Hello, There is a wonderful piano piece by Rihm that I performed a couple of times in Toronto entitled Landler (1979). It is, as the title suggests, a slow dance in 3/4, and it is dedicated to his more senior composer Wilhem Killmayer. Coincidentally the piece resembles Killmayer's style a lot in my opinion. It is an extremely beautiful, sentimental and honest piece (I realise these are completely subjective terms), but it is not quite as innovative or 'avant-garde' as his other pieces for piano that I have seen, or at least the ways in which it is innovative are not as obvious. I have also heard a string quartet and a piece for violin and orchestra by Rihm, both of which did a lot for me. Regards, John