Which composer?
mainClue: he always believed in Vorsprung durch Technik
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Ein-Audi?
Wo hin damit?
…or possibly Hindemith.
He has John William’s eyes.
‘Vorsprung durch Technik’? Surely a composer who owns an Audi.
Did Carlos Kleiber compose, I wonder? 😉
Stockhausen?
Yes, I suspect him also.
Derek “Delboy” Trotter?
The answer is Hindemith
Kleiber liked Audis
https://readcars.co/2017/07/07/top-musicians-amazing-cars/attachment/8901/
Ganz klar: Paul Hindemith!
(William was right too! And what do we win? 😉
Would that be the “Twelve Tone Technik”? In which case, that could be Schoenberg.
Mexican Composer?
I’ll go with Hindemith as well.
Some answers here are hit-or-mith,
but actually it’s Hindemith.
Karajan, surely. He had once thought of becoming an engineer (good at maths) and was not above twiddling knobs in the studio. Said that CD made all else gaslight.
Please delete comment. Misread as conductor.
Paul Hindemith, if Google Images is to b believed.
My guess was Ernst Krenek. There’s just something about that serious mien.
It IS Hindemith!
Yes, it is.