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'''Paul Hindemith''' (1895-1963) was a [[Germany|German]] composer. He was forced to immigrate to the USA in 1935 after his music fell afoul of the [[Nazi]] regime. Besides a prolific composer of sonatas for every orchestral instrument and numerous orchestral works including the often-played ''Symphonic Metamorphoses on a theme by Weber'' (1943), Hindemith was well known as a teacher, having taught at [[Yale]] during his stay in America, and at Zurich University from the 1948 until his death.
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'''Paul Hindemith''' (1895-1963) was a [[Germany|German]] composer. He immigrated to the [[United States]] in 1935 after his music fell afoul of the [[Nazi]] regime. Besides a prolific composer of sonatas for every orchestral instrument and numerous orchestral works, including the often-played ''Symphonic Metamorphoses on a theme by Weber'' (1943), Hindemith was well known as a teacher, having taught at [[Yale]] during his stay in America, and at Zurich University from the 1948 until his death.
  
 
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Paul Hindemith (1895-1963) was a German composer. He immigrated to the United States in 1935 after his music fell afoul of the Nazi regime. Besides a prolific composer of sonatas for every orchestral instrument and numerous orchestral works, including the often-played Symphonic Metamorphoses on a theme by Weber (1943), Hindemith was well known as a teacher, having taught at Yale during his stay in America, and at Zurich University from the 1948 until his death.