein Menschenstrom von Dachauer “Protected prisoners” an uns vorüber – unendlich war der Strom – unendlich war das Elend – unendlich war das Leid [“On April 27 and 28, 1945 a stream of ‘People in protective custody’ dragged themselves past us – infinite was the stream – infinite was the misery – infinite was the suffering -“]
I Bewegt [“Moving”]
II Presto assai (Scherzo)
III Marcia funebre (Lento)
IV 1st version: Allegro resoluto – 2nd version: Allegro furioso (Stürmisch, leidenschaftlich) [“Stormy, passionate”]
Performance duration: 16′.
First performance: June 13, 1982, musica viva, Herbert Henck (piano)