Deuxième Quatuor à cordes

location of manuscript: Conservatoire de Toulouse Cellist and composer Paul Hermann steered into a new direction, several times during his life, to escape from the claws of anti-Semitism. As a young musician, there was no future for him in Hungary and he set off to Berlin. But in 1933, life in the dynamic metropolis became increasingly difficult. He performed as long as he could throughout Europe, with his own music and works by his teachers Kodály and Bartók. Ultimately, in Toulouse, Hitler's long arm caught him. by Carine Alders The reverend Canon Louis Ollier à Monsieur le chanoine Louis Ollier en hommage profondement respectueux I. Moderato assai - Toulouse, 13 July 1941 II. Presto - Toulouse, 19 July 1941 III. Lento ma non troppo - Toulouse, 1 July 1942 IV. Allegretto - Toulouse, 14 July 1942 V. Allegro vivo - Toulouse, September 1942