Postlude is retrograde inversion of Prelude

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"Postlude is retrograde inversion of Prelude" is the concluding movement of Paul Hindemith’s *Ludus Tonalis*, constructed as a precise retrograde inversion of the opening prelude to create a symmetrical architectural frame for the work.

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Ludus Tonalis → relationBetweenPreludeAndPostlude → Postlude is retrograde inversion of Prelude ⓘ