Partituras para conjunto mixto

Conceived in a slightly linear style, the trio is ideal for practicing rhythmic interplay, with melodic invention dominating. The finale is a double fugue.

Conceived largely in the tonal realm, the work is able to enhance the sparse 'Romantic' string repertoire through its highly condensed harmonic-linear layout.

The quintet in one movement, presented as a 'nocturne', evokes in its late-Romantic diction its creator's credo of consistent penetration of the thematic material.

Escher's music is not virtuosic brilliance, but profound and punctuated with subtle humor.'' David Aguilar, flutist.

The Concerto represents a unique document of chamber music playing of two string instruments with a characteristic organ part.

The spiritual work, 'playfully' adapted to the abilities of children, reveals the typical handwriting of the author, the use of his techniques up to the layering of rhythms in the 'interpoint'.

In the field of instrumental music Hoffmeister enriched almost all genres with works, whereby a special preference for unusual and rare chamber music instrumentations is noticeable.